Electronic Warfare Engineer

SRC, Inc•San Antonio, TX

3d•$60,000 - $71,000

About The Position

SRC, Inc. is seeking Electronic Warfare Engineers in the San Antonio, Texas area to produce electronic warfare integrated reprogramming database (EWIRDB) models supporting advanced military platforms. The role joins a team of electronic warfare experts in the Intelligence Community to support military weapon development and testing. Engineers work with intelligence analysts and collaborate with Department of Defense national research laboratories, test and evaluation organizations, and military EW reprogramming centers on next-generation electronic warfare and intelligence mission data challenges.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering, engineering, physics, mathematics, or a related field.
Zero or more years of experience.
Active Secret clearance.
Ability to document and support technical analysis and assessments with strong attention to detail.
Ability to conduct and verify engineering analysis on weapon systems, platforms, electro-optic systems, and communication systems.
Ability to work independently and collaboratively, with excellent verbal and written communication skills.
Ability to support analysis across several technical disciplines.
Basic understanding of AI/ML tools and the ability to apply them effectively.

Nice To Haves

Understanding of antenna design and analysis, radar signal processing, and radar requirements analysis.
Familiarity with military or intelligence databases, including EWIRDB, KILTING, EPL, CED, OEEM, EIM, and AFMSS/CSDB.
Experience with MATLAB, Python, and other software-based simulation.
Knowledge of or experience with the Intelligence Community.
Military experience.
Professional experience using AI-enabled tools, including Kiro, Codex, and Claude.

Responsibilities

Conduct original electronic warfare all-source intelligence research and engineering analysis to characterize system performance and capabilities.
Analyze ground, naval, and aircraft radar; radar warning receivers; communications; electronic attack; identification friend or foe; navigation; electro-optical/infrared; weapon systems; and other onboard electronic systems.
Develop electronic warfare system models to support the national EWIRDB.
Analyze intelligence reports in support of mission data generation.
Support organizations that use EWIRDB information to develop weapon systems and electronic countermeasures and formulate tactics and operational deployment strategies.
Resolve electronic warfare feedback reports from the operational user community.