• Eligible for the Individual Compensation Program (ICP) bonus.
• Outstanding retirement benefits: 401(k) with company match and a company pension.
• Excellent work environment: team-centric, all contributors valued and respected.

• Lead the architecture and system‑level design of radar resource management (RRM) and scheduling for advanced radar systems.
• Develop radar schedulers that allocate radar resources (time, energy, beams, waveforms, apertures) across competing tasks and missions in real time.
• Define tasking concepts and scheduling strategies for search, track, surveillance, and special modes, including multi‑function and multi‑mission operations.
• Design search volumes, search fences, and waveform tables that coordinate search, track, and special modes under resource constraints.
• Perform system analysis and trades to evaluate resource management and scheduling approaches under varying mission scenarios, constraints, and environmental conditions.
• Develop algorithms, models, and simulations (primarily in MATLAB) to assess performance of RRM and scheduler designs, including scenario‑based simulations and Monte Carlo analyses.
• Define and decompose system and subsystem requirements for RRM, scheduling, and associated control functions, including interfaces to DSP, tracking, digital beamforming, and command & control.
• Collaborate closely with stakeholders from other teams including:
  • DSP to ensure scheduler designs respect waveform, processing, and latency constraints.
  • Tracking to support track‑based scheduling, track maintenance, and track‑while‑scan concepts.
  • Digital Beamforming to coordinate beam/time allocation, multi‑beam operations.
  • Command & Control / Mission Capabilities to define operator controls, modes, search fence execution, and mission‑level behaviors.
• Support integration and test planning for RRM and scheduler functions, including lab, HWIL (hardware‑in‑the‑loop), and field test events.
• Analyze data from simulations, lab tests, and field tests to evaluate scheduler performance, troubleshoot issues, and develop design updates.
• Prepare and present technical material at internal and external technical reviews (SRR, PDR, CDR, TRR, etc.) and customer meetings.

• Typically requires a bachelors degree, masters degree or PhD in engineering or a related technical discipline from an accredited institution and progressive engineering experience as follows; fifteen or more years of experience with a bachelors degree, thirteen or more years of experience with a masters degree, or ten or more years with a PhD.  May substitute equivalent engineering experience in lieu of education.
• Strong background in systems engineering and radar engineering, with demonstrated ability to lead complex technical efforts and coordinate across disciplines.
• Experience in radar systems with emphasis in one or more of the following (we do not expect all of them):
  • Radar resource management and task scheduling
  • Multifunction or multi-mission radar operations
  • Mode management and waveform/beam scheduling
  • Time-energy management for search, track, and special radar functions
  • Mission management or autonomy for sensing systems (e.g., cognitive radar, adaptive tasking, decision theoretic control)
• Experience developing and analyzing radar algorithms, models, and simulations using MATLAB. Experience with additional tools such as Python or C/C is a plus.
• Familiarity with key radar subsystems and functions, such as:
  • Digital signal processing and detection
  • Tracking and track‑while‑scan architectures
  • Digital beamforming and multi‑beam operations
  • Command and control / mission management
  • Calibration and performance verification
• Ability to understand new concepts quickly and apply them accurately throughout a fast‑paced, R&D environment.
• Strong communication, presentation, and interpersonal skills with the ability to work effectively with internal teams, customers, and government representatives.
• Ability to obtain and maintain a DoD security clearance.

• Demonstrated experience designing and implementing radar task schedulers or resource managers for airborne, ground‑based, naval, or space‑based radar systems.
• Experience designing search volumes, search fences, and waveform tables and validating them through system‑level simulations or field testing.
• Experience developing scenario‑based system‑level simulations (IQ‑based and/or detection‑based) to evaluate mission performance and resource management concepts.
• Experience with multi‑function radar or systems that coordinate search, track, and special modes under resource constraints.
• Familiarity with Electronic Protection (EP) / Electronic Warfare (EW) techniques and their impact on scheduling and resource management.
• Experience with autonomy, optimization, or decision-making algorithms is a plus, such as:
  • Queuing theory, operations research, or control theory
  • Reinforcement learning or other ML based decision policies
  • Heuristic or rule-based schedulers for complex, real time systems
• Experience with development tools including Confluence, Jira, and Git.
• Previous experience working with the Department of Defense.

Clearance Required?: Desired
Clearance Level: Secret
US Citizenship Required?: Yes