Electronics Exploitation (EE) Deployer

CACI International•Aberdeen Proving Ground, MD

1d•Onsite

About The Position

The Electronics Exploitation (EE) Deployer will undertake thrilling overseas deployments, tackling exciting challenges in critical intelligence communities. This role involves diving deep into electronic analysis of target devices, from basic signaling to advanced modifications, and crafting compelling reports and briefings on characterization, vulnerabilities, and exploitation recommendations. The deployer will team up with engineers and subject matter experts to solve complex problems, respond to RFIs, and stay at the forefront of technology by researching emerging techniques and conducting laboratory-based analyses. Key responsibilities include capturing, characterizing, and identifying electrical/electronic RF receiver and transmitter modules, operating frequencies, and power; visually identifying electronic components; conducting research to develop accurate schematics of electronics systems; analyzing, demodulating, and decoding signals to extract intelligence data; and performing electronic data recovery on various devices using state-of-the-art forensic tools. The EE Deployer will serve as the expert in a forward, level two exploitation lab, supporting DOW conventional, SOF, and Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) warfighters and other government organizations, handling the collection and exploitation of recovered electronic devices. This position demands independence and the ability to thrive in isolated work environments, coordinating with CONUS-based engineering staff, generating forensics reports, and responding to analytical requirements. When not deployed, the individual will engage in cutting-edge training exercises supporting US and Partner forces and collaborate with top-tier technical forensic engineers on advanced level 3 exploitation projects.

Requirements

Active Top-Secret clearance with the ability to obtain TS/SCI.
BS in Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering, or related field with 4 years of experience OR associate degree and 6 years of experience OR High School diploma and 10 years of experience.
Physical ability and commitment to global deployment for 6-month rotations.
Expertise in electronic schematic design and interpretation.
Proficiency in identifying electronic components and characterizing circuits.
Mastery of laboratory benchtop equipment (Signal Generators, Spectrum Analyzers, Oscilloscopes, etc.).
Solid understanding of RF communications and standard RF measurements.

Nice To Haves

ABET accredited BSE in Electrical Engineering.
Familiarity with IED and/or UXS techniques, tactics, and procedures (TTP).
Experience collaborating with military organizations, such as EOD units.
Background in CELLEX, DOMEX, and MEDEX forensics.
Hands-on experience with IED/UAS electronics.
Understanding of programming languages.

Responsibilities

Embark on thrilling overseas deployments, tackling exciting challenges in critical intelligence communities.
Dive deep into electronic analysis of target devices, unraveling their mysteries from basic signaling to advanced modifications.
Craft compelling reports and briefings, showcasing expertise in characterization, vulnerabilities, and exploitation recommendations.
Team up with brilliant engineers and subject matter experts to solve complex problems and respond to RFIs.
Stay at the forefront of technology by researching emerging techniques and conducting laboratory-based analyses.
Capture, characterize and identify electrical/electronic RF receiver and transmitter modules, operating frequencies and power.
Identify electronic components visually, conduct research, provide information, develop accurate schematics of electronics systems using provided tools and techniques.
Analyze, demodulate and decode signals in order to extract intelligence data and develop standardized demodulation and decoding tools and techniques for commonly encountered signals.
Perform electronic data recovery on various devices using state-of-the-art forensic tools, such as XRY, Cellbrite and Graykey.
Create engaging technical reports on captured data.
Maintain meticulous chain of custody and expertly handle evidence to ensure forensic integrity.
Be the go-to expert in a forward, level two exploitation lab, supporting DOW conventional, SOF, and Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) warfighters and many other government organizations.
Handle the collection and exploitation of recovered electronic devices.
Coordinate with CONUS-based engineering staff.
Generate forensics reports.
Respond to analytical requirements.
Maintain assigned equipment.
Provide mission support.
Conduct training.
Field capabilities in electrical forensics applications, tools, and systems.
Dive into cutting-edge training exercises supporting US and Partner forces (when not deployed).
Collaborate with top-tier technical forensic engineers, contributing expertise to advanced level 3 exploitation projects (when not deployed).