Military simulator builder and legacy training system modernizer
AVT Simulation builds and upgrades military training simulators, pairing game engines (Unity, Unreal Engine) and C++/C# development with physical manufacturing tooling like SolidWorks and CNC routers. Hiring is accelerating and split almost evenly between engineering and manufacturing, while job posts repeatedly cite supplier shortages, MRP inefficiencies and late deliveries, which points to production scale-up straining supply chain execution.
AVT Simulation is an Orlando, Florida-based systems integrator and modeling and simulation firm founded in 1998. It serves military customers with new training system design and technology refresh of legacy simulators across air, ground and sea platforms, and also supports civilian applications. Its offerings span engineering consulting, re-host and upgrade work, software engineering, visual system integration, visual database development and serious gaming content, alongside hardware trainer products. The privately held company employs 51–200 people and runs government contract accounting on Deltek Costpoint.
AVT Simulation uses C++, C#, Python and Java with Unity and Unreal Engine, plus Jama Connect, Jira, Confluence, SolidWorks, Deltek Costpoint, VMware vSphere and Cisco security tooling.
Yes. Hiring is accelerating in the United States, concentrated in engineering and manufacturing roles, mostly at mid-level seniority, with some finance hiring.
Job posts point to improving MRP execution and supply chain performance, hardware and software subsystem integration, software configuration management, CSCI architecture, and acceptance testing with customer demonstrations.
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