Electronics Hardware Engineer (Experienced) - SEAL - Smyrna, GA - Open Rank

Overview

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Location

Smyrna, GA (Metro Atlanta)

Project/Unit Description

The Sensor and Systems Engineering Division (SSED) of the Sensors and Electromagnetic Applications Laboratory (SEAL) seeks qualified candidates for the position of Electronics Hardware Engineer in Smyrna, GA

SSED specializes in developing and prototyping complex RF sensor systems for a wide range of Department of Defense applications. Primary applications include Radar and Electronic Warfare, but can include communication systems, surveillance systems, and other remote sensing applications. SSED has developed and demonstrated systems that span small to large form factors and that are capable of operating in extreme environments.

Job Purpose

The Electronics Hardware Engineer develops mixed-signal design solutions including analog, RF and digital portions for Electronic Warfare, Radar, Avionics, Instrumentation, Automation, Com...

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