Multimedia Research Scientist and Analyst

Booz Allen Hamilton•Springfield, VA

21h•$128,700 - $292,000•Remote

About The Position

Join a team of scientists and analysts who investigate and solve challenging multimedia forensic problems. Your research and development expertise and advising mindset, coupled with an original approach to your work, will give clients and stakeholders insights into media analysis and encourage actionable results. You'll perform forensic analysis and exploitation by leveraging scientific expertise and media analysis tools to digital media. You'll research and develop novel techniques through algorithm and prototype development in topic areas such as biometric recognition, signal processing, image processing, computer vision, media geolocation, and media authentication. You will analyze scientific publications with a high degree of comprehension, build out concepts from academia into real world use, and analyze current technology to address specific client missions. You'll attend conferences and community meetings with multimedia forensics experts and present findings and recommendations to non-technical audiences with an emphasis on impacting mission outcomes.

Requirements

2+ years of experience with interdisciplinary research or supporting project management activities for R&D projects
Experience with multimedia analysis, signal and imaging processing, algorithm development, or computer vision
Experience implementing technical prototypes
Experience with technical writing, including thesis, publications, technical manuals, or reports
Secret clearance
Master's degree in Computer Science, Mathematics, Physics, Digital Forensics, or Engineering

Nice To Haves

2+ years of experience presenting scientific findings and publishing scientific papers in peer-reviewed journals
Experience with imagery and media analysis from a forensic perspective, including analysis of a variety of multimedia data sources, images, videos, and signal processing
Experience with analytical image comparison, facial recognition, or facial identification
Experience with integrating commercial or open-source software tools for custom application development
Knowledge of photographic concepts and basic image science, including multi-media file specifications, formats, and processing
Possession of excellent verbal and written communication skills
Possession of excellent entrepreneurial thinking, innovation, and real-world problem-solving skills
TS/SCI clearance
Doctorate degree

Responsibilities

Perform forensic analysis and exploitation by leveraging scientific expertise and media analysis tools to digital media.
Research and develop novel techniques through algorithm and prototype development in topic areas such as biometric recognition, signal processing, image processing, computer vision, media geolocation, and media authentication.
Analyze scientific publications with a high degree of comprehension.
Build out concepts from academia into real world use.
Analyze current technology to address specific client missions.
Attend conferences and community meetings with multimedia forensics experts.
Present findings and recommendations to non-technical audiences with an emphasis on impacting mission outcomes.