The Instrumentation Engineer provides advice and assistance in designing, implementing, installing, and maintaining instrumentation systems. The role helps define instrumentation requirements for tests, assesses whether instrumentation supports analysis requirements, and assists with test data collection requirements and ensuring instrumentation packages meet them. The engineer conducts analysis of test data requirements; selects measurement methods; designs sensor configurations, data systems, and camera installations; coordinates fabrication and hardware preparation; and prepares modification proposals, technical procedures, directives, and engineering instructions. The role also supports installation of test instrumentation on test aircraft and weapon systems, reviews airborne instrumentation plans and documentation, and manages and deconflicts onboard systems needed for flight operations. The position provides technical guidance on electronic and avionics systems, contributes to instrumentation cost estimates, supports EO/IR defensive systems testing, and participates in test planning meetings and technical interchange meetings (TIMs). The engineer monitors project quality, schedule, cost, and the quality of data produced. Occasional travel for meetings, training, or site visits may be expected. A minimum active U.S. SECRET clearance, a valid driver’s license, and the ability to pass a background check for access to work-location installation bases are required.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level