Sr. Electronic Warfare (SME)

Leidos•Lawton, OK

About The Position

Leidos is hiring a Senior Electronic Warfare Subject Matter Expert in its INTEL Sector’s Cyber & Analytics Business Area. The role provides tactical and technical expertise in Electronic Warfare (EW), Cyber Electromagnetic Activities (CEMA), and Electromagnetic Spectrum Operations (EMSO) to support training development, operational readiness, and capability integration. The position focuses on emerging electromagnetic threats, operational vulnerabilities, and protection measures in contested and degraded environments. The EW SME supports the development, integration, and delivery of training on EW operations, threat awareness, and survivability. The role applies military operations knowledge and EW doctrine to integrate electromagnetic capabilities across operational disciplines, develop realistic training scenarios, assess training effectiveness, and advise stakeholders on readiness and survivability. The position requires an active TS/SCI clearance and U.S. citizenship, and travel may be required.

Requirements

At least 8 years of relevant military or defense-related experience and a bachelor’s degree; relevant work experience may be considered in lieu of a degree.
U.S. citizenship and an active TS/SCI clearance.
Working knowledge of ES, EA, and EP, including electromagnetic threats, communications disruption, and PNT vulnerabilities.
Working knowledge of signals collection and analysis, including direction finding and emitter identification, and of spectrum management and deconfliction.
Knowledge of adversary EW capabilities and emerging threats and their implications for friendly TTPs.
Experience applying military doctrine and TTPs to operational planning, training development, or EW integration.
Experience developing, delivering, or supporting military training, including classroom, practical, or scenario-based instruction.
Strong written and verbal communication, technical documentation, and coordination skills.
Proficiency in Microsoft Office.
Ability to brief senior leaders and travel as required.

Nice To Haves

Advanced operational experience in EW, Cyber, Military Intelligence, Fires, or Air Defense, including integrating EW into joint or combined operations.
Experience supporting LSCO, Combat Training Center (CTC) exercises, or modernization initiatives in contested electromagnetic environments.
Hands-on experience with fielded EW systems, training aids, or simulation tools.
C-UAS or counter-RCIED experience.
OPFOR or live range experience.
Experience leading development of Programs of Instruction (POIs), lesson plans, and training tasks, with familiarity with instructional design such as ADDIE.
Experience as a senior instructor, lead training developer, or technical advisor.
EW, Cyber, or instructor certifications, such as Army EW courses or Master Instructor.
Familiarity with Fort Sill and integration of EW with Field Artillery and Air Defense Artillery systems.

Responsibilities

Develop, organize, and conduct EW training and educational programs focused on tactical and operational employment of EW capabilities.
Provide expertise in Electronic Support (ES), Electronic Attack (EA), and Electronic Protection (EP), emphasizing threat awareness, defensive measures, and survivability.
Apply current doctrine and tactics, techniques, and procedures (TTPs), including FM 3-12, FM 3-0, ATP 3-12.3, and JP 3-85, as well as emerging EW threats, to keep training relevant to Large-Scale Combat Operations (LSCO).
Integrate EW and CEMA concepts into training scenarios, exercises, and operational planning across live, virtual, constructive, and simulation environments, including OPFOR and threat replication.
Develop and evaluate realistic scenarios involving communications interference, electronic detection and deception, Positioning, Navigation, and Timing (PNT) disruption, UAS threats and counter-UAS, and cyber-EW convergence.
Advise on spectrum management, frequency deconfliction, electromagnetic signature management, and emissions control (EMCON).
Collaborate with military and government stakeholders and technical teams to identify training gaps, develop instructional materials, and recommend improvements.
Conduct training assessments and recommend improvements to effectiveness, readiness, and survivability.
Brief senior leaders and mentor junior instructors, training developers, and analysts.