HWIL Lab Lead: Build & Lead Weapon System Tests

The Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory in the Baltimore-Washington metro area is seeking a Hardware in the Loop Engineer to lead the design, build, and operation of a new HWIL lab from scratch.

You will direct a team testing weapon systems flight computers, RF and EO/IR sensors, datalinks, GPS receivers, and IMUs, collaborating with government sponsors and translating requirements into real-time and simulated tests.

Are you ready to take on the HWIL Lab Lead:
Build & Lead Real-Time Weapon System Tests role at The Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory?

We are seeking a motivated HWIL Lab Lead:
Build & Lead Real-Time Weapon System Tests to join The Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory in Laurel, MD, United States.

Consider building your career as a HWIL Lab Lead:
Build & Lead Real-Time Weapon System Tests at The Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory.