Software Engineer - HYBRID

The Structures Company•Orlando, FL

1d•Hybrid

About The Position

Models aircraft survivability equipment and threat-scenario behavior for rotary-wing training simulation, including chaff and flares, warning receivers, threat cues, defensive responses, countermeasure logic, and threat scenarios. Models aircraft-system behavior such as functional behavior, cautions and warnings, fault injection, failure propagation, and degraded modes. Contributes to engineering definition of system behavior, requirements, architecture, interfaces, and traceability. Uses Cameo and SysML for requirements decomposition, use-case modeling, architecture development, interface definition, and traceability. Applies model-based systems engineering to describe interactions among aircraft, survivability, and scenario functions, connecting simulation behavior to operational and training needs. Works across engineering disciplines and with domain specialists to define simulation behavior, providing software and test engineers a technical basis for implementation and evaluation. Supports next-generation rotary-wing training capabilities, including CH-53K and MH-60R/CG use cases. This is an 11-month contract with potential for extension, located in Orlando, Florida, with a hybrid work arrangement. The listed pay rate is $100 per hour.

Requirements

Must be a U.S. Person as defined by ITAR.
Ability to obtain a Secret Security Clearance.
Experience in aircraft survivability equipment, threat modeling, aircraft systems, or mission-related simulation.
Experience with MBSE, SysML, or Cameo.
Strength in requirements analysis, system architecture, and interface definition.
Strength in behavioral modeling and requirements traceability.
Experience modeling aircraft-system functional behavior, cautions and warnings, fault injection, failure propagation, or degraded modes.
Experience modeling chaff and flares, warning receivers, threat cues, defensive responses, countermeasure logic, or threat scenarios.
Experience using AI-assisted research, analysis, and documentation tools, with independent evaluation of results.
Ability to work across engineering disciplines with software engineers, systems engineers, pilots, instructors, and subject-matter experts.

Nice To Haves

Rotorcraft operations, pilot training, or simulator-domain knowledge is strongly desired.

Responsibilities

Model aircraft survivability equipment and threat-scenario behavior for rotary-wing training simulation.
Model chaff and flares, warning receivers, threat cues, defensive responses, countermeasure logic, and threat scenarios.
Model aircraft-system functional behavior, cautions and warnings, fault injection, failure propagation, and degraded modes.
Contribute to engineering definition of system behavior, requirements, architecture, interfaces, and traceability.
Use Cameo and SysML for requirements decomposition, use-case modeling, architecture development, interface definition, and traceability.
Apply model-based systems engineering to describe interactions among aircraft, survivability, and scenario functions.
Connect simulation behavior to operational and training needs.
Collaborate across engineering disciplines and with domain specialists to define simulation behavior.
Provide software and test engineers a technical basis for implementation and evaluation.
Support next-generation rotary-wing training capabilities, including CH-53K and MH-60R/CG use cases.