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Software Product Assurance Resources. SPA engineers at SS/L have computer science degrees and many years of hands-on experience. The department has a well-rounded educational and experience base, including formal training and experience as test engineers, software project, functional management, and process engineering. Each SPA engineer has access to a networked, personal computer or workstation with the latest software for word processing, graphics, spreadsheet, database, metrics analysis, and scheduling. Products created using these tools are standardized for reuse on new programs to increase productivity and decrease time-to-delivery. SPA also has access to a company-wide database for problem tracking and metrics analysis. These tools provide close to real-time review and data collection that is combined at the company level to track cost of quality within SS/L.
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