Acoustic Attenuation Engineer
Listed on 2026-10-20
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Engineering
Systems Engineer, Electronics Engineer, Electrical Engineering, Test Engineer
Expected Salary: $110,000 - $125,000 per year
A Veteran owned full-service national security operation, Deployed Global Solutions LLC (DGS) delivers low visibility, intelligent, agile, resilient, and secure turnkey mission solutions that are tailored to meet the global needs of our customers. At DGS, we are one team, working together to develop mission solutions – anywhere, anytime.
The Acoustic Attenuation Engineer designs, tests, validates, and optimizes acoustic attenuation and RF shielding systems used in Sensitive Compartmented Information Facilities (SCIFs), secure environments, and electromagnetic and radio frequency interference (EMI/RFI) shielded facilities in accordance with federal government standards. The Acoustic Attenuation Engineer performs acoustic and RF analyses, develops performance-based design solutions, and ensures systems meet design specifications, safety standards, regulatory requirements, and practical construction limitations.
The Acoustic Attenuation Engineer provides technical guidance to project managers and construction managers and supports the development of bids and proposals for acoustic attenuation and RF shielding solutions.
- Conduct detailed analyses and simulations of acoustic attenuation and RF shielding systems, ensuring compliance with project performance requirements and applicable standards.
- Conduct acoustic assessments and performance analyses of wall, floor, ceiling, door, penetration, and enclosure assemblies to develop effective attenuation solutions.
- Perform acoustic and RF measurements and testing of prototypes and installed systems to validate system performance and verify compliance with project requirements.
- Troubleshoot and resolve issues related to acoustic attenuation and RF shielding performance.
- Determine and develop acoustic and RF testing specifications, methods, and procedures from regulations, blueprints,
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