RF Engineer

Pioneers. Innovators. Professionals. TechINT Solutions Group (TechINT) is recognized for its knowledge and experience in providing innovative technology exploitation, operational intelligence, counter unmanned aerial systems and cyber security. TechINT Solutions Group has developed a unique analytical methodology to understand current and emerging technology that can be co-opted for nefarious purposes. Our innovative analytical methodology helps identify key variables indicative of illicit use or planned illicit use technologies.

TechINT is looking for a skilled individual to work on site at the Terrorist Explosive Device Analytical Center (TEDAC) Technical Exploitation Unit (TExU). The successful applicant will perform electronic and trend analysis of IEDs and associated components to include device identification, radio frequency and signal characterization, electrical schematic reconstruction, electronic data recovery and possible trends in IED related matters. This will help capture critical information regarding the device’s functionality to provide detailed analysis reports to law enforcement organizations, military services, and international partners.

Job# 1663

As an RF engineer, you understand the workings behind complex systems. That knowledge is key when it comes to providing signal and engineering analysis on devices that threaten the safety of both the warfighter and law enforcement personnel. We’re looking for an RF engineer who can use their skills to apply advanced technical solutions in support of law enforcement investigations.

Use your engineering skills to support a broad range of partners in law enforcement. Our team performs a wide range of technical examinations required to successfully exploit both commercial and custom electronic devices, including performing electronic data recovery and digital forensic examinations to identify and understand information of interest. In addition, you'll conduct reverse engineering and characterization of both the electrical function and communication characteristics of electronic circuits, while using complex instrumentation to test circuit function.

* NOTE:

This position will have TDYs. They will typically last 1-2 weeks!

• Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering or Computer Engineeringor other applicable field.
• Must be a U.S. Citizen
• Must have TS clearance active to be considered
• 5+ years of experience testing electronic or electrical devices with standard lab equipment, including oscilloscopes, power supplies, RF signal generators, waveform generators, audio analyzers, DSP analyzers, and multimeters
• 5+ years of experience performing analysis, generating schematics, and troubleshooting electronic or electrical devices to the component level in various conditions
• Knowledge of electronic circuit design and PCB layout
• Knowledge of physical interfaces used for inter-IC communication, including I2C, SPI, LPC, or PCIE
• Ability to prepare written documents, including reports, test plans, design specifications, requirements documents, and training materials
• Ability to brief and present findings to clients, customers, and external partners, interact with client engineers, and respond to technical questions and requests from customers
• Ability to travel internationally up to 10% of the time

• Experience with Chain of Custody and evidence handling procedures in a forensic laboratory
• Experience imaging, extracting, and parsing data from electronic devices
• Experience with reverse engineering tools, including IDA Pro, Olly Dbg, or Ghidra
• Knowledge of microcontroller architecture, including ARM or RISC-V, and assembly language programming
• Ability to program with Python, C, and C++ programming languages