A defense-technology startup building electronic-warfare and RF-sensing systems for counter-UAS and contested-spectrum missions, funded on SBIR and OTA contracts.
A lean RF and signal-processing team. You report to the VP of Engineering and work on-site.
A small drone shows up in a crowded spectrum and the system has a fraction of a second to detect it, classify the emitter against the threat library, and hand off a counter. The receive chain has to hold sensitivity across a wide instantaneous bandwidth while everything else in the band is talking. On an SBIR timeline, the hardware has to be in the field for the next demo, not the next fiscal year.
Senior RF and electronic-warfare engineering at a startup pace. You design the RF receive chain and digital RF front-end for signal detection, direction-finding, and emitter classification, and you work the detect, classify, counter chain end to end for counter-UAS in contested spectrum. This is electronic support and electronic attack done on SBIR and OTA money, where you own the receiver from LNA to the threat library and you are in the lab and the field, not behind a process.
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Senior RF Systems Engineer, Electronic Warfare
$195K - $230K base
