The role involves designing and developing communications systems for U.S. Government agencies, specifically developing, applying, prototyping and testing state-of-the-art digital communications technologies like Airborne, Tactical, and Satellite terminals.
$156,400 - $195,500 - $234,600 Annual
- Support communications systems development and analysis by designing and analyzing innovative waveform components such as synchronization, forward error correction, spread spectrum technologies, medium access control, channel equalization, interference cancellation, etc.
- Document and provide recommendations for improvements to communication systems including areas such as system resilience, networking, electronic warfare, capacity, etc.
- Perform modeling and simulation activities of communication systems.
- Design and verify real-time signal processing modules for a FPGA implementation of next generation military communication receivers.
- Use software defined radios to implement communication protocols and perform signal analysis.
- Bachelor's Degree
- Master’s degree
- PhD
- Nice to have: Top-Secret clearance
- Nice to have: Electrical Engineering
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