Software Engineer - Level 2

Lockheed Martin•Fort Worth, TX

18h•Onsite

About The Position

We are Lockheed Martin. You will join the OmniView team within the Mission Management System, part of the Mission Control Systems group under Dynamic Targeting & Surveillance Systems as a Software Engineer. This team develops, integrates, and tests the world view interface that presents mission planning and execution data on the Multi Domain Control System (MDCX) for Advanced Development Programs. The MDCX is an open-architecture software platform enabling a single operator to control diverse uncrewed systems in the air, at sea, and on land. The Skunk Works (Lockheed Martin Advanced Development Program) seeks world-class software development and testing talent to continue our 75+ year legacy of pioneering advanced technologies. As the Software Engineer, you will be responsible for all phases of developing software solutions for Command & Control Systems.

Requirements

C++ and/or C# programming experience
Bachelors degree from an accredited college in a related discipline, or equivalent experience/combined education

Nice To Haves

Object Oriented Programming
Agile Software Development
Software Development Tools (e.g. Visual Studio)
Atlassian Tools (e.g. Jira)
Experience in OMS/UCI messaging
UI/UX Software Development
Experience in QT (or a strong emphasis on graphical user interfaces)
Experience with Complex Algorithms
Service Oriented Architecture Knowledge
Linux and Windows operating systems
Configuration Management Systems (e.g. Git)
System test and Integration experience
Practical knowledge and skills of messaging systems (e.g. ActiveMQ, RabbitMQ, Kafka)

Responsibilities

Generating requirements, system and software design and implementation
Integrating and flight test events
Adjudicating change requests as the software is updated, tested, and integrated.
Participating in integration activities that will include a multitude of host systems, such as live assets of varying capability and structure, simulated systems, and laboratory environments that include constructive simulations, physical hardware, and system simulations.