Operations Analysis Engineer III/IV

Specter Aerospace is seeking an Operations Analysis Engineer III-IV to support the design and analysis of high-speed airbreathing testbed vehicles. A successful candidate will have prior experience conducting survivability and performance assessments of weapon systems, to include engagement and mission level simulations.

About Specter Aerospace Specter Aerospace is building the next generation of hypersonic vehicles for U.S. Forces and Allies. Specter is headquartered just north of Boston in Peabody, MA where it leverages its advanced propulsion technologies, manufacturing, and testing capabilities to rapidly develop supersonic and hypersonic systems. Funded by a mix of government R&D organizations and private funding, Specter is expanding its team in preparation for flight testing and full-scale production.

Role & Responsibilities

Lead and execute survivability assessments of novel, high-speed weapon systems to support on-going programs

Create and validate vehicle performance models in AFSIM

Develop and debug threat IADS simulations in AFSIM

Conduct engagement simulations using TMAP and ESAMS

Develop tools in Python and MATLAB to support the performance analysis of weapon systems

Effectively communicate results to internal and external stakeholders to include government and military officials

Support trajectory optimization efforts (3DOF/6DOF)

Other duties as assigned by the company

Job Requirements

Bachelor's degree in Engineering, Math, Computer Science, Physics, or other related discipline

3+ years of relevant full-time experience

Experience conducting engagement-level analysis of high-speed weapon systems using ESAMS or TMAP

Experience conducting mission-level simulations in support of weapon system development using AFSIM

Experience utilizing Linux computers for simulations and experience with HPC interfaces

Proficiency in MATLAB and Python to support tool development

Ability to obtain a DoD security clearance (U.S. Citizenship required)

Desired Skills

Master's Degree in Engineering, Math, Computer Science, Physics, or other related discipline

7+ years of relevant full-time experience

Experience leading survivability studies for weapon system development programs

Experience working across classification levels to efficiently conduct survivability studies

Experience communicating with government officials

Software development experience (including CI/CD pipelines, Git/GitLab)

Active DoD security clearance

EEO Statement: All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, disability, or veteran status.