2 Permanent System Integration Testing Jobs in the South East

and internal & external customers requirements. The whole life cycle of sensor R&D and implementation to AV, including requirements analysis, investigation sensors performance, evaluation testing, low level software planning, developing drivers, system integration testing and issue solving. Producing high-quality C++ code and actively contributing to … a focus on applications on low-power embedded devices Developing data pipeline capabilities to ensure that sensor data is high-fidelity and the autonomy system it serves can leverage the full capability of a sensor. This includes developing algorithms and techniques to ensure time synchronisation and timestamp estimation. Designing … and developing software diagnostic features to monitor sensor health (performance, degradation, fault detection). Developing system plugins to allow the autonomous system to make informed safety decisions on the basis of sensor health. Analysing and improving sensor data quality to get accurate information from the real world. Supporting more »

pattern that suits your lifestyle and helps you reach your ambitions. Primary Purpose of the Role: The Systems Integration, Test and Support Team (SIT&S) team provide an IVVQ, Installation, Setting-to-work, and development and acceptance trials service to, primarily, the submarine Mine Hunting and Surface Ships sectors. … essential part of the role, as is the ability to apply it effectively in terms of business and staff development. Principal Relationships: With the SIT&S Manager, and the other members of the SIT&S team. With the development teams providing the product into SIT&S. With the remainder of … development With the Customer and End-User community. Key Responsibilities and Tasks: Lead the Operational assessment of MMS Sonars throughout all activities in the SIT&S domain from an Operational perspective. Apply Operational experience to the product and system design lifecycle. Contribute to System Design Reviews and Working more »