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Lead business development and capture efforts for electronic warfare technology. Manage complex projects, build customer relationships, and ensure program management discipline.

The Systems Engineer supports U.S. Navy weapon systems by ensuring compatibility through managing electrical interface requirements, collaborating with stakeholders, and processing changes to meet project goals.

The engineer will support modeling tools for performance analysis, develop new algorithms, document results, and present findings, contributing to project milestones and collaboration.

The Principal BIT Engineer designs and develops Built-in Test architecture, oversees testing activities, and supports product development in Electronic Warfare systems.

Perform end-to-end payload performance analysis for EO and multispectral sensors, conducting radiometric, spatial, and spectral assessments, modeling unresolved imagery, supporting requirements, verification/validation, and interfacing with systems, calibration, image processing, and hardware teams to verify payload performance across mission scenarios and environments.

Design and execute precision assembly and microelectronic packaging processes for space-flight focal plane subsystems. Work hands-on in a Class 100 cleanroom, create and maintain process and configuration-controlled documentation, support manufacturing readiness and quality assurance, and collaborate with multidisciplinary teams across mechanical, thermal, electrical, and optical interfaces for civil and defense space programs.

Perform end-to-end electro-optical (EO) payload performance analysis across radiometric, spatial, and spectral domains. Develop and execute modeling/simulation for sensor performance, simulate unresolved imagery, support requirements, verification/validation, and interface with systems, calibration, processing, hardware, and test teams. Present results and support program reviews and payload verification.