Field Telemetry Engineer Real-Time Data on Shipboard Tests

Corvid Technologies LLC; New Mexico; On-site; USD 65,000 - 85,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health coverage

ESOP

Retirement plans

Gym membership reimbursement

Generous PTO

Job summary

Corvid Technologies LLC in the United States is seeking entry-level engineers with electrical or mechanical backgrounds to join Range Engineering & Instrumentation. The role involves designing, modernizing, testing, and maintaining electronic telemetry systems used for missile test ranges, with real-time data acquisition on land and at sea.

You will travel with the team, often aboard vessels, and support test events in the Pacific, requiring significant travel (over 50%).

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in Electrical or Mechanical Engineering; advanced degree preferred.
• Interest or experience in missile telemetry or data collection is a plus.
• Exposure to RF theory, DSP, telemetry tracking systems, and telemetry data formats is desirable.
• Must be a US citizen eligible for Secret clearance.
• Valid driver's license and ability to travel up to two weeks at a time; shipboard time expected.

Responsibilities

• Design, test, and maintain electronic telemetry systems.
• Perform data reduction and analysis; generate technical reports.
• Program instrumentation and document results.
• Provide onsite support for test events in the Pacific; travel >50%.

Skills

Electronics

RF theory

Digital signal processing

Telemetry systems

Telemetry data formats

Education

Bachelor's degree in Electrical or Mechanical Engineering

Job description

Corvid Technologies LLC in the United States is seeking entry-level engineers with electrical or mechanical backgrounds to join Range Engineering & Instrumentation. The role involves designing, modernizing, testing, and maintaining electronic telemetry systems used for missile test ranges, with real-time data acquisition on land and at sea.

You will travel with the team, often aboard vessels, and support test events in the Pacific, requiring significant travel (over 50%).