Radio Frequency (RF) Engineer
Electronics Service Inc.
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Job summary
Electronics Service Inc. in Dahlgren, VA is seeking a Junior EMC Engineer to support the Navy's RADHAZ program. You will work with senior engineers to conduct testing, analysis, and assessments in EMC/EMI/EMP contexts.
The role emphasizes foundational EMC knowledge, RF systems testing, and compliance evaluations; requires a Bachelor's and ability to obtain SECRET clearance.
Qualifications
- Bachelor's degree in an engineering, scientific, or technical discipline from an accredited college or university
- Ability to obtain a SECRET clearance
Responsibilities
- Assist in the test, measurement, and analysis of RF systems
- Support EMI/EMC analysis, problem investigation, and mitigation strategies
- Conduct E3 computation, modeling, and simulation to assess electromagnetic effects
- Perform technical assessments, document reviews, and compliance evaluations for EMI/EMC related standards
Skills
Education
Job description
Location: Dahlgren, VA
Employment type: Full-Time
Security clearance: Ability to Obtain Secret Clearance
Salary: $75,000 - $95,000
We are seeking a Junior Engineer to support the U.S. Navy's RADHAZ program. The ideal candidate will have a foundational understanding of EMI/EMC, EMP, and electromagnetic compatibility and will work alongside senior engineers to conduct testing, analysis, and technical assessments in support of Navy programs.
- Assist in the test, measurement, and analysis of RF systems
- Support EMI/EMC analysis, problem investigation, and mitigation strategies
- Conduct E3 computation, modeling, and simulation to assess electromagnetic effects
- Perform technical assessments, document reviews, and compliance evaluations for EMI/EMC related standards
- Bachelor's degree in an engineering, scientific, or technical discipline from an accredited college or university
- Ability to obtain a SECRET clearance
- Knowledge of RF propagation and antenna theory
- Knowledge of Navy or DoD programs
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