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General Atomics
Applied Mathematician- Multi-Object Tracking
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A Mathematician conducts research in advanced mathematics to further mathematical knowledge. Develops applied mathematical models and formulas to address real-world problems in science, engineering, business, and other fields, or studies issues purely within mathematics.
$84,228 / year median in Virginia
+2% projected growth
Job Description
55586BR Applied Mathematician- Multi-Object Tracking GA Intelligence Charlottesville Virginia Job Summary General Atomics Integrated Intelligence, Inc. (GA-Intelligence), an affiliate of General Atomics, was founded in 1989 and is located in Charlottesville, VA. It provides custom software development and innovative information engineering solutions to customers in government and private industry. We build mission-critical software and analytics for defense and intelligence customers operating in complex, data-rich, and high-consequence environments. Our teams solve hard technical problems across tracking, sensor fusion, geospatial analytics, and large-scale operational software. We value rigorous thinking, sound technical judgment, and practical execution. This is an environment for people who want their work to matter. Our teams partner closely across mathematics, software engineering, systems engineering, and mission domains to build capabilities that are used in the real world. We offer the opportunity to work on technically demanding problems with strong teammates in an organization that cares about both innovation and operational impact. We are seeking an Applied Mathematician to help develop advanced tracking algorithms (for tracking moving objects using sensors) for mission-critical applications. This role is ideal for someone with deep mathematical training, strong programming ability, and a desire to apply rigorous analytical thinking to difficult real-world problems involving uncertain, incomplete, ambiguous, and dynamic data. You will work with engineers, tracking specialists, and technical leaders to design, evaluate, and improve algorithms for detecting, associating, and maintaining tracks across large volumes of sensor and contextual data. The right candidate will be comfortable moving between mathematical analysis, algorithm design, simulation, experimentation, and software implementation. This is a hands-on technical role for someone who enjoys turning theory into operational capability.