Electronic Warfare Engineer — RF, Datalink & GPS-Denied Ops

Powerus; Rock Hill (SC); Sur place; USD 110 000 - 170 000; Plein temps

Résumé du poste

Powerus is seeking an Electronic Warfare Engineer to analyze and mitigate the effects of jamming, spoofing, and interception on Powerus unmanned platforms. You will model the electromagnetic environment and derive requirements for RF chain, datalink, and navigation subsystems, and translate threat documents into specifications.

The role involves planning EW test events, supporting GPS-denied operation, and working with autonomy and flight software engineers to ensure robust degraded-mode

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in electrical engineering.
• Experience in electronic warfare, radar, spectrum operations, or a related RF discipline.
• Working knowledge of jamming and anti-jam techniques, spread spectrum, and receiver behavior under interference.
• Modeling and analysis experience in MATLAB, Python, or an equivalent tool.
• U.S. Person status required (U.S. citizen, lawful permanent resident, or protected individual under 8 U.S.C. 1324b(a)(3))

Responsabilités

• Model the electromagnetic environment and derive requirements for the RF chain, datalink, and navigation subsystems.
• Analyze susceptibility to jamming, spoofing, and interception and specify mitigations in hardware, waveform, and autonomy.
• Support GPS-denied and GPS-degraded operation, including anti-jam antenna and alternative navigation trade studies.
• Characterize emissions and signature and specify reductions where required.
• Plan and execute electronic warfare test events in chamber, on range, and in instrumented flight.
• Define degraded-mode behavior under contested link conditions with autonomy and flight software engineers.
• Translate customer threat documentation into specifications.

Connaissances

Electronic warfare

Radar

MATLAB

Python

U.S. Person status

Formation

Bachelor's degree in electrical engineering

Outils

MATLAB

Python

Description du poste

Powerus is seeking an Electronic Warfare Engineer to analyze and mitigate the effects of jamming, spoofing, and interception on Powerus unmanned platforms. You will model the electromagnetic environment and derive requirements for RF chain, datalink, and navigation subsystems, and translate threat documents into specifications.

The role involves planning EW test events, supporting GPS-denied operation, and working with autonomy and flight software engineers to ensure robust degraded-mode