Support critical intelligence communities and government organizations by conducting electronic analysis, forensic recovery, and technical intelligence on electronic devices.
Serve as the go-to expert in a forward, level two exploitation lab supporting DOW conventional, SOF, and Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) warfighters and other government organizations, handling the exploitation of recovered electronic devices.
Responsibilities
Perform electronic analysis of target devices, from basic signaling to advanced modifications
Capture, characterize, and identify electrical/electronic RF receiver and transmitter modules, operating frequencies, and power
Identify electronic components visually, conduct research, and develop accurate schematics of electronic systems using provided tools and techniques
Analyze, demodulate, and decode signals to extract intelligence data, and develop standardized demodulation and decoding tools and techniques for commonly encountered signals
Perform electronic data recovery on various devices using forensic tools such as XRY, Cellebrite, and GrayKey
Support critical hardware and software infrastructure during live professional sporting events, overseeing real-time system monitoring, Linux administration, network troubleshooting, and remote hardware support.
Responsibilities
Perform pre-event system checks approximately three hours before scheduled events
Verify remote connectivity, system telemetry, and time synchronization
Monitor infrastructure throughout live events and remain available for approximately one hour afterward
Diagnose and resolve Linux, networking, hardware connectivity, wireless communication, and data pipeline issues in real time
Remotely guide on-site personnel through antenna positioning, cable connections, and equipment setup
Lead the design, development, integration, and testing of spacecraft Avionics, Electrical Power, or Communications subsystems for Quantum Space’s spacecraft programs.
Locations (3)
Rockville, Maryland, United States
Hawthorne, California, United States
Denver, Colorado, United States
Compensation
III: $125,000 – $175,000
IV: $140,000 - $200,000
Responsibilities
Own end-to-end development of a spacecraft electrical subsystem
Resolve complex integration challenges
Author and maintain Interface Control Documents (ICDs/EICDs)
Support spacecraft AI&T, environmental testing, launch campaigns, and anomaly resolution
Coordinate suppliers, hardware vendors, manufacturing partners, and schedule-critical deliveries
Maintain and support telecommunications systems across the BNSF network.
Compensation
Salary Range: Approx. $9,451.94/month, with an average annual salary of $113,423
Responsibilities
Installing, repairing, and maintaining various telecommunications equipment, including radios, digital microwave (MW), and radio frequency (RF) data link equipment.
Install, assemble, repair, adjust, test and maintain wired and wireless systems and devices, automatic equipment identification (AEI) systems, IP networks, VoIP, cameras, Radio Frequency (RF) communications, voice and data communications, front and end train devices, and soldering electrical/electronic components.
Daily work is conducted in a safety sensitive environment where the working conditions can include diverse and extreme weather conditions (hot, cold, rain, snow, and sleet), walking and performing work on uneven surfaces, working around loud noises, fumes, and heavy/moving machinery.
Drive the development of satellite payloads, manage schedules, risks, and cross-functional coordination across multiple programs.
Compensation
$119,000—$155,000 USD
Responsibilities
Develop integrated schedules with measurable milestones for all payload subsystems and units
Track progress weekly against release and need dates, identify slips early, and drive recovery plans
Manage dependencies and lead times across engineering, PCB layout, test, production, supply chain and vendors, including long-lead and single-source parts
Plan payload team resources across programs, matching layout, test and technician demand against capacity so that conflicts are caught in planning stages
Proactively identify and solve cross-discipline challenges
We are looking for a Digital & Telecommunications Systems Architect to support the design and development of next-generation satellite communication systems.
Responsibilities
Lead the architecture and design of digital communication systems and network infrastructures
Define end-to-end telecommunications architectures for broadband, 5G and satellite connectivity applications
Translate system and customer requirements into detailed technical solutions
Define interfaces, data flows, processing chains, FPGA partitioning and system-level architectures
Collaborate with FPGA, RF, embedded software and verification teams throughout the development lifecycle
Requirements
Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering or equivalent
The Avionics Engineer will support the space program, providing technical expertise across the full avionics lifecycle, including system architecture, design, integration, verification, and certification activities.
Responsibilities
Support the design, development, testing, verification, and validation of spacecraft avionics systems.
Define, evaluate, and mature avionics architectures to meet program and mission requirements.
Serve as a technical resource in one or more of the avionics disciplines: Command and Data Handling (C&DH), RF Communications, Electromagnetic Interference/Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMI/EMC), Radiation Effects and Mitigation, Electrical Parts and Component Engineering, Wireless Communications, Circuit Analysis and Design.
Collaborate effectively with internal teams, customers, and external stakeholders to support program objectives.
Provide technical recommendations regarding requirements verification, test results, hazard assessments, and certification activities.
Responsible for ensuring reliability, availability and performance of telecommunications and operational technology infrastructure for rail communications systems.
Responsibilities
Provide technical support for ETCS Data Radio Systems (DRS)
Download, analyse, and interpret system and communication logs
Undertake routine system health checks
Develop, maintain, and update technical documentation
Manage and coordinate Level 3 escalations
Requirements
Degree qualification in Electronic Engineering, Telecommunications Engineering, Computer Engineering, Information Technology, or a related discipline
Nice to have: CCNA certification
Nice to have: continuous learning and professional development
Lead project execution: development and delivery of AI/ML, RF sensing, and communications/networking capabilities from requirements through deployment and sustainment
Translate mission needs into plans: convert customer objectives into requirements, architectures, development plans, milestones, performance measures, and acceptance criteria
Lead the technical team: mentor engineers and researchers, collaborate with systems engineers, RF/communications researchers, DevSecOps personnel and mission partners, communicate technical status, decisions, risks, and tradeoffs
Manage technical work: decompose complex work into actionable tasks and subtasks, manage dependencies, technical risks, interfaces, and progress toward program objectives
Own project architecture: design and oversee architectures spanning RF and sensor-data pipelines, AI/ML integrations, services, APIs, databases, user interfaces, Open RAN integrations, and deployment infrastructure
Requirements
PhD in computer science, software engineering, computer engineering, or related technical discipline
MS in computer science, software engineering, computer engineering, or related technical discipline
BS in computer science, software engineering, computer engineering, or related technical discipline
Nice to have: Active Secret, Top Secret, or TS/SCI security clearance
Nice to have: Architecture experience for distributed, data-intensive, real-time, cloud, on-premises, edge, RF sensing, or communications systems