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Supports the design, integration, verification, production, and sustainment of shipboard air traffic radar systems. Responsibilities include RF and radar performance analysis, digital signal processing verification, power interface assessment, environmental qualification, diagnostics, reliability analysis, technical documentation, supplier coordination, and field support. The engineer collaborates with multidisciplinary teams to deliver reliable radar capabilities for naval aviation and may travel for installation, testing, and certification.

Supports TacAir sustainment programs by coordinating field-return repairs, suppliers, personnel, equipment, and tooling. Tracks operational data, identifies trends and problem areas, prepares status reports, facilitates weekly reviews, and maintains action-item trackers. The role also contributes to resource planning, supplier management, material strategy, and program decision-making across EPAWSS and DEWS programs.

Deploys, monitors, automates, and supports large-scale distributed infrastructure and software applications. Responsibilities include site reliability engineering, service delivery, performance monitoring, operational support, infrastructure automation, incident resolution, and cross-functional collaboration across cloud, DevOps, security, and IT operations teams.

Develop and integrate software for advanced aerospace and defense electronics, including software-defined radios, avionics, and electronic warfare systems. Responsibilities include coding, debugging, software and hardware integration, regression testing, requirements testing, and participation across the software lifecycle. The role includes project rotations, mentorship, technical training, and collaboration in a hybrid work environment.

Designs and develops FPGA systems through architecture, RTL coding, synthesis, place-and-route, timing closure, simulation, testing, debugging, and product support. The role requires expertise with VHDL or Verilog, FPGA development tools, high-speed interfaces, clock-domain crossing, revision control, scripting, and security. It also supports laboratory testing, FPGA security, and mentoring. Preferred experience includes DSP, MATLAB/Simulink, SoC designs, low-latency systems, UVM/SystemVerilog, radar, video processing, and data communications.

Designs, simulates, tests, and documents RF passive and active circuits for phased-array antennas, receivers, transmitters, oscillators, and RF subsystems operating from VHF through 20 GHz. Leads RF hardware realization, testing, troubleshooting, and production readiness while mentoring engineers and technicians. The role also involves customer interaction, technical leadership, measurement analysis, circuit-board and chip-and-wire design, and coordination across internal and external facilities.

Modeling and Simulation Engineering Intern supporting the MSVA Team in developing MATLAB/Simulink system-level models, simulations, and intelligent systems for mission-critical US Navy programs. Responsibilities include contributing to simulation tool development, applying programming skills, collaborating across teams, documenting work, and learning new technologies. The role requires strong communication, organization, initiative, and problem-solving skills, with preferred knowledge of Git, modeling and simulation standards, and systems engineering.

Develop and maintain SysML-based system architectures, integrate digital engineering tools, manage requirements, define interfaces, conduct technical trade studies, and support hardware/software integration for national security programs. Collaborate with government and contractor stakeholders, improve digital engineering processes, mentor MBSE practitioners, and review models for quality. The role requires systems engineering experience, MBSE proficiency, requirements management expertise, and the ability to obtain a Top Secret clearance.

Designs, installs, terminates, tests, troubleshoots, repairs, and maintains secure and non-secure telecommunications cabling, including LAN, voice, video, data, radio frequency, and data center infrastructure. Develops wiring diagrams, maintains labeling and organization standards, cross-connects circuits, operates aerial platforms, and may supervise personnel. The role is onsite at Fort Carson and may require non-standard schedules and physically demanding work in military-secured environments.

Develop real-time embedded software for electronic defense systems, collaborating with systems, hardware, and test engineers across the software development lifecycle. Responsibilities include software development in Linux, C/C++ and Python programming, integration testing, Agile development, CI/CD, and potentially kernel, driver, containerization, and automated unit testing work. The role supports aircraft protection, radar warning, and electronic attack products.