Electrical Integration & Test Engineer

Help Desk Specialist Carr Astronautics Corporation is seeking a Help Desk Specialist to work with National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA). Associate's Degree from an accredited college or university preferred; equivalent experience will be considered in lieu of degree. Knowledge of and the ability to monitor computer system generated logs and scheduled events, as well as report on problems and anomalies. Experience with and/or ability to use call center telephony equipment. Proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Visio and Project). Strong verbal and written communication skills and customer service skills. Strong analytical and problem‑solving skills. Ability to follow processes, procedures, and guidelines to ensure repeatable customer experiences. Highly detail‑oriented, organized, timely, and customer service‑oriented. Ability to work well independently and in a team setting. Adaptable, flexible, and able to deal with ambiguity and change. Primary Job Duties: Diagnose, resolve, and follow up on issues relating to various user concerns. Provide remote support and resolve issues for users who may be at remote offices or home office users. Provide written updates for problem resolution in ticketing system, knowledge bases, troubleshooting manual(s) and procedures, or on‑line documentation repository. Assist in troubleshooting advanced technical issues within the network and telecommunications environments. Assist in providing support to project managers to integrate and transition projects or new technology efforts to the production support environment. Assist in maintaining software and workstation image management, including the use of image deployment software to perform imaging tasks for workstations. Identify areas deserving attention in the technical support environment, and consult with management. Ensure tickets are accurately documented and resolved in a timely manner. Work within the team framework created by management and work with team members on assigned projects. Preferred Requirements: Knowledge of and the ability to monitor logs and scheduled events, as well as report on problems and anomalies. Experience in customer support or call center support. Per contract requirements: Have the ability to obtain and maintain a Public Trust security clearance. Electrical Engineer – Mission Analysis & MATLAB Carr Astronautics Corporation is looking for engineers with competence in mission analysis, attitude determination and control, and orbital mechanics. Knowledge and experience in the MATLAB language is essential. Candidates require a degree in engineering or a scientific field and some experience working on NASA, NOAA, or DOD programs. Fluency in MATLAB is a must. Work as part of a larger team to deliver on NASA and/or NOAA projects. Support simulation and analysis activities for space systems. Support traceability and verification of requirements. Requirements: Degree in aerospace, electrical, mechanical engineering, computer science, mathematics, or physics. Must have good software skills and fluency with MATLAB. Familiarity with government programs. All levels of experience with duties and compensation commensurate with qualifications. Good people skills and a cooperative approach to working with others. U.S. citizen or Permanent Resident (green card holder). Electrical Engineer – Greenbelt, MD (GSFC) Carr Astronautics Corporation is seeking an Electrical Engineer in Greenbelt, MD to support contracts at NASA Goddard Space Flight Center (GSFC). The contract is tasked with providing a broad range of engineering and related services as required for the formulation, design, development, fabrication, integration, testing, verification, and operations of space flight and ground system hardware and software, including development and validation of new technologies. Requirements: Familiarity with government programs. Good people skills and a cooperative approach to working with others. U.S. citizen or Permanent Resident (green card holder). Junior FPGA Design Engineer – NASA GSFC The Junior FPGA Design Engineer will assist in the design and development of FPGA hardware/firmware in a hands‑on research and development environment supporting NASA’s Goddard Space Flight Center (GSFC). Assist with the development of FPGA designs used in advanced flight and ground support systems in support of NASA space flight programs. Perform FPGA firmware design, simulation using ModelSim and integration of FPGA designs from both Xilinx and Actel FPGAs. Perform decomposition of FPGA specifications into VHDL RTL architectures and module building blocks. Perform integration of FPGA designs into a systems environment. Perform FPGA design functional verification, synthesis, timing verification, implementation verification, programming, and device in‑circuit verification. Perform lab test on designs and components. Troubleshoot and improve building block modules. Requirements: BS in Electrical Engineering, Computer Science, Physics or equivalent years of practical experience. Experience in FPGA design, simulation, synthesis using VHDL language, ModelSim or Active VHDL simulation. Experience in FPGA hardware and firmware design, development and testing. Must be proficient at debugging at the firmware level as well as the system level using standard test equipment. Must be self‑starker who can work independently or in team environments, must be a team player, with the ability to work well with other cross‑functional teams (RF, SW, and Manufacturing). U.S. Citizenship required, must be able to pass a Government background investigation. Noaa Environmental Satellite Processing Center – Operations Support Responsible for ensuring reliable operation of the systems that decode the data coming from weather satellites, make images, perform scientific analyses to make higher level products. Make weather products available to National Weather Services (NWS) local forecast offices, NWS supercomputers running advanced numerical models, and a host of other users. Work in close collaboration with operational analysts, support programmer[s], and government leads. Develop enhancements to satellite data pre and post processing using Python, Fortran, Perl programming languages. Migrating code to Python. Develop updates to GUI analysis software – adding new products, revising views. Develop methods to improve monitoring, error reporting, and automated error mitigation. Required knowledge and experience: Strong analytical and problem‑solving skills. Master's Degree in physical sciences, engineering, or computer science. Experience in Unix/Linux, Bash shell. Experience in Perl, Python, Java. Knowledge of Jira, SubVersion tools. Familiarity with Full Software Development Cycle. Knowledge of satellite ground systems processing. Additional: Excellent organizational, written, and verbal communication skills. Ability to prioritize, and to work on multiple projects simultaneously. Minimum 7 to 10 year's experience in related field. Experience working with NOAA/NESDIS is a plus. U.S. citizen or green card holder with ability to pass a background check for access to government facilities. Science / Satellite Data Engineer – NOAA/STAR Carr Astronautics Corporation is seeking a junior to mid‑level scientist to support NOAA/STAR with knowledge of meteorological and oceanographic satellite sensors for exploiting new, advanced, and emerging observing systems for innovative use of satellite data. The work will range from developing product assessment tools to designing and developing scientific algorithms and applications, code integration, porting, testing and debugging, and releasing code and documenting software applications. The work will support the Data Exploitation, Evaluation and Value Assessment (DEEVA) team, which addresses scientific questions related to current and next generation satellite observing systems and architectures. Education / Experience: Minimum bachelor’s degree in remote sensing‑related engineering or scientific field. Knowledge of Satellite Data Assimilation, Numerical Weather Prediction, Radiative Transfer, Retrieval Algorithms. Proficiency in React/Next.js, Node.js is desired. Experience with Linux platform. Experience working with large environmental datasets and scientific code is desired. Ability to effectively communicate technical information and work status accurately and reliably to project leads and managers. U.S. citizen preferred; Must be able to obtain and maintain a national agency check and background investigation after hire. Electrical Integration and Test Engineer – Greenbelt, MD (GSFC) Carr Astronautics Corporation is seeking an Electrical Integration and Test Engineer in Greenbelt, MD to support contracts at NASA Goddard Space Flight Center (GSFC). Test procedure development for digital and analog electronics. Requirements: Degree in Electrical engineering. Familiarity with government programs. 5+ years experience integrating and testing electrical systems for aerospace applications. Good people skills and a cooperative approach to working with others. U.S. citizen or Permanent Resident (green card holder). Work will be performed onsite at GSFC in Greenbelt, MD. #J-18808-Ljbffr Carr Astronautics Corporation