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Rotorcraft Systems Engineering and Simulation Center at the University of Alabama in Huntsville

HUNTSVILLE, AL, US • 50 - 99 Employees
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Rotorcraft Systems Engineering and Simulation Center (RSESC) RSESC is a multifaceted research center focused on applied engineering and the Systems Engineering techniques to enhance project success. RSESC brings proven, unparalleled capabilities in systems engineering, rapid prototyping, system analysis, integration and fabrication. RSESC skills include: system design and development, analytical analysis in CFD and mechanical fields, reverse engineering, data analysis, trade studies, systems engineering, systems integration, non-destructive testing and independent verification, analysis and review.Who is RSESC The Rotorcraft Systems Engineering and Simulation Center (RSESC) operates under the Office of Research at UAHuntsville. The center is self-sustaining by providing professional integration and engineering solutions to DoD, NASA, and industry. A unique workforce comprised of engineers, project managers, technicians, subject matter experts and students is available to the center. Professors or research staff from other departments and centers can be engaged when specialized areas of expertise or analysis are required. Employing students fulfills a prime component of the center's mission; the mentoring of students and providing on-the-job experience for the future workforce.What RSESC does The center specializes in hardware and software systems engineering and integration to solve the problems presented by today's advanced technology and mission requirements. The RSESC concentrates on integrating individual equipment packages, including defining requirements and going through conducting trade studies, value engineering studies, designing or modifying design, developing software, prototyping and testing. Center personnel have proven experience with retrofits, upgrades, reverse engineering and miniaturizations to improve systems to meet emerging requirements, to address obsolescence or save on overall lifecycle costs.