Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory is seeking a Missile Defense Command & Control Analyst in Laurel, Maryland. The role involves developing analysis tools, applying data science techniques, and presenting findings to stakeholders. Candidates should have a Master's degree in a related field and over 4 years of experience, particularly with the Aegis missile defense system. A true passion for solving complex missile defense challenges is key. The position offers a salary between $100,000 and $245,000 annually based on experience.
Qualifications
4+ years of experience in missile defense command and control analysis, particularly with the Aegis missile defense system.
Skilled in modern data science techniques and interested in applying them to analysis and concept development.
Willing to travel occasionally for briefings and test events.
Responsibilities
Develop and modify analysis, modeling and simulation products for missile defense.
Create strong tools and products for supporting stakeholders to identify and resolve issues.
Use machine learning and data science tools for enhancing analytical capabilities.
Skills
Machine learning
Data science
Analytical skills
Education
Masters degree in Engineering, Mathematics, Data Science, or related field
Job description
Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory is seeking a Missile Defense Command & Control Analyst in Laurel, Maryland. The role involves developing analysis tools, applying data science techniques, and presenting findings to stakeholders. Candidates should have a Master's degree in a related field and over 4 years of experience, particularly with the Aegis missile defense system. A true passion for solving complex missile defense challenges is key. The position offers a salary between $100,000 and $245,000 annually based on experience.