Radiation Survivability Engineer for Space Systems

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

Job summary

Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory seeks a Radiation Survivability Engineer to assess NSE/NWE impacts on space systems and nuclear environments. You will develop test requirements, plan radiation experiments, and run transport codes to verify designs.

The role requires a MS or higher in physics/EE, 5+ years in related fields, and the ability to obtain TS/SCI. Collaboration with engineers, scientists, and mission planners is essential to ensure robust survivability across

Qualifications

• MS or higher in physics, EE, or a related science field.
• 5+ years of Radiation/Survivability experience in NSE, NWE, or nuclear environments.
• Strong knowledge of nuclear physics and related analysis techniques.
• Experience deriving NSE/NWE requirements and risk assessments.
• Ability to obtain TS/SCI clearance; US citizenship required.

Responsibilities

• Evaluate electronic parts, materials and systems against radiation environments.
• Develop radiation test requirements for components and systems.
• Plan and execute radiation tests and report analyses.
• Operate radiation transport codes to specify requirements.
• Collaborate with program teams to ensure survivability.
• Mentor group members and participate in training activities.
• Support test campaigns at in-house and external facilities.

Skills

Radiation survivability

NSE/NWE experience

Systems-level analysis

Education

M.S. in Physics or Electrical Engineering

Ph.D. in Physics or related field

Tools

IRENE

FAB4DA

GSCENARIO

MCNP

GEANT

FastRad

NOVICE

THTk

Job description

Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory seeks a Radiation Survivability Engineer to assess NSE/NWE impacts on space systems and nuclear environments. You will develop test requirements, plan radiation experiments, and run transport codes to verify designs.

The role requires a MS or higher in physics/EE, 5+ years in related fields, and the ability to obtain TS/SCI. Collaboration with engineers, scientists, and mission planners is essential to ensure robust survivability across