Spectrum Management Engineer

Arcfield•Los Angeles, CA

1d•Onsite

About The Position

We are seeking a uniquely qualified and highly experienced Specialist for Spectrum Management Strategy and Operations. This onsite role requires an individual who can both synchronize large-scale, national-level spectrum policy initiatives and simultaneously provide hands-on, tactical spectrum management to ensure U.S. space superiority and decisive combat power. At the strategic level, you will support a landmark legislative initiative to repurpose vital mid-band spectrum, coordinating a complex, multi-billion-dollar relocation and auction process. You will be a central hub for navigating the intersection of federal agency requirements, commercial interests, and regulatory policy. At the operational level, you will be responsible for the planning, coordination, and management of the electromagnetic spectrum (EMS) to support space-based systems, joint military operations, and critical national security objectives. You will work in a fast-paced environment to ensure our forces have assured access to the radio frequency spectrum, free from harmful interference, enabling them to execute missions effectively across all domains.

Requirements

Must possess and have the ability to maintain an active Secret clearance.
Bachelor's (or equivalent) with 2-4 years of experience, or a Master's with 0-2 years of experience.
Strategic communication skills.
Experience with Compliance and Regulation of spectrum-dependent systems and operations comply with National Telecommunications Information Administration (NTIA), the International Telecommunication Union (ITU), and Department of War (DoW) regulations and policies.
Excellent data gathering, analytical, and client problem-solving skills.
Excellent oral and communication skills.

Nice To Haves

TS/SCI clearance preferred
BS in Engineering (STEM)
4+ years of spectrum management experience within Space Systems Command (SSC)
Experience utilizing the Global Electromagnetic Spectrum Information System (GEMSIS) to maintain situational awareness of the electromagnetic environment and ensure operational readiness.
Experience managing the spectrum supportability lifecycle for new and existing systems by processing applications and certifications through the End-to-End Supportability System (E2ESS).
Experience conducting all necessary planning, coordination, risk assessment, and data management tasks on secure networks to support classified missions and operations.

Responsibilities

Support a landmark legislative initiative to repurpose vital mid-band spectrum, coordinating a complex, multi-billion-dollar relocation and auction process.
Serve as a central hub for navigating the intersection of federal agency requirements, commercial interests, and regulatory policy.
Plan, coordinate, and manage the electromagnetic spectrum (EMS) to support space-based systems, joint military operations, and critical national security objectives.
Ensure forces have assured access to the radio frequency spectrum, free from harmful interference, enabling them to execute missions effectively across all domains.
Liaise with the National Spectrum Relocation and Auction process to facilitate the seamless transition of incumbent federal systems to new frequency bands to clear the way for commercial licenses.
Manage the spectrum supportability lifecycle for new and existing systems.
Perform systems engineering and integration on space systems.
Synchronize planning, coordination, risk assessment, and data management tasks on secure networks to support classified missions and operations.