Chief Electronic Warfare Signal Processing Scientist
Description:
Job Title:
Chief Electronic Warfare Signal Processing ScientistJob Code:
IMS20201611-53160Job Location:
Greenville, TX Support the development of advanced Electronic Warfare and ELINT receivers by developing algorithms and architectures to solve a variety of problems using a variety of techniques as needed, including signal processing, computer science, Bayesian and other statistical techniques, graph-theoretic techniques, etc.
You will demonstrate success by:
-Conduct performance analysis, including Monte Carlo simulations and Cramer Rao bound analysis.
Analyze real-world data as well as simulated data.
-Coordinate with engineers in a team environment to develop and implement new technology, including hardware, software, firmware, and system.
Support transition of research and development concepts to operational systems.
Willing and able to go on test flights.
-Present results and new ideas in front of internal audiences and customers.
Write test reports, white papers, and proposals in a team environment.
Demonstrate successful experience contacting potential customers to develop new research and development programs.
-Serve as a subject matter expert in your field of expertise and exhibit the ability to lend that expertise whenever and wherever it is needed.
-Be cognizant of related technology capabilities of other divisions that complement Mission Integration opportunities and programs
Qualifications:
-Bachelors degree in a related technical field (EE, math, physics, etc.
), advanced technical degree strongly preferred-Current Active DoD Secret Clearance with ability to obtain and maintain Top Secret with SCI-Minimum 20 years experience in EW and Radar-MMIC integration experience-Preferred experience in a few additional areas, such as statistics, detection and measurement, information theory, graph theory, RF receiver design (analog and digital), electronic warfare, image processing, C/C++, VHDL.
Estimated Salary: $20 to $28 per hour based on qualifications.
Job Title:
Chief Electronic Warfare Signal Processing ScientistJob Code:
IMS20201611-53160Job Location:
Greenville, TX Support the development of advanced Electronic Warfare and ELINT receivers by developing algorithms and architectures to solve a variety of problems using a variety of techniques as needed, including signal processing, computer science, Bayesian and other statistical techniques, graph-theoretic techniques, etc.
You will demonstrate success by:
-Conduct performance analysis, including Monte Carlo simulations and Cramer Rao bound analysis.
Analyze real-world data as well as simulated data.
-Coordinate with engineers in a team environment to develop and implement new technology, including hardware, software, firmware, and system.
Support transition of research and development concepts to operational systems.
Willing and able to go on test flights.
-Present results and new ideas in front of internal audiences and customers.
Write test reports, white papers, and proposals in a team environment.
Demonstrate successful experience contacting potential customers to develop new research and development programs.
-Serve as a subject matter expert in your field of expertise and exhibit the ability to lend that expertise whenever and wherever it is needed.
-Be cognizant of related technology capabilities of other divisions that complement Mission Integration opportunities and programs
Qualifications:
-Bachelors degree in a related technical field (EE, math, physics, etc.
), advanced technical degree strongly preferred-Current Active DoD Secret Clearance with ability to obtain and maintain Top Secret with SCI-Minimum 20 years experience in EW and Radar-MMIC integration experience-Preferred experience in a few additional areas, such as statistics, detection and measurement, information theory, graph theory, RF receiver design (analog and digital), electronic warfare, image processing, C/C++, VHDL.
Estimated Salary: $20 to $28 per hour based on qualifications.
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