TEMPEST Test Engineer II - QA & Field Testing

RBR-Technologies; Linthicum (MD); On-site; USD 90,000 - 140,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health benefits

401k with match

Flexible schedules

Paid time off

Bereavement leave

Voting leave

Military leave

Volunteer hours

Parental leave

Pet insurance

Job summary

RBR-Technologies in Linthicum, MD is seeking a TEMPEST Engineer to support the MPO customer. You will ensure TEMPEST testing requirements are defined and maintained, and you will evaluate changes for TEMPEST impact.

The role includes lab and field testing of cryptographic devices, attending technical meetings with customers and partners, and providing SME guidance on TEMPEST vulnerabilities.

Qualifications

• Certified TEMPEST Professional Level II (CTP-II).
• 3+ years of TEMPEST testing/ manufacturing experience.
• Active Polygraph (current CI Poly under 6 yrs)
• 2–3 years RF, Electrical Engineering, or EEE experience and understanding unintentional emissions and countermeasures.
• 2–3 years Schematic Reading & Analysis.
• Proficiency interpreting circuit diagrams to identify emission sources and plan shielding/filters.

Responsibilities

• Define TEMPEST testing requirements per CTTA.
• Evaluate ECP packages to ensure TEMPEST integrity; recertify if needed.
• Attend technical meetings with crypto device users, CSCMs and vendor partners.
• Provide TEMPEST lab testing of certified cryptographic devices to meet current National TEMPEST standard.
• Perform TEMPEST Field testing of cryptographic equipment to discover vulnerabilities.
• Provide SME support when a TEMPEST vulnerability is identified.

Job description

RBR-Technologies in Linthicum, MD is seeking a TEMPEST Engineer to support the MPO customer. You will ensure TEMPEST testing requirements are defined and maintained, and you will evaluate changes for TEMPEST impact.

The role includes lab and field testing of cryptographic devices, attending technical meetings with customers and partners, and providing SME guidance on TEMPEST vulnerabilities.