Radar Software Engineer (C++)- Security Clearance Required
Latitude · Jacksonville
Software EngineeringClient OpportunitiesOn-siteFull Time
Latitude is hiring a Radar Software Engineer (C++)- Security Clearance Required in Jacksonville, Florida (on-site, full-time). Posted 2 April 2026. Apply directly on Latitude's own careers site — no account needed.
Job Summary:
The Radar Software Engineer is responsible for designing, developing, and maintaining software solutions for radar systems with a strong focus on C++ development and modeling & simulation (M&S). This role supports the development of advanced radar capabilities by creating high-performance algorithms, simulation environments, and system-level models. The ideal candidate has experience in signal processing, real-time systems, and developing scalable, high-fidelity simulations.
Active Secret clearance or higher is required.
Responsibilities:
- Design, develop, and maintain C++ software for radar system applications
- Build and enhance modeling and simulation environments to support radar system design, testing, and validation
- Develop and implement algorithms for radar signal processing, tracking, detection, and classification
- Perform system-level modeling to evaluate radar performance under various operational scenarios
- Integrate software components with hardware systems and external interfaces
- Optimize code for performance, scalability, and real-time execution
- Analyze simulation results and provide insights to improve system performance
- Collaborate with cross-functional teams including systems engineers, hardware engineers, and data scientists
- Develop test plans, conduct verification & validation (V&V), and document results
- Maintain clear technical documentation, including software design descriptions and user guides
- Support troubleshooting and debugging of radar software in lab and field environments
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