RADHARD Electronics Engineer for Nuclear Survivability

Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Lab; Laurel (MD); On-site; USD 100,000 - 245,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Comprehensive benefits package

Flexible spending accounts

Education assistance and training

Paid time off

Job summary

Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Lab is hiring a Radiation Hardened Electronics Engineer to contribute to essential defense research. The incumbent will analyze the nuclear survivability of strategic weapon systems, working alongside experts to improve U.S. Strategic Systems.

The position requires a Bachelor’s degree coupled with relevant experience and the capability to obtain a security clearance. The role spans across innovative research, focusing on cutting-edge electronics under challenging environments.

Compensation ranges from $100,000 to $245,000 annually, considering qualifications and experience.

Qualifications

• Possess a Bachelor’s Degree with 3+ years of relevant experience.
• Familiar with hardware design of analog/digital electronics.
• Able to obtain security clearance.

Responsibilities

• Work with a multi-disciplinary team.
• Analyze nuclear survivability of strategic weapon systems.
• Perform technical analyses for system electronics.

Skills

Analytical skills

Familiarity with radiation environments

Mathematical background

Communication skills

Initiative and flexibility

Design experience

Education

Bachelor’s Degree in Electrical Engineering, Physics, Nuclear Engineering, Applied Mathematics, or related field

Master of Science or Doctorate in related field

Tools

Modeling tools

Artificial intelligence and machine learning technologies

Job description

Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Lab is hiring a Radiation Hardened Electronics Engineer to contribute to essential defense research. The incumbent will analyze the nuclear survivability of strategic weapon systems, working alongside experts to improve U.S. Strategic Systems.

The position requires a Bachelor’s degree coupled with relevant experience and the capability to obtain a security clearance. The role spans across innovative research, focusing on cutting-edge electronics under challenging environments.

Compensation ranges from $100,000 to $245,000 annually, considering qualifications and experience.