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InterImage is seeking a mission-focused systems engineer to support intelligence collection capabilities across CONUS/OCONUS locations, including austere sites. You will contribute to RF, cyber, and SIGINT mission systems, from modernization and integration to testing, deployment and sustainment, enabling rapid-response capabilities for evolving national security objectives.
The role spans the full systems lifecycle, working alongside elite technical and operational teams to enhance
Join a mission-focused team delivering cutting-edge engineering and operational support for intelligence collection capabilities. This role supports advanced Radio Frequency (RF), cyber, and SIGINT mission systems that enable rapid-response operations in both CONUS and OCONUS environments, including austere and hazardous duty locations.
The ideal candidate will contribute across the full systems lifecycle — from modernization, integration, testing, deployment, and sustainment to quick-reaction capability development supporting evolving national security objectives. Working alongside elite technical and operational teams, you will help enhance next-generation collection and bridging solutions that directly support the cryptologic enterprise.
Salary: 90,000 - 133,545Signals analysis: Digital telecommunications systems to include CEPT, payload data and signals structures
Perform systems engineering activities and assist in the preparation of a work product in Technical Process Areas associated with the ISO/IEC 15288.
Develop and deliver a work product in any of the ISO/IEC 15288 Process Areas.
Perform analysis of technical alternatives for a project and make preliminary recommendations.
Assist in performing systems engineering activities in the ISO/IEC 15288 Agreement or Enterprise Process Areas.
Perform systems engineering activities and assist in the preparation of multiple work products in Project and/or Technical Process Areas associated with any of the ISO/IEC 15288 processes.