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Lead complex RF system development programs from proposal and concept through engineering, manufacturing, testing, demonstration, and customer delivery. Manage cost, schedule, technical performance, cross-functional teams, program reviews, test readiness, customer engagement, and continuous improvement. Provide technical insight into RF architectures, including receivers, transmitters, frequency generation, and signal chains, while supporting DoD and DARPA-related programs and field testing at military ranges.

Conduct cyber-focused OSINT and threat intelligence analysis to produce defensible assessments, threat profiles, infrastructure research, indicators, and briefings. Develop collection plans, evaluate sources, assess cyber threats and vulnerabilities, and connect findings to threat hunting, detection engineering, incident response, exposure management, and mission risk. Advise stakeholders on authorized cyber operations, improve analytic processes, and collaborate across intelligence, engineering, security, and program teams.

Develop and integrate LLM-powered capabilities into government software supporting warfighting training exercises. Prototype generative AI solutions, build production-quality Python and PyTorch software, evaluate emerging AI technologies, support architecture, and collaborate in an Agile/SAFe multidisciplinary team. The role includes mentoring technical contributors, engaging end users, participating in planning and reviews, and delivering capabilities on a 10-week cadence.

Leads rapid proof-of-concept technology projects, develops tangible products, applies expertise in engineering, software, machine learning, or materials science, and supports government and private-sector business development. Requires strong technical ingenuity, collaboration, communication, commercialization, and proposal experience. The role requires a bachelor’s degree in a scientific or engineering field, 15+ years of engineering experience, and an active Secret clearance or ability to obtain one.

Develop, train, analyze, and customize supervised and reinforcement learning models; design training datasets; build MLOps pipelines; and communicate results to technical and nontechnical teams. The role requires Python and deep learning experience with PyTorch, TensorFlow, or JAX, plus eligibility for an active Secret clearance. Preferred experience includes RL frameworks, MLOps and DevOps tools, time series, satellite imagery, graph neural networks, and advanced RL algorithms.

Designs, develops, documents, tests, debugs, and maintains software supporting ground-based radar modernization and sustainment. Collaborates with systems, hardware, and software engineering teams to develop applications, web and desktop software, autonomous services, scripts, and utilities. Analyzes user and mission needs, resolves system capability issues, supports technical planning, and ensures software standards, performance, cost, and schedule objectives are met.

Designs, develops, integrates, tests, maintains, and sustains hardware for ground-based missile-warning and space-surveillance radars. Responsibilities include hardware configuration analysis, reliability and obsolescence management, technical documentation, system integration, troubleshooting, testing, and maintenance planning. The role supports Space Force strategic warning and surveillance systems and requires a STEM bachelor’s degree, relevant hardware or radar experience, U.S. citizenship, and an active or obtainable Secret clearance.

Leads the U.S. Space Force PNT Innovation Center in Huntsville, overseeing technical programs, test infrastructure, simulation, experimentation, cybersecurity hardening, budgets, schedules, procurement, stakeholder coordination, team development, and business development. The role directs complex PNT and RF test and evaluation activities, evaluates vendors, recommends new capabilities, communicates program status, and develops proposals for future PNT-related work.

Designs, develops, and executes system-level tests for ground-based radar hardware and software. Creates test plans, procedures, scripts, specifications, and reports; analyzes results; troubleshoots issues; documents defects; and verifies requirements. Coordinates personnel, schedules, equipment, and formal government testing while collaborating with systems engineering, software, hardware, cybersecurity, and logistics teams to support radar modernization and sustainment.

Systems Engineer supporting Ground Based Radar maintenance, sustainment, modernization, and integration. Responsibilities include requirements engineering, functional and trade studies, system architecture, interface definition, validation and verification, systems integration, operational performance analysis, lifecycle cost analysis, and technical modernization planning. The role collaborates across hardware, software, and systems engineering teams while supporting missile defense radar capabilities and requires an active Secret clearance or eligibility to obtain one.