RF Spectrum Manager: Licensing, Compliance & Coordination

Delaware Nation Industries; Bath Township (OH); On-site; USD 90,000 - 120,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical premiums covered

401K matching

Disability insurance

Pet insurance

Education reimbursement

Parking and transit benefits

Job summary

Delaware Nation Industries seeks an experienced RF Manager to guide frequency management for DoD contracts and testing activities across the United States, coordinating with federal agencies and ensuring licenses for RF equipment.

The role requires active DoD Secret clearance, knowledge of NTIA/ITU regulations, and experience with spectrum management databases, E3/EMC analyses, and interference resolution. Strong coordination and documentation skills are essential.

Qualifications

• Minimum one year of experience as a Radio Frequency Manager.
• Active DoD Secret Security Clearance.
• Knowledge of ITU Radio Regulations and NTIA spectrum management.
• Experience with spectrum management databases and frequency assignment formats.
• Experience with E3/EMC assessments and CJCSM 3212.02B procedures.
• IRFMS and/or NTIA Spectrum Management Course or equivalent.

Responsibilities

• Coordinate with AFLCMC/AFRL Program Managers and Project Engineers to identify RF equipment in use or planned for DoD contracts.
• Review, analyze, and process frequency authorization proposals for coordination and testing.
• Evaluate frequency actions in standard NTIA/MCEB formats.
• Obtain clearances for electronic combat testing locations in the US and Canada.
• Assist with E3/EMC analyses to ensure harmonized operation in deployed environments.
• Perform Spectrum Interference Resolution to minimize impact on communications.

Skills

Radio frequency management

Security clearance

Interference resolution

Outlook proficiency

Tools

DoD spectrum management database

NTIA/ITU tools

Job description

Delaware Nation Industries seeks an experienced RF Manager to guide frequency management for DoD contracts and testing activities across the United States, coordinating with federal agencies and ensuring licenses for RF equipment.

The role requires active DoD Secret clearance, knowledge of NTIA/ITU regulations, and experience with spectrum management databases, E3/EMC analyses, and interference resolution. Strong coordination and documentation skills are essential.