The Electronic Warfare (EW) Systems group at the Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory develops electronic warfare capabilities, including systems test and evaluation, communications electronic attack, threat representation and analysis, and RF hardware development and analysis. The group works with government and industry to provide advanced RF capabilities for national security missions. The Electronic Warfare RF Engineer/Analyst will model, analyze, and test advanced RF systems in support of electronic warfare missions. The role contributes to simulations of threat sensors and communication links, laboratory and field tests, and analysis of RF and test data to produce technical findings and recommendations. Team members develop and refine tools, algorithms, and workflows for RF analysis, signal processing, and hardware-in-the-loop evaluation, using hands-on experimentation and data-driven assessments. The position involves collaboration with engineers, scientists, management, external sponsors, and industry partners. Occasional travel is required to support integration and test events. The position requires eligibility to obtain an Interim Secret clearance by the start date and ultimately a Top Secret clearance; U.S. citizenship is required for classified-access eligibility.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level
Education Level
Ph.D. or professional degree