Software Engineer I or II (Req 02-24)
Burlington, MA office
Fusion Technology and Systems Division

Candidate will implement data fusion algorithms to detect, track and identify ground targets, perform object-oriented analysis and design, code in C++ and/or Java, test software implementation using simulated and/or real data sets, support software integration and demonstrations to customers and users, receive mentoring from more senior software engineers. 

Minimum requirements include BS in Computer Science or related discipline with an understanding of software engineering build process models and using object-oriented design and development techniques, works well as part of an integrated engineering research/software development team and excellent oral and written communication skills.

US Citizenship is required.

Chief Software Engineer (Req 02-60)
Burlington, MA office
Battle Management, Command, Control, and Communications Division (BMC3)

Division Chief SW Engineer, responsible for formulating/promulgating SW engineering processes, techniques, technologies & standards.  Individual contributor working select programs/pursuits.  Expected to be hands-on developer with demonstrated expertise in software methodologies and practices.

Minimum requirements include MS Computer Science +15 years of industry and/or academic experience (Ph.D. highly desirable); demonstrated knowledge and application experience in IEEE & DoD software engineering standards and practices.  Demonstrated currency in software techniques and technologies, software engineering management and hands-on development.  Must be skilled in OOA/D, web technologies, multiple programming languages, middleware, intelligent agents, and knowledge-based systems.

US Citizenship is required.

Software Engineer II (Req 02-62)
Burlington, MA office
Intelligent Systems Division

ALPHATECH is the prime contractor on an exciting new project to develop the next generation of database technology needed to support ultra-large scale data mining.  The resulting technology will be capable of efficiently storing and rapidly accessing vast quantities of heterogeneous data, will provide mechanisms for handling information uncertainty, and will incorporate novel query management techniques to efficiently access a wide variety of data sources for new, relevant data.  ALPHATECH is currently seeking a number of qualified candidates to support this exciting new program.

The successful candidate will provide software engineering support to the program.  Activities will include implementing and testing algorithms, integrating the components into a system prototype, conducting performance analysis, and supporting technology transition to the end user.

Required skill set: BS or MS in CS, Mathematics, or related field.  Experience in large-scale, object-oriented software development using C++ and Java.  Prior experience with any of the following is desirable: Database Systems, Distributed Application Development, and Agent-Based Systems.  The candidate must have good communications skills and must be willing to work as part of a team.

US Citizenship is required.

Senior Software Research Engineer (Req 02-63)
Burlington, MA office
Intelligent Systems Division

ALPHATECH is the prime contractor on an exciting new project to develop the next generation of database technology needed to support ultra-large scale data mining.  The resulting technology will be capable of efficiently storing and rapidly accessing vast quantities of heterogeneous data, will provide mechanisms for handling information uncertainty, and will incorporate novel query management techniques to efficiently access a wide variety of data sources for new, relevant data.  ALPHATECH is currently seeking a number of qualified candidates to support this exciting new program.

The successful candidate will be involved in the application of an advanced distributed application framework and other relevant technologies to build an active, distributed database system.  The candidate will be part of a team, and will assist in all phases of program execution, from theory and research to software implementation.  Activities will include developing and evaluating alternative algorithms and architectures, interfacing with other ALPHATECH team members and subcontractors, and interfacing with various co-contractors and end users of the research systems.

Required skill set: Ph.D. in Computer Science or related field with proven skills in large-scale software development using object-oriented approaches in the C++ and Java languages.  Ability to do research and generate new ideas as well as practical experience in building distributed applications and database systems.  Exposure to agent technologies, and intelligent systems is desirable.  The candidate must have good communications skills and must be willing to work as part of a team.

US Citizenship is required.

Software Engineer II (Req 03-15)
Burlington, MA office
Battle Management, Command, Control, and Communications Division (BMC3)

Participate in the research and development of state-of-the-art C2 technologies for future military systems. Primary responsibilities include developing and implementing advanced algorithms, maintaining existing software infrastructure, conducting and reporting experiments. Must have strong communication (oral, written, and presentation) skills and adapt well to a fluid environment where requirements are constantly changing. Candidate should be capable of working independently with minimal supervision from senior staff and project technical leads.

Minimum requirements include BS in CS or EE with a solid foundation in computer science. Experience with object-oriented design and programming on large-scale project including JAVA, C++. Math proficiency, especially geometry and good understanding of probabilities, is a plus. Candidate with S or TS clearance is desired. Ability to interact with technical staff and staff from associate contractors, subcontractors, and government customer organizations.

US Citizenship is required.

 

Software Engineer II (Req 03-16)
Burlington, MA office
Battle Management, Command, Control, and Communications Division (BMC3)

Participate in the research and development of state-of-the-art C2 technologies for future military systems. Primary responsibilities include developing and implementing advanced algorithms, maintaining existing software infrastructure, conducting and reporting experiments. Must have strong communication (oral, written, and presentation) skills and adapt well to a fluid environment where requirements are constantly changing. Candidate should be capable of working independently with minimal supervision from senior staff and project technical leads.

Minimum requirements include MS in CS or EE with a solid foundation in computer science. Experience with object-oriented design and programming on large-scale project including JAVA, C++. Additionally, experience with middleware technologies such as CORBA, HLA, RMI, DIS, etc. is desired. Math proficiency, especially geometry and good understanding of probabilities, is a plus. Candidate with S or TS clearance is desired. Ability to interact with technical staff and staff from associate contractors, subcontractors, and government customer organizations.

US Citizenship is required.

Senior Software Engineer (Req 03-18)
Burlington, MA office
Battle Management, Command, Control, and Communications Division (BMC3)

The candidate will be expected to lead or support tasks for the implementation of advanced mission control systems for a team of air vehicles. Flight software Verification and Validation (V&V) is required. Prior experience in developing software for military/commercial applications is required. Must have strong communication (oral, written, and presentation) skills and adapt well to a fluid environment where requirements are constantly changing. Candidate should be capable of working independently with minimal supervision from senior staff.

Minimum requirements include a MS/BS in software engineering or computer science, with strong software skills. Familiarity and experience with formal methods in software V&V desirable. Three years experience in JAVA or C++ with a proven record of project completion. Experience in Object-oriented design, Distributed applications, JAVA, CORBA, Agents, Database, Mathematical, and/or Analysis capability desired. Candidate with S or TS clearance is desired.

US Citizenship is required.

Senior Software Engineer (Req 03-23)
Burlington, MA office
Battle Management, Command, Control, and Communications Division (BMC3)

Participate in the research and development of state-of-the-art technologies for future military systems. Primary responsibilities will include some or all of the following: developing and implementing advanced algorithms, supporting database construction and population, modifying existing software applications to handle new interfaces, and supporting the conduct of research experiments. infrastructure, and conducting and reporting experiments. Must have good communication (oral, written, and presentation) skills and adapt well to a fluid environment where requirements are constantly changing.

Openings are available for both entry-level and senior candidates. Minimum entry-level requirements include BS in Math, Engineering, or Computer Science with a solid foundation in engineering and algorithms and a high major GPA. Entry-level candidates should also be familiar with object-oriented design and programming in either C++ or JAVA. MATLAB experience is a plus.

Senior candidates should have a minimum of a BS in Math, Engineering, or Computer Science (MS preferred) and five (5) years experience. Senior candidates should be capable of working independently with minimal supervision from senior staff and project technical leads, and also be willing to support new business development. A solid experience with object-oriented design and programming in JAVA and/or C++ on projects is required. Familiarity with developing DII-COE applications for the Department of Defense, is a plus. Math proficiency, especially a good understanding of optimization techniques, is another plus.

US Citizenship is required.

Software Engineer I or II(Req 03-27)
Burlington, MA office
Intelligent Systems Division

Talented entry-level software engineer to help develop advanced knowledge-based applications as part of a larger programming team. Development will take place primarily on Windows and Unix platforms using Java, C++, and Prolog, but may also involve Lisp, CLIPS, or other AI programming languages, and middleware and database technologies such as XML, SOAP, mySQL, and ObjectStore. It is assumed that unfamiliar programming languages can be rapidly picked up on the job as needed; as a result, the candidate must have a solid foundation in the fundamentals of Computer Science.

Solid foundation in Computer Science. MS preferred. Ability to work well as part of a small programming team. Some exposure to AI concepts/programming languages. Familiarity with object-oriented programming and design (preferably using Java and/or C++)

US Citizenship is required.