AMSC Test Analyst

Job Title: AMSC Test Analyst Location: Arnold AFB

• Tullahoma, TN On-Site Canvas is seeking a qualified individual to support the Air Force at the Arnold Engineering Development Complex (AEDC) at Arnold AFB, TN. The candidate will execute a wide range of technical tasks including development and use of data collection and analysis tools, as well as execution of data collection, analysis, and reporting. Responsibilities/Duties: Performing engineering analysis and modeling functions in a variety of technical areas including: Electro-optic/infrared (EO/IR) signature measurement data collection Measured EO/IR missile plume and hardbody signature data and models Missile propulsion, trajectory, and attitude data and models Missile nozzle and plume flowfield models Reentry wake flowfield and signature models Deploy as part of small team to areas outside AEDC for periods typically from 1 to 2 weeks with responsibility for application of one or more instruments to collect signature data on target(s) of interest. Perform data extraction, metadata consolidation, and data processing/analysis tasks as assigned to support customer and user deliverables and requests. Use and support development of government or commercial toolsets and applications to process and analyze data. Prepare inputs, based on underlying physics, to model and simulation programs for missiles or other systems, and exercise the models to predict signatures. Perform comparative analyses of simulation results. Prepare documentation as appropriate to record data processing, analysis, and software usage and/or adaptation. Work in a fast-paced environment, prioritizing work to balance multiple projects and deadlines. Collaborate effectively with senior staff and peers, communicating clearly and concisely in both oral and written formats. Other duties as assigned Required Qualifications: Bachelor’s degree in physics or engineering from an accredited school and up to 3 years of experience. Proficiency with Python and MATLAB. Desired Qualifications: An active DoD security clearance is highly desirable; however, candidates without a clearance will also be considered. Advanced degree or additional graduate-level coursework in physics or engineering is a plus. Chemistry, fluid dynamics, atmospheric physics background or coursework is a plus. Coursework in Computer Vision and experience with OpenCV is highly desired. Must be able to learn and effectively use a variety of government and in-house simulation codes and analysis tools. Demonstrated ability to effectively communicate technical information to both technical and non-technical audiences. Experience fostering cooperation and teamwork with both internal and external stakeholders. Engineering intern experience and/or experience in test or aerospace/industrial setting is desired. Applicant must be willing and able to work extended hours and shift work while supporting test execution, as test schedules dictate. Strong adherence to safety and security protocols in a test environment. Security Clearance: The ability to obtain and maintain a Top Secret clearance. Having any active security clearance is a plus.