Tactical Oceanography Scientist – Naval Systems (Secret)

McLaughlin Research Corp.; Newport (RI); On-site; USD 90,000 - 130,000; Full time

Job summary

McLaughlin Research Corp. is seeking a Scientist - Tactical Oceanography to join NUWCDIVNPT's Ocean Science, Autonomous Systems and Ranges Department in Newport, RI.

The role focuses on physics-based modeling, data analysis, and integration of TAC-O systems to support warfighter capabilities. The candidate will develop simulations in Matlab or equivalent, process large data sets, and produce technical reports while collaborating with cross-functional teams.

Qualifications

• For Scientist III: Master’s Degree with 2+ years experience, preferably in an physical science or engineering discipline.
• Experience with high-power computing or computing cluster environments, using Windows and Linux based systems
• Experience coding large projects in C++ or similar object-oriented language, and maintaining such code in repository management systems (Git)
• Experience organizing, processing and analyzing simulations results in Matlab or similar scripting language
• Excellent communications skills and the ability to work independently and/or with members of integrated project teams in the accomplishment of technical task objectives.
• Current (or ability to be eligible for) US Department of Defense Secret clearance (with an ability to be eligible for a Top Secret Clearance if required for specific tasking)

Responsibilities

• Develop physics-based models and simulations.
• Process and analyze technical data sets in Matlab or similar environments.
• Automate data analysis tasks and create visual representations of results.
• Support design, integration, and evaluation of TAC-O systems for warfighter applications.
• Prepare technical reports documenting methods, results, and recommendations.

Skills

C++

Matlab

Git

Windows

Linux

Data analysis

Communication skills

Security clearance eligibility

Education

Master's degree

Job description

McLaughlin Research Corp. is seeking a Scientist - Tactical Oceanography to join NUWCDIVNPT's Ocean Science, Autonomous Systems and Ranges Department in Newport, RI.

The role focuses on physics-based modeling, data analysis, and integration of TAC-O systems to support warfighter capabilities. The candidate will develop simulations in Matlab or equivalent, process large data sets, and produce technical reports while collaborating with cross-functional teams.