Leidos · 9 hours ago
Connected and Automated Vehicles (CAV) Tech Transfer Engineer
Leidos is a company focused on improving transportation operations and safety through innovative technologies. They are seeking a CAV Tech Transfer Engineer to support Connected Automated Vehicle research, providing technical assistance and facilitating the adoption of advanced technologies in collaboration with various stakeholders.
ComputerGovernmentInformation ServicesInformation TechnologyNational SecuritySoftware
Responsibilities
Provide technical assistance to academia, government, and private industry to support the adoption of ITS, CDA, C-V2X, and CAV technologies
Perform engineering duties at the systems level on commercial-off-the-shelf (COTS) hardware and software required for traffic signals control, traffic management systems, vehicle guidance systems, and transportation simulation tools. This is a hands-on role, working directly with the components, systems, and suppliers to develop new and exciting transportation technologies
Assist with organizing and managing project work, including but not limited to supporting development and review of project financials, customer interaction, provide input towards project direction, and providing engineering expertise towards project execution
Lead the development and maintenance of a stakeholder community of practice to support tech transfer for various projects across the surface transportation research portfolio
Conduct stakeholder outreach and promotion to meet research and project needs
Support the operations and maintenance of the lab facility, equipment, and associated testbeds, including but not limited to conducting and/or supervising the prototyping, assembly, and configuration of electrical and networking equipment, and performing safety driver duties during testing
Stay up to date with latest technology in the CAV industry by attending seminars, conferences, and independent research
Interface with researchers, Government technical and business personnel, and other users of the Saxton Laboratory and associated testbeds
Assist in various phases of research projects across the breadth of transportation science
Qualification
Required
B.S. in electrical, Civil, Automotive, or other scientific or engineering discipline with 6+ years' related experience or M.S. in Electrical, Civil, Automotive, or other scientific or engineering discipline with 2+ years' related experience or PhD in Electrical, Civil, Automotive, or other scientific or engineering discipline
Knowledge of Connected vehicle or transportation communication standards (e.g., SAE J2735, NTCIP 1202, etc.)
Demonstrated ability to test and troubleshoot complex power and communication systems
Familiarity with transportation and communication systems
Must communicate clearly in English, both orally and in writing along with a good understanding of industry specific terminology
Ability to obtain and maintain a Public Trust clearance (which includes three years of immediate residency in the US)
All applicants must be legally authorized to work in the United States without company sponsorship
Must be a good team player and be able to give and take constructive feedback
Must be prompt, schedule-conscious, and able to focus on the work at hand
Must be coachable and open to self-discovery and professional improvement
Valid driver's license and suitability to operate a motor vehicle
Preferred
Desire to independently learn about new technologies, hardware, and software (with guidance and technical support from the team as needed) - and instruct external stakeholders on how to use them Traffic signal controller operations, configuration, communications, and Transportation Management Center operations
Time management and ability to balance priorities and ensure the products and services are delivered on-time and within budget
Familiarity with transportation simulation tools including SUMO, CARLA, etc
Use of spectrum and network analyzers and other RF test equipment
Software development tools and methods, including one or more commonly used programming languages, such as C++, Python, JAVA, and Bash scripting
Geospatial positioning (e.g., GPS) and position correction (e.g., RTCM)
Computer network engineering
Wireless communication standards like IEEE 802.11p and 3GPP Release 15 or greater, supporting technologies like DSRC, C-V2X, Wi-Fi, and 5G
Connected vehicle or transportation communication standards (e.g., SAE J2735, NTCIP 1202, etc.) preferred
Company
Leidos
Leidos is a Fortune 500® innovation company rapidly addressing the world’s most vexing challenges in national security and health.
Funding
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Public CompanyTotal Funding
unknown2025-02-20Post Ipo Debt
2013-09-17IPO
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