Senior Electronics Engineer: Experimental Spectrum & EMI

Federal Communications Commission; Washington (District of Columbia); Hybrid; USD 144,000 - 187,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health Insurance

Life Insurance

Dental & Vision Insurance

Flexible Spending Accounts

Long-Term Care Insurance

Holidays and Leave

Retirement Thrift Savings Plan

Transit Benefit

Alternative Work Schedule

Telecommuting

Job summary

The Federal Communications Commission in Washington, DC seeks an Electronics Engineer in the Experimental Licensing Branch within the Electromagnetic Compatibility Division of the Office of Engineering and Technology. The role focuses on handling technically complex experimental radio operations, providing expert engineering guidance to management and stakeholders.

Responsibilities include evaluating novel technologies, developing technical criteria, addressing interference and

Responsibilities

• Advise FCC management, other bureaus, Commissioners and their staffs on experimental spectrum use and advanced technologies.
• Independently evaluate highly complex engineering issues and develop new analytical approaches and criteria.
• Resolve spectrum compatibility and interference matters and provide engineering recommendations that influence policy and rules.
• Serve as senior technical authority and consultant on electronics engineering, RF spectrum management, and electromagnetic compatibility.

Job description

The Federal Communications Commission in Washington, DC seeks an Electronics Engineer in the Experimental Licensing Branch within the Electromagnetic Compatibility Division of the Office of Engineering and Technology. The role focuses on handling technically complex experimental radio operations, providing expert engineering guidance to management and stakeholders.

Responsibilities include evaluating novel technologies, developing technical criteria, addressing interference and