Radar Signal Processing Engineer — EW & Sensor Innovation

Leidos; Arlington (VA); On-site; USD 87,000 - 157,000; Full time

Job summary

Leidos, in its Electronic Warfare division, seeks a Radar Signal Processing Engineer to support EW programs in Arlington, VA or San Diego, CA. You will advance sensor performance and signals in challenging environments, collaborating with scientists to push the state of the art while growing your own knowledge.

Responsibilities include developing, modeling, and testing algorithms in MATLAB, Simulink, or C++, analyzing data, and participating in lab and field tests. Candidates must be a U.S.

Qualifications

• U.S. citizen with active Secret clearance and eligible for TS/SCI
• Bachelor's degree in EE, Physics, CS, Math or related field
• 4+ years’ radar signal processing experience
• Proficiency with MATLAB, Linux, Mathematica, Python, Simulink; C/C++, Java
• Strong communication skills; able to work in a team and independently
• Adaptability to new challenges with a growth mindset

Responsibilities

• Develop, model, and test algorithms in MATLAB, Simulink, or C++
• Analyze results from simulation or real data to identify root causes and trends
• Develop novel algorithms, performance simulation, and analysis using time series and spectral data
• Participate in lab-based and field testing
• Support marketing and business development initiatives
• Engage in multiple projects, interacting with customers

Skills

Radar signal processing

MATLAB

Simulink

C++

Python

Linux

Education

Bachelors in Electrical Engineering or related field

Master's Degree (preferred)

Tools

MATLAB

Simulink

Python

Linux

C/C++

Job description

Leidos, in its Electronic Warfare division, seeks a Radar Signal Processing Engineer to support EW programs in Arlington, VA or San Diego, CA. You will advance sensor performance and signals in challenging environments, collaborating with scientists to push the state of the art while growing your own knowledge.

Responsibilities include developing, modeling, and testing algorithms in MATLAB, Simulink, or C++, analyzing data, and participating in lab and field tests. Candidates must be a U.S.