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Lockheed Martin in Gloucester is seeking a Lead SDR Engineer (Software Defined Radio) to join a multi-discipline EW capability development team. You will lead on SDR firmware, platform/API development and testing, while mentoring engineers and collaborating with system engineers and cyber specialists.
A clearance path for eDV is available with company support. You’ll work on cutting-edge RF systems, OpenCPI/GNU Radio, and utilise AI/ML and edge processing to drive performance.
We are seeking a Lead SDR Engineer (Software Defined Radio) to join a multi-discipline EW capability development team at our Gloucester site. You’ll work on a variety of Defence, Cyber, and Intelligence programmes, with the opportunity to specialise in key areas such as SIGINT, software defined radio architectures, payload development, and OpenCPI applications. At Lockheed Martin, we provide meaningful work and continuous learning opportunities that will help develop your skills and progress your career. We believe in supporting a healthy work‑life balance, offering flexible work schedules, hybrid work where possible, and a comprehensive benefits package to ensure you can enjoy both your professional and personal life. In this essential and rewarding role, you will have the opportunity to work on cutting‑edge RF systems, including developing new RF‑based technologies, conducting vulnerability analysis, and designing deployable SDR applications. You’ll be the technical expert building the next wave of National Security and defence‑grade RF cyber capabilities.
You’ll be a technical expert working in a collaborative and supportive environment, either specializing in one area or contributing across multiple domains of RF communications engineering.
This role requires you to be able to obtain and maintain eDV security clearance. You don’t need to hold eDV clearance when you apply. If you don’t currently have it, we’ll support you through the application process.