Radar Systems Design Engineer – Flight Simulation Lab

Boeing; Berkeley (MO); On-site; USD 74,000 - 124,000; Full time

Job summary

The Boeing Company in Berkeley, MO is seeking a Radar Target Generator Design Engineer for Flight Simulation Labs. You will join a team supporting avionics integration labs for military aircraft such as T-7, F-15, F-18, and MQ-25.

Responsibilities include developing high-level and detailed designs, maintaining radar test stations, and providing engineering support throughout the lifecycle. A BS in engineering and radar experience are required; familiarity with RF/microwave and FPGA is preferred.

Qualifications

• BS degree in engineering or related field.
• 1 year experience in radar systems.
• 1 year experience in radar systems analysis and design.

Responsibilities

• Analyze customer and system requirements to develop architectural approaches and detailed specs for SIL test sites and common products.
• Develop high-level and detailed designs consistent with requirements.
• Maintain radar test station hardware and support integration into SIL infrastructure.
• Validate designs through analysis, peer review, and testing.
• Track technical performance measures to ensure requirement compliance.
• Support supplier management and fabrication services as needed.
• Collaborate with stakeholders throughout the lifecycle of SIL products.

Skills

Radar systems

Radar systems analysis

Embedded hardware/software

RF/Microwave design

Radar testing

Education

Bachelor of Science in Engineering (Electrical/Mechanical/Aeronautical)

Tools

DRFM

FPGA

SIL/test equipment

Job description

The Boeing Company in Berkeley, MO is seeking a Radar Target Generator Design Engineer for Flight Simulation Labs. You will join a team supporting avionics integration labs for military aircraft such as T-7, F-15, F-18, and MQ-25.

Responsibilities include developing high-level and detailed designs, maintaining radar test stations, and providing engineering support throughout the lifecycle. A BS in engineering and radar experience are required; familiarity with RF/microwave and FPGA is preferred.