Software Radio Communications

Date Posted:
11/24/09
Pay Range:
Negotiable
Job Function:
Engineer - All
Job Status:
Full-Time
Industry:
High Tech / IT, Aerospace / Aviation, Engineering, Science
Job Code:
61092
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Johns Hopkins University/Applied Physics Lab

Laurel, MD

JOB_TITLE: Software Radio Communications

JOB_CODE: 61092

JOB_CITY: Laurel

JOB_STATE: MD

JOB_COUNTRY: US

POSTAL_CODE: 20723

JOB_TYPE: Applied Information Sciences Department

SALARY: Varies with skills/education/experience
EDUCATION: See Experience

EXPERIENCE: Required: BS/MS/Ph.D in engineering, physical sciences,computer science, mathematics, or equivalent. Experience in the engineering of communications systems and software-defined radios. Demonstrated strong teamwork and interpersonal skills. Ability to work independently. Excellent oral and written communications skills. Familiarity with the DoD or intelligence community, sponsors, and programs. Applicants selected will be subject to a Government security investigation and must meet the eligibility requirements for access to classified information. Eligibility requirements include US citizenship. Must be eligible for DoD clearance requiring background investigation and/or polygraph examination. Desired:MS/PhD in engineering or computer science. Educational and work experience in government communication and network systems, particularly those associated with the development of software-defined radios. Recent knowledge of DoD or intelligence community, sponsors, and programs.

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JOB_DESCRIPTION: Assume a technical position as a communications systems engineer supporting various government sponsors, such as DoD and intelligence agencies. Communications systems include wireless line-of-sight and satellite communications systems, with an emphasis on the incorporation of software-defined radios into tactical networks. End-to-end communications systems analysis and development. Act as a trusted agent providing government sponsors with critical needs assessments, capability assessments, early conceptual studies, requirements development, architecture studies, equipment integration, test planning, and test execution. Assist with ensuring alignment of government programs and initiatives across multiple agencies. Provide active participation in working groups, IPTs, and government teams to assist in the development of communications systems. Work with industry teammates to ensure designs satisfy needs of government sponsors, and are well-integrated with other government systems. Provide subject matter expertise within APL to assist in new business development. Areas of expertise span the communications engineering domain, with an emphasis on the engineering of software-defined radios and their integration into complex communications and networking systems.

CONTACT_INFO: For consideration, APL invites you to apply for this exciting opportunity. Click Apply Now to be redirected to APL's Employment Website.

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The Applied Physics Laboratory (APL), a not-for-profit division of The Johns Hopkins University, serves as a technical resource to the Department of Defense and other agencies for engineering, research, and development. APL's 360-acre campus, located midway between Washington, DC and Baltimore, MD, is home to 4,000 men and women. APL's focuses on using its system engineering expertise to resolve critical problems of national security and space science.

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