Staff Mission Systems Engineer, Electronic Warfare, Air Dominance & Strike

What you'll do

• Define electronic warfare capabilities, threat sets, and mission-level requirements for Group 5 autonomous platforms.
• Own the end-to-end electronic support chain including wideband channelization, emitter classification, and geolocation.
• Define and validate electronic attack employment techniques, including DRFM-based deception and jamming power management.
• Run and review EW link budgets to translate available margins into concrete mission employment options.
• Build and maintain modeling, simulation, and threat-emulation environments to evaluate EW effectiveness.
• Manage the selection, integration, and lab-to-flight qualification of EW payloads within SWaP and power budgets.
• Deconflict EW operations against the platform's own datalinks and sensors with internal engineering teams.
• Translate mission requirements into EW system engineering specifications traced through design, test, and flight.

What we're looking for

• Must hold a U.S. Secret security clearance.
• Must be able to obtain and hold a U.S. Top Secret security clearance.
• 12+ years of experience in electronic warfare systems engineering, capability development, or systems analysis.
• Expert understanding of algorithms for electronic support and attack systems, including channelization, pulse deinterleaving, and geolocation.
• Expert understanding of EW methods of employment, including how capabilities are tasked, planned, and employed against threat laydowns.
• Demonstrated ability to build and review EW and RF link budgets, including ERP, receiver sensitivity, and J/S ratios.
• Experience with RF and EW test equipment such as spectrum analyzers, signal generators, and threat simulators.
• Proficiency in test script development and signal analysis using Python, Bash, or MATLAB.