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The successful candidate will assist in electronic warfare (EW) research, mission data development and mission data testing. The successful candidate will support EW system programming/reprogramming, work with EW system engineers to coordinate programming/reprogramming requirements, prepare validation and verification testing, participate in ground and flight testing and organize and participate in mission data configuration control boards (MDCCB). The successful candidate will assist with the collection, recording, and post-test analysis of data generated during mission data (MD) testing.
Job Responsibility:
Assist in electronic warfare (EW) research, mission data development and mission data testing
Support EW system programming/reprogramming
Work with EW system engineers to coordinate programming/reprogramming requirements
Prepare validation and verification testing
Participate in ground and flight testing
Organize and participate in mission data configuration control boards (MDCCB)
Assist with the collection, recording, and post-test analysis of data generated during mission data (MD) testing
Program threat parametrics on a variety of radio frequency (RF) Environment Simulator
Program scenarios for static and dynamic testing of the EW equipment
Determine and assign intelligence threat definitions for complex programming parameters
Conduct detailed analysis and interpolate data from intelligence sources used for programming complex threat models and simulations
Conduct peer reviews of CEESIM files, post-test simulation results, and building of threat scenarios
Attend Technical Interchange Meetings (TIMs), design reviews, MD Working Groups (MDWGs), Threat Working Groups(TWGs) and other meetings as needed
Requirements:
U.S. Citizenship is required
A High School Diploma plus 13 years of experience is required
Must possess an active Secret Clearance
At least 1+ years of RF threat simulation testing experience
Working knowledge of the RF threat simulators
Ability to recognize and analyze problems, conduct research, summarize results, and make appropriate recommendations
Working knowledge of computer systems and an understanding of Windows-based personal computers and Microsoft Office software
Ability to communicate effectively both orally and written
May be required to travel
Nice to have:
Previous experience with RF integration, EM spectrum management, antenna design, digital signal processing
High level of experience in modeling/simulation
EW weapons systems development, test and evaluation, and systems engineering experience
Knowledge of DoD test and evaluation methodologies
Ability to utilize specialized test equipment such as real time spectrum analyzers, oscilloscopes, synthesizers, waveform generators and network analyzers
Experience with Intel sources such as Common Emitter Database (CED) and EWIRDB
Experience programming 5th generation parametric for threat identification