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C++ Software Engineer (Dayton)

Stellar Science

Dayton, OH · HybridJobPosted 4mo agoSeen in employer's feed 3 days ago

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Dayton, OHHybrid
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Security clearance

Job overview

Stellar Science is hiring a C++ Software Engineer (Dayton). Stellar Science seeks modern C++20/23 Software Engineers with three or more years of industry experience to develop reusable, maintainable scientific software for space situational awareness, computer vision, directed energy, metamaterials, and biothermal modeling.

Key focus areas include Implement leading‑edge scientific software tools., Create reusable, maintainable C++ code solving challenging math and physics problems., and Perform work at government and/or customer sites as needed..

Successful candidates bring 3+ Years Industry Experience, BS Or Equivalent Experience, and Code Sample Or C++ Evaluation. Important skills include C++, Creating Reusable Code, Creating Maintainable Code, Solving Challenging Math Problems, Solving Challenging Physics Problems, and C++20/23. Preferred (not required): Java, Python, TypeScript, and Boost.

Skills & qualifications

RequiredNice to have

Skills

C++Creating Reusable CodeCreating Maintainable CodeSolving Challenging Math ProblemsSolving Challenging Physics ProblemsJavaPythonTypeScriptBoostEigenCross-Platform Development on LinuxCross-Platform Development on WindowsOpenSceneGraphOpenGLWebGLMPIOpenMPThreadsGPUsQtGitBitbucketJenkinsCMakeImage ProcessingImagery AnalysisComputer VisionComputer Aided Design (CAD)Aerospace VehiclesOrbital MechanicsElectromagneticsSpace Domain AwarenessModeling and SimulationDirected EnergyC++20/23Reusable CodeMaintainable CodeSolving Math ProblemsSolving Physics ProblemsCross-Platform DevelopmentLinux3D GraphicsSupercomputingUser Interface DevelopmentCI/CD

Qualifications

3+ Years Industry ExperienceBS or Equivalent ExperienceCode Sample or C++ EvaluationUS CitizenshipWillingness to Undergo Background InvestigationWillingness to Perform Work at Government and/or Customer SitesMS DegreePhD DegreeActive Security Clearance

Full job description

Stellar Science is seeking several modern C++20/23 Software Engineers with three or more years of industry experience creating reusable, maintainable code solving challenging math and physics problems. BS (or equivalent experience) required, MS/PhD degree desired. Join our unique, collaborative team to help implement leading-edge scientific software tools in fascinating domains including space situational awareness, computer vision, directed energy, metamaterials, and biothermal modeling.

Experience in any of the following is a plus:

  • Additional languages: Java, Python, TypeScript

  • Relevant libraries: Boost, Eigen

  • Cross-platform development on Linux and Windows

  • 3D graphics: OpenSceneGraph, OpenGL, WebGL

  • Supercomputing: MPI, OpenMP, threads, GPUs

  • User interface development: Qt

  • Continuous integration: git, Bitbucket, Jenkins, CMake

  • Image processing, imagery analysis, computer vision, computer aided design (CAD)

  • Aerospace vehicles, orbital mechanics, electromagnetics, space domain awareness

  • Modeling and simulation, including directed energy

Code sample or C++ evaluation required.

Extremely flexible work schedule, hybrid workplace model, & generous benefits.

US Citizenship required + willingness to undergo a background investigation.

Active security clearance is a plus.

Must be willing to perform some work at government and/or customer sites.

Positions are Dayton Ohio. We are currently hiring employees near Dayton, OH where we have a small shared office space.

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