Senior Wireless & RF Systems Engineer (Secret Clearance)

Booz Allen Hamilton; Maryland; On-site; USD 99,000 - 225,000; Full time

Job summary

Booz Allen Hamilton in Maryland is seeking a highly experienced Wireless and RF Analysis Engineer to validate input data, design analysis approaches, and ensure concise technical outputs. You will represent the client in technical working groups and help craft architectural blueprints for new networks and improvements to production systems.

You will apply advanced RF principles to tackle unusually complex problems, mentoring teammates and guiding cross-site engineering efforts in a DoD/Federal

Qualifications

• Must have 10+ years of advanced RF and wireless engineering experience for DoD programs.
• Led RF system design, spectrum management, interference analysis, and RF validation testing.
• Experience with multi-site RF engineering in complex operational environments.
• Proficient with LTE, 5G, private cellular networks, Wi-Fi, CBRS.

Responsibilities

• Validate input data and devise analysis methodology.
• Represent client in technical working groups and peer reviews.
• Assist in developing architectural blueprints for new networks and enhancements to production networks.
• Mentor or supervise junior engineers and support cross-site collaboration.
• Lead RF testing, surveys, measurements, and optimization efforts.

Skills

RF Engineering

Spectrum Management

Interference Analysis

Propagation Analysis

Test & Validation

LTE/5G/CBRS

Secret clearance

Mentoring/Leadership

Education

Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering

Tools

RF Test Equipment

Link Budget Software

Job description

Booz Allen Hamilton in Maryland is seeking a highly experienced Wireless and RF Analysis Engineer to validate input data, design analysis approaches, and ensure concise technical outputs. You will represent the client in technical working groups and help craft architectural blueprints for new networks and improvements to production systems.

You will apply advanced RF principles to tackle unusually complex problems, mentoring teammates and guiding cross-site engineering efforts in a DoD/Federal