Omitron Inc.

We are looking for a Mid-Level Astrodynamics Programmer in Colorado Springs, CO! Required skills: 5+ years of experience using astrodynamics software to model or predict orbits Previous experience in algorithm development Previous experience in software development Technical coding experience in Fortran Ability to think critically and act with personal initiative Experience working on RedHat or SUSE Linux If you are looking for a great opportunity in this field, apply here, we would love to talk to you! https://lnkd.in/gVmw2awv

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Another successful #AMOSCON representing the United States Space Force’s 18th Space Defense Squadron, 19th Space Defense Squadron, Space Delta 2, and @nasajohnson Trajectory Operations (TOPO) team. This years research paper/presentation was focused on Mega-Constellation Satellite Deployment impacts to SpaceFlight Safety and Human Space Flight Operations. Huge thanks to the following co-authors who did all the hard work: Diana McKissock nicholas herzer Katie Eppich Bailey Bourque Joshua Parris Thanks to Lark Howorth and the NASA TOPO team at NASA - National Aeronautics and Space Administration for making this possible for me. Mentorship shoutout to Ryan Hiles at Omitron Inc. as the original concept author for this Mega-constellation Analysis and who has mentored me since day one. Finally a big thanks for all the men and women at the 18th/19th Space Defense squadron for trusting us to help get the word out there on all you do.

At Omitron, we take immense pride in recognizing and celebrating exceptional talent within our organization. Today, we extend our warmest congratulations to our esteemed award-winning Flight Dynamic Facility (FDF) Artemis Launch Preparation Team—Jon Rodriquez, Brandi Churchwell, and Alicia Goldstein—in recognition of their dedication to the success of the Artemis mission. These individuals have demonstrated exceptional dedication, expertise, and innovation, setting the benchmark for excellence which led them to winning the 2023 NASA Goddard Engineering & Technology Directorate (ETD) award for Excellence in Safety & Quality Assurance Award! Jon, Brandi, and Alicia went above and beyond basic requirements for this support, bringing new and innovative methods and tools to the FDF specifically designed for Artemis-I. The number of products needed for Artemis was an order of magnitude more than the FDF produces for any other Human Space Flight mission. The team’s automation efforts reduced the amount of time required to prepare for an Artemis launch attempt from weeks to hours providing a significant cost savings to NASA. They upgraded CONOPS and existing FDF scripts for contingencies, dramatically improving the computational efficiency of all the tools used in the Artemis analysis. They also developed a new tool to integrate the Abort-Once-Around (AOA) workflow, providing rapid decision-making capability and modeling the abort in real time so that acquisition data can be rapidly generated, maintaining spacecraft communication. The Artemis Launch Prep Team’s extensive work was fully realized during the Artemis-I launch on November 16, 2022. When the final launch time was provided with less than ten minutes to spare, the team was able to update internal processes and products for the tracking networks in a highly-effective manner further ensuring a highly successful mission. These remarkable individuals have consistently gone above and beyond, pushing the boundaries of excellence, and embodying the core values of our company. Their commitment to innovation, teamwork, and outstanding performance has not only inspired their colleagues but has also positively impacted our customers and the broader industry. We extend our heartfelt appreciation for their dedication and hard work, which directly contribute to our company's success.