Intermediate Sensor Engineer
Listed on 2025-12-11
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Engineering
Systems Engineer, Electrical Engineering, Electronics Engineer, Robotics
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Department SummaryMITRE’s Sensors, Electromagnetics and EW Department—within MITRE Labs’ Electronic Systems and Technologies Innovation Center—focuses on designing, prototyping, evaluating, testing, and fielding disruptive solutions in the following technology areas:
- Antennas and electromagnetics
- Sensors (Radar, EO, IR, hyperspectral, LiDAR)
- HF sensing and communications
- Signal processing and algorithm development
- Satellite communications
- Electronic warfare (EW) for radar
- Foster and develop innovative, transformational solutions to sensing‑related challenges and capability gaps for fielded and developmental systems.
- Develop and use code (MATLAB, Python) for sensor design, development, testing, evaluation, and performance modeling at the system and sub‑system levels.
- Participate in data collection, conduct experiments, and perform data analyses.
- Evaluate technologies, identify risks, and develop alternate solutions.
- Design and prototype sensor algorithms and sensor signal processing solutions.
- Develop and evaluate sensor requirements for both fielded and developmental systems.
- Contribute to MITRE Labs’ peer‑reviewed publications, patent submissions, and external conferences/workshops.
- Lead work shaping and proposal development efforts to expand the work program into new areas.
- Engage in personal career and technical growth and mentor others through training and collaboration.
- Minimum of 2 years of related experience with a Bachelor’s degree, or a Master’s or Ph.D. with related education and work experience.
- Ability to obtain a DoD SECRET Security Clearance.
- U.S. citizen required for security clearance eligibility.
- Strong technical skills related to sensor technologies and methods.
- Proficiency in MATLAB or Python for engineering models and sensor data analysis.
- Experience with signal processing and/or algorithm development.
- Clear communication of technical concepts in concise terms, bridging domains as needed.
- Proven collaboration skills.
- Strong organizational and interpersonal skills, including clear technical communication with engineering staff and project leadership.
- Excellent writing and briefing skills.
- Minimum of 4 days a week on‑site work required, depending on mission objectives.
- MS or Ph.D. in electrical engineering, math, or physics.
- Active TOP SECRET Security Clearance.
- Experience developing tracking algorithms.
- Experience with antenna array design and analysis.
- Experience with Electronic Warfare (EW).
- None required for the initial hiring; the successful candidate must obtain a SECRET clearance within one year from the date of hire.
- Onsite work location; a minimum of 4 days a week on‑site required.
$101,000 - $152,000 Annual.
BenefitsBenefits information may be found here.
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