RF Spectrum Engineer - 29467

HII's Mission Technologies division•Annapolis Junction, MD

11d•$78,822 - $155,151•Onsite

About The Position

This opportunity resides with Warfare Systems (WS), a business group within HII’s Mission Technologies division. Warfare Systems comprises cyber and mission IT; electronic warfare; and C5ISR systems. HII works within our nation’s intelligence and cyber operations communities to defend our interests in cyberspace and anticipate emerging threats. Our capabilities in cybersecurity, network architecture, reverse engineering, software and hardware development uniquely enable us to support sensitive missions for the U.S. military and federal agency partners. HII Mission Technologies is seeking an experienced RF Engineer to support the Department of Navy Chief Information Office (DON CIO) by driving national and international spectrum regulatory strategy. This role is not focused on routine International Telecommunication Union (ITU) filings; rather, it requires a candidate capable of applying deep technical knowledge of RF systems to influence emerging rules, policies, and international regulations in ways that advance U.S. Government objectives at ITU Working Party (WP) meetings and ultimately at the World Radiocommunication Conference (WRC). Salary is based on a number of factors, including experience, skills, education, and internal equity. We welcome applicants at all levels of experience to apply.

Requirements

0 years experience with Bachelors in related field; or High School Diploma or equivalent and 4 years relevant experience.
Participate in U.S. and international ITU activities and preparatory meetings leading up to the next World Radiocommunication Conference (WRC).
Develop, draft, and edit U.S. technical and policy contributions, ensuring they accurately represent Government priorities and can withstand rigorous domestic and international scrutiny.
Provide subject matter expertise to program offices by translating system requirements into regulatory positions that promote compliant and advantageous RF system operations.
Produce written and oral reports clearly articulating technical rationale, regulatory considerations, and recommended courses of action.
Conduct and perform RF analyses to support regulatory positions, including evaluation of Navy systems, interference scenarios, spectrum usage, and orbital considerations.
Collaborate closely with program offices to understand current and future system concepts, ensuring regulatory approaches align with mission needs.
An active secret clearance.

Responsibilities

Participate in U.S. and international ITU activities and preparatory meetings leading up to the next World Radiocommunication Conference (WRC).
Develop, draft, and edit U.S. technical and policy contributions, ensuring they accurately represent Government priorities and can withstand rigorous domestic and international scrutiny.
Provide subject matter expertise to program offices by translating system requirements into regulatory positions that promote compliant and advantageous RF system operations.
Produce written and oral reports clearly articulating technical rationale, regulatory considerations, and recommended courses of action.
Conduct and perform RF analyses to support regulatory positions, including evaluation of Navy systems, interference scenarios, spectrum usage, and orbital considerations.
Collaborate closely with program offices to understand current and future system concepts, ensuring regulatory approaches align with mission needs.