Threat Modeling Engineer, Mid The Opportunity: Join an energetic team whose day-to-day mission involves breaking down the Army's toughest challenges and communicating the essential results of that work to their leadership. Your engineering skills and determination are needed to develop the cutting-edge technology used to support the warfighter and maintain national security. As an engineer, you understand the power behind complex systems. That knowledge is key when it comes to modeling foreign threat radars, antennas, and communication systems. We’re looking for a problem solver who can use their skills to help perform detailed analyses, including the evaluation of the detectability of airborne systems and survivability analyses of weapon systems and platforms to be deployed in future combat scenarios. We’re looking for lifelong learners and motivated, independent thinkers who can contribute to a fast-paced, team environment focused on client delivery. This is an opportunity to hone your technical abilities on significant and current engineering problems, all while gaining experience in leadership and communication. Our modeling and simulation team performs a variety of analyses of future weapon and platform concepts for DoD clients. We develop the detailed models and simulations as required by those analyses. That’s why we need you, an engineer, physicist, or mathemati cia n, with an interest in RF systems, radar signal processing, antenna modeling, and operational approach assessments. While working with a broad and experienced team, you’ll perform modeling tasks, radar signal processing code development, and the refinement of ground system models in Fortran, C++, MATLAB, and Simulink. You’ll directly impact the Department of Defense’s mission by helping determine what tactics, techniques, and procedures improve survivability and decrease vulnerability against foreign threat systems as well as helping make an informed decision for the acquisition of future systems. Join us. The world can't wait.