Staff Survivability Materials-Circuit Integration Engineer (Level 5)

Perform design and analysis of electromagnetic devices, primarily but not limited to antennas and radomes. Develop technical solutions to a wide range of complex challenging requirements. Engage with multidisciplinary engineering teams. Support technical design reviews and provide guidance to the program office. Support engineering product build and process planning. Author test procedures and test reports. Support compliance qualification and recurring test event. Perform roadmap-focused research, design, prototyping, and test of advanced electromagnetic apertures, structures, and materials. Bachelor's degree Electrical Engineering, Microwave Engineering, Physics or related major with 12 years of relevant experience, OR Masters' degree in Electrical Engineering, Microwave Engineering, Physics or related major with 10 years of relevant experience. Experience in RF/Microwave Communications, Radar, and/or Materials and Antenna modeling, design, production, and test At least 5 years of experience as a technical lead on Research and Development projects Experience conveying technical information (both written and verbal). Experience conveying technical information (both written and verbal) Aerospace industry experience, particularly hands-on with Low Observable structures. Experience working within MS applications i.e., MS Word and Excel. Ability to obtain Special Program Access within a reasonable timeframe as required by the business. Active DoD Secret Security Clearance. Experience in the design of Periodic Structures / Frequency Selected Surfaces (FSS) Experience with EM software analysis tools (e.g., Ansys HFSS, CST, FEKO) Experience working with RF test equipment such as Network Analyzers, SCI-2K, Transmission Tunnel, Std Waveguides, Reflection Arch, and Resonant Cavities