Senior Multi-Domain Operations Analyst

Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory•Laurel, MD

About The Position

Are you passionate about analyzing complex problems integrating Space, Air, Surface and Ground warfare domains using state of the art software and computing capabilities? Are you searching for an opportunity to apply your operations analysis background in an engaging, inquisitive environment? If so, the Air Combat and Strike Analysis Group at the Applied Physics Lab is looking for you! Our dedicated team of engineers, physicists, mathematicians, and computer scientists are engaged in an extensive portfolio of projects with the U.S. military. Our analysts support the acquisition, maintenance, and assessment of various military systems and technologies. We want you to join our team, and provide your background in operations analysis to expand our capabilities and help us stay on the cutting edge of the field! Our work is sophisticated, engaging, and frequently has significant impact to Department of Defense programs. We pride ourselves on our intellectual integrity, and our ability to deliver outstanding, unbiased analysis products. Our team emphasizes personal improvement and growth over short-lived success. If this sounds like an environment that would help you foster and grow your interest in our domain, consider us as part of your future.

Requirements

Have a BS degree in a technical or scientific field such as Mathematics, Physics, Engineering, or Computer Science
Demonstrated excellence performing modeling, simulation, and analysis in either Air, Space, Surface or Ground warfare domain(s)
Highly skilled in learning new and challenging topics
Able to effectively work in a highly collaborative environment and communicate complex ideas to a variety of partners
Proficient to fluent in a programming or scripting language such as MATLAB or Python
Able to obtain the associated required Special Access Program (SAP) level access.
Able to obtain Interim Secret level security clearance by your start date and can ultimately obtain Top Secret level clearance. If selected, you will be subject to a government security clearance investigation and must meet the requirements for access to classified information. Eligibility requirements include U.S. citizenship

Nice To Haves

Have a M.S or PhD in one of the scientific or technical fields listed above
Have knowledge and experience integrating across any combination of Air, Space, Surface, or Ground warfare domains, with an emphasis on Space domain
Experience leading teams including managing workflow, backlog, load balancing, and support for internal/external engagements
Experience with M&S tools: AFSIM, STK, Suppressor, or Brawler
Experience working with version control software and tools (Git/GitLab) on team M&S efforts
Have an active Top Secret security clearance.

Responsibilities

Performing analysis on interacting sensor, tracker, communication, and weapon systems for multi-domain, mission-level simulations, with the goal of discovering insightful trends, informing conclusions, and supporting decision-making.
Perform statistical analysis to find trends, assess risk, and document uncertainties in simulation results.
Collaborate with experts in specific warfare domains and technologies, and learn to integrate key effects together into a multi-domain simulation environment.
Likely join a small team including junior analysts who will benefit from your experience, and senior engineers with whom you will guide the direction of projects.
Engage in independent research projects that encourage creative solutions and reward independent initiative.
Present your work through briefings to both technical specialists and pivotal decision makers.