Electromagnetic Effects Scientist I — Aerospace & Defense

ELECTRO MAGNETIC APPLICATIONS INC; Lakewood (CO); On-site; USD 72,000 - 81,000; Full time

Job summary

Electromagnetic Applications, Inc. in Lakewood, Colorado is seeking an early-career scientist to model how electromagnetic energy affects aircraft, spacecraft, and other complex systems.

You will run simulations, support testing, and write up results for aerospace primes and emerging technology companies. This is a hands-on technical role in our Lakewood, CO office, with mentoring from experts recognized internationally in electromagnetics.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in Physics, Electrical Engineering, or a related field.
• Coursework in electromagnetics and differential equations.
• Strong analytical skills and curiosity about hard technical problems.
• Clear written and verbal communication, and comfort working directly with customers.

Responsibilities

• Build and run numerical models of electromagnetic effects, such as lightning, EMC, and RF propagation.
• Analyze simulation and test data and explain what it means for the customer's design.
• Support testing and measurement work when projects call for it.
• Write technical reports and prepare client presentations.
• Work with engineers and scientists across teams on project execution and on improving our workflows.

Skills

Strong analytical skills

Clear written and verbal communication

Education

Bachelor's degree in Physics, Electrical Engineering, or a related field

Tools

Numerical modeling tools

RF propagation exposure

Lightning hardening exposure

Job description

Electromagnetic Applications, Inc. in Lakewood, Colorado is seeking an early-career scientist to model how electromagnetic energy affects aircraft, spacecraft, and other complex systems.

You will run simulations, support testing, and write up results for aerospace primes and emerging technology companies. This is a hands-on technical role in our Lakewood, CO office, with mentoring from experts recognized internationally in electromagnetics.