DSP Engineer, RF & Electronic Warfare

Booz Allen Hamilton; Belcamp (MD); On-site; USD 87,000 - 198,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health benefits

Retirement plan

Tuition assistance

Paid leave

Job summary

Booz Allen Hamilton is seeking a DSP engineer with strong RF signal processing and software development skills to design and demonstrate digital signal processing for RF sensing, detection, and response systems. You will work in a lab to develop capabilities for demonstration and delivery to a DoD client, using SDRs and GNU Radio in a security-focused environment.

The role requires Linux/C/C++ or Rust experience, knowledge of DSP and RF theory, and the ability to travel regionally up to 25%.

Qualifications

• Experience with wireless communications systems and signal processing theory and application.
• Experience with Linux, C/C++ or Rust.
• Experience with Software Defined Radio (SDR) toolkits and standards such as GNU Radio and Ettus UHD.
• Experience with Signal Processing Techniques and RF Theory.
• Experience with embedded software development, code optimization, and multi-threading.
• Knowledge of DSP and DSP algorithm development.
• Ability to travel regionally up to 25% of the time.
• Ability to obtain a Secret clearance.
• Bachelor's degree in Electrical or Computer Engineering.

Responsibilities

• Develop DSP for RF sensing, detecting, and responding systems in a lab environment.
• Implement radio communication capabilities and demonstrations for the client.
• Demonstrate state-of-the-art DSP techniques to guide DoD clients.

Skills

Wireless communications

Signal processing

C/C++ programming

Linux

Rust

SDR toolkits

GNU Radio

Education

Bachelor's degree in Electrical or Computer Engineering

Tools

MATLAB

LabVIEW

Git

Verilog

Job description

Booz Allen Hamilton is seeking a DSP engineer with strong RF signal processing and software development skills to design and demonstrate digital signal processing for RF sensing, detection, and response systems. You will work in a lab to develop capabilities for demonstration and delivery to a DoD client, using SDRs and GNU Radio in a security-focused environment.

The role requires Linux/C/C++ or Rust experience, knowledge of DSP and RF theory, and the ability to travel regionally up to 25%.