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The Strategic and Long-Range Communications Group develops new system concepts and techniques to support the US Government’s critical communications needs. The group specializes in RF communications across ground, sea, air, and space applications, supporting assured global connectivity despite adversary interference and interception threats. Its work draws on communications system analysis, digital signal processing, RF technology, rapid prototyping, and field experimentation to research, develop, characterize, and demonstrate new capabilities. As an Associate Staff member, you will contribute independently to multidisciplinary efforts supporting MIT Lincoln Laboratory’s national security mission. You will prototype advanced technology solutions, participate in multiple stages of program lifecycles, contribute to sponsor briefings, write test plans and reports, and apply creative solutions to technical problems. Depending on experience and scope, you may own project components or lead complex workstreams and small teams. In the Strategic and Long-Range Communications Group, you will analyze and help prototype advanced RF communications systems. Work may include communications system analysis, such as link budgets and detection and jamming performance modeling, and RF system design activities, such as RF subsystem design and testing, firmware or software development and testing, and system-level integration and testing. Candidates are considered for the appropriate Associate Staff level based on education, experience, technical capabilities, leadership responsibilities, and prior work scope and complexity. The selected candidate must be able to obtain and maintain a Secret-level DoD security clearance. U.S. citizenship is required.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level

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