Position Summary
This position will be responsible for implementing and maintaining the approved NMS/OSS strategy in an ongoing basis, including but not limited to user training, user requirements for enhancements of current and future toolsets, NMS utilization reporting requirements such as Infovista and Cacti, NMS change control, and level 2 Operations' support for selected Operations' systems such as VECS (occasional use RF access system) and Glowlink carrier management system, Netcracker, and Element Management Systems (EMS). This position will also coordinate all internal and external functions/parties, serve as the primary point-of-contact in coordinating design projects and schedules as required, provide Level 3 ongoing support and maintenance, participate in On-Call activities and provide technical resolutions for escalated operational issues.
Position Summary
The Senior Network Cabling Technician will be responsible for providing
GXS/NGN network maintenance and infrastructure support. This includes
data/video/RF/optical cable design, manufacture and tests, on-site PoP
and teleport cabling support. Provide logistics support for NGN/GXS
optical equipment which include documentation and shipping, RMA
support, maintaining cables/connectors and equipment inventories.
Provide expert cable design, manufacturing and installation support to
departments within Network Engineering.
Position Summary
The purpose of this position is to provide project management support to spacecraft specific programs from concept through proposal, contract execution, and finally through end of operational lifetime. The incumbent will support proposal generation for both spacecraft payload and complex communications networks during pre-sales phase and will ensure customer and operational support requirement are met during the construction phase. During the operations phase, he/she will be responsible for the successful achievement of all program requirements within cost, schedule and technical constraints as well as customer communications and customer satisfaction.
L-3 Stratis has a challenging opportunity for an experienced Space Vehicle Electrical Power Systems (EPS) Hardware Engineer to work with electrical power systems for human space flight vehicles. We are part of a team supporting EPS analysis and systems engineering activities including ongoing International Space Station (ISS) engineering activities at NASA / Johnson Space Center. The individual will support NASA ISS EPS subsystem engineers.
Specifically, the electrical power subsystem engineer will support hardware development for EPS equipment on ISS.
Job Responsibilities include:
• Production of build-to-print flight hardware.
• Electrical design of power supplies.
• Procurement of flight hardware assembly parts.
• Drawing changes.
• Scheduling and tracking of hardware through fabrication process.
• Writing test procedures.
• Scheduling and supervising testing.
• Certification of flight hardware.
• Dispositioning of discrepancy reports (troubleshooting and problem resolution).
This work takes place in a highly stimulating and dynamic environment that is critical in the human space exploration initiative.
This position requires a self-motivated, capable person wanting to work in a very team-oriented, friendly, but demanding environment. The ideal individual should also have strong verbal and written communication skills. Team members must share our passion for our Nation's Space Program.
L3 Stratis is looking for Graphics Software and Video Simulation Engineers to support development of the Constellation Training Facility (CxTF) at the NASA / Johnson Space Center (JSC). The CxTF is the high-fidelity simulation and astronaut training facility used to model the Constellation Program space vehicles, e.g., Crew Exploration Vehicle and Lunar Lander, that will take the U.S. back to the Moon and on to Mars. This facility will be used to train NASA's next generation of astronauts and flight controllers.
This work involves graphics software development, Crew Exploration Vehicle (CEV) Vision Processing Unit (VPU) modeling and simulation, H.264 video coding standards, and integration on Linux PC platforms using the Trick© Simulation Environment Toolkit. Individual will develop large scale, high-fidelity simulation components for NASA's end-to-end CxTF.
Job Responsibilities include:
- Graphics software development
- Image and video processing expertise and algorithms
- CEV Vision Processing Unit (VPU) domain expertise and modeling
- Simulation math model development
- Debug, test, and verification work with simulation math models and simulation facilities
- Simulation requirements, architecture, and design
- Facility integration and testing.
This work takes place in a highly stimulating and dynamic environment that is critical in the human space exploration initiative.
This position requires a self-motivated, capable person wanting to work in a very team-oriented, friendly, but demanding environment. The ideal individual should also have strong verbal and written communication skills.