Support U.S. Army Europe operations in Be'er Sheva, Israel by deploying, operating, and sustaining military SATCOM systems and RF‑based communications.
Compensation
The likely salary range for this position is $93,662 - $124,200.
Responsibilities
Plan, install, configure, and maintain SATCOM earth terminals and RF equipment
Conduct site surveys and optimize satellite links
Apply RF engineering principles to mitigate interference
Execute deployment and integration plans per military standards
Troubleshoot SATCOM hardware and software in real‑time
Plans and integrates electronic warfare activities to support mission objectives and joint force effectiveness.
Compensation
The proposed salary range for this position is: $86,600 - $181,800
Responsibilities
Plans electronic attack, protection, and support activities to align electromagnetic effects with operational objectives and commander priorities
Integrates EW effects with cyber, information, fires, and maneuver to shape the operational environment and enable decision advantage
Develops EW concepts of employment and formal planning inputs ensuring actions remain feasible within approved authorities and operational constraints
Analyzes adversary electromagnetic dependencies, vulnerabilities, and threat systems to inform targeting, protection, and deception considerations
Coordinates EW planning with joint, interagency, and multinational partners to ensure interoperability, spectrum de-confliction, and compliance with management requirements
Supervises a team of nine Counter Drone technical experts and provides task coordination, technical oversight, quality control and reporting program. Serves as the primary contractor technical point of contact.
Responsibilities
Supervising CUAS Technical Experts and coordinating their daily activities.
Transitioning Government requirements and priorities into contract work assignments.
Serving as the primary contractor contact point to Government Technical Lead.
Coordinating nationwide deployments from the National Capital Region.
Providing technical oversight for deployment, set up, configuration, operation and maintenance, troubleshooting, and recovery of drone operations.
Provide strategic advice on regulatory and policy developments across Asia-Pacific
Support engagement with national stakeholders at all levels of seniority, including ministries, regulators, spectrum authorities, space agencies, and other relevant public-sector institutions
Leverage existing relationships to facilitate dialogue and collaboration among government, regulatory, and industry stakeholders
Provide insights on regional dynamics across organisations such as APT, APG, ASEAN, ITU-R, and related institutions
Support the development and execution of advocacy and engagement strategies in regional and multilateral fora
Lead engineering and technical oversight for railway communications systems on the California High-Speed Rail Program.
Compensation
Salary Range: $108,000.00 - $201,000.00
Responsibilities
Prepare, review, and approve communications engineering deliverables throughout design, construction, and testing and commissioning
Ensure technical documentation is complete, coordinated, and developed in accordance with Program requirements and applicable standards
Support requirements management, system architecture development, and interface definition activities for communications systems
Review supplier and contractor designs for compliance with Program specifications and operational requirements
Coordinate interfaces between communications, signaling, traction power, SCADA, stations, operations, maintenance facilities, and information technology teams
Requirements
Accredited four (4) year degree or global equivalent in Electrical Engineering, Telecommunications Engineering, Systems Engineering, or a related field
Nice to have: Professional Engineer (PE) licensure
Nice to have: railway operational telecommunications systems