Kinetic Weapons Engineer: Missile Defense Simulations

The Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory (APL) seeks an Advanced Kinetic Weapons Engineer to develop and analyze high-fidelity simulations for guided missiles. You will assess interceptor systems, analyze EO/IR and RF seekers, and validate results against requirements to support accreditation.

You will present findings to sponsors such as the U.S. Navy and MDA, and influence future system designs while working in a strong, mission-driven team in the Baltimore-Washington area.

The following opening is for a Kinetic Weapons Engineer:
Missile Defense Simulations with The Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory.

We are looking to fill the Kinetic Weapons Engineer:
Missile Defense Simulations position at The Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory in Laurel, MD, United States.

The Kinetic Weapons Engineer:
Missile Defense Simulations role at The Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory is now open for applications in Laurel, MD, United States.