Guidance Navigation & Control (GNC) Engineer

Responsibilities

• Define Guidance, Navigation, and Control mission requirements and ensure quality, traceability, and verification
• Execute design reviews, analyses, simulations, and system testing to meet customer expectations
• Develop and refine complex, nonlinear, 6 degrees of freedom simulation models using multidisciplinary data
• Design guidance and flight control laws using modern linear control design techniques
• Use software languages such as C, C++, FORTRAN, and Python to develop and test vehicle models and controllers
• Perform model validation against test data to improve simulation accuracy
• Support flight simulations, hardware-in-the-loop development, and flight test planning and execution
• Coordinate autonomous air vehicle contingency management strategies across multidisciplinary teams

Requirements

• Bachelor of Science degree in Engineering, Mathematics, Physics, Computer Science, or a related field
• 5 or more years of related work experience
• 3 or more years of experience specifically in Guidance, Navigation, and Control (GNC) engineering
• Experience using Matlab/Simulink or MatrixX/Systembuild for aerospace system modeling
• Experience or familiarity with Vehicle Management Systems (VMS) or PID control design
• Must meet export control compliance requirements (U.S. Person status required)

Preferred Qualifications

• Computer Science minor
• Ability to obtain a U.S. Security Clearance (requires U.S. Citizenship)

Benefits

• Competitive base pay and variable compensation opportunities
• 401(k) plan with dollar-for-dollar match up to 10% and immediate 100% vesting
• Student Loan Match program for eligible U.S. employees
• Comprehensive health insurance and flexible spending accounts
• Retirement savings plans, life insurance, and disability insurance
• Paid and unpaid time off

About the Company

The Boeing Company is a global leader in aerospace, operating in commercial airplanes, space, and defense. The MQ-25 Flight Engineering team is currently developing the world's first unmanned, carrier-based aircraft, offering engineers the chance to work on cutting-edge autonomous flight technology.