Company:
BryceTech
Location: Huntsville
Closing Date: 21/11/2024
Hours: Full Time
Type: Permanent
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Job Description
The Senior Software Developer will work with the telemetry processing and apps (TPA) development team to support the Payload Operations Integration Center (POIC) International Space Station (ISS) and Space Launch System (SLS) mission ground systems hosted in the Huntsville Operations Support Center (HOSC). The TPA team is responsible for supporting Flight operations with ground support systems handling data processing, storage, retrieval, and user experiences for ISS, SLS, and the new Artemis Moon to Mars missions to including programs to include the Lunar Gateway (LGW), Human Landing System (HLS), Extravehicular Activity and Human Surface Mobility (EHP) and a Lunar Habitat Base that seek to sustain a lunar presence and enable human exploration of Mars. TPA currently runs on servers with both Linux and Windows VMware implementations. Modernization plans include migration to Kubernetes containers provided by a new HOSC OpenShift cluster with a robust DevSecOps pipeline. This new platform was started in 2023, fielded to production in 2024 and is ready to enable TPA modernization starting in 2025. TPA has significant usability and performance demands with high availability and concurrent operation requirements. This is a rare opportunity to be part of history and to use and expand valuable technical skills to transform scientific efforts related with human exploration of our solar system.
The Senior Software Developer will work with the telemetry processing and apps (TPA) development team to support the Payload Operations Integration Center (POIC) International Space Station (ISS) and Space Launch System (SLS) mission ground systems hosted in the Huntsville Operations Support Center (HOSC). The TPA team is responsible for supporting Flight operations with ground support systems handling data processing, storage, retrieval, and user experiences for ISS, SLS, and the new Artemis Moon to Mars missions to including programs to include the Lunar Gateway (LGW), Human Landing System (HLS), Extravehicular Activity and Human Surface Mobility (EHP) and a Lunar Habitat Base that seek to sustain a lunar presence and enable human exploration of Mars. TPA currently runs on servers with both Linux and Windows VMware implementations. Modernization plans include migration to Kubernetes containers provided by a new HOSC OpenShift cluster with a robust DevSecOps pipeline. This new platform was started in 2023, fielded to production in 2024 and is ready to enable TPA modernization starting in 2025. TPA has significant usability and performance demands with high availability and concurrent operation requirements. This is a rare opportunity to be part of history and to use and expand valuable technical skills to transform scientific efforts related with human exploration of our solar system.
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