Specialist, Systems Engineering – EW & RF

Harris Geospatial Solutions; State College (Centre County); On-site; USD 92,500 - 171,500; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health insurance

401(k) match

Education assistance

Parental leave

Paid time off

Job summary

L3Harris Technologies, State College, PA, seeks a Specialist Systems Engineer to design, build, test, install, and sustain complex electro-mechanical systems for US Navy fleet assets. The role collaborates with Electrical, Mechanical, RF and Software Engineers to deliver capabilities that protect and support assets in electronic warfare domains.

The position requires experience across the system development lifecycle, effective technical communication, and the ability to travel up to 10%.

Qualifications

• Foundational understanding of design and test of Electronic Warfare systems and modes of operation.
• Experience with radar, RF systems, signals, emitters, and threat environments.
• Experience across the system development lifecycle from concept to delivery.

Responsibilities

• Design, build, test, install, and sustain complex electro-mechanical systems for US Navy fleet assets.
• Collaborate with electrical, mechanical, RF, and software engineers to deliver capabilities.
• Prepare test plans and procedures for verification of functions.

Skills

Electronic Warfare concepts

Radar and RF systems

System lifecycle

Technical communication

Independent work

Travel up to 10%

Education

Bachelor’s Degree

Graduate Degree

10 years experience in lieu of degree

Tools

MATLAB

Python

Job description

L3Harris Technologies, State College, PA, seeks a Specialist Systems Engineer to design, build, test, install, and sustain complex electro-mechanical systems for US Navy fleet assets. The role collaborates with Electrical, Mechanical, RF and Software Engineers to deliver capabilities that protect and support assets in electronic warfare domains.

The position requires experience across the system development lifecycle, effective technical communication, and the ability to travel up to 10%.