NIWC - Undergraduate Student - Allied Interoperability; Task No

Overview

The hourly rate for this position is $19.67 per hour for
Undergraduate III and is non-negotiable.

This position is open until filled

Under direction, incumbents must have course work in the discipline requested on the task order Statement of Work.

This Statement of Work provides technical and analytical support in the fields of Computer Engineering, with potential application to Electrical Engineering and related engineering disciplines. It covers the need for a student services contractor to develop and modify hardware and software solutions for the test and evaluation of emerging Radio Frequency (RF) systems. The work will primarily involve modification of existing software configurations, development of new applications, and compiling/operating these applications under development.

Basic RF principles and the use of Software Defined Radios with Linux operating systems are relevant. The student contractor should be familiar with programming concepts, data structures, and basic electronics principles.

The Allied Interoperability project supports multinational experimentation. Experiments include Computer Networks, RF Systems, Communications Systems, Computational Capabilities, etc. This effort requires a myriad of skills including test and evaluation, hardware design, field test, programming.

Thestudentcontractor shall provide analytical and technical support inthe followingareasasspecified under individual task orders,to the work sponsor.

• Electrical Engineering and Software Support (Emphasis Area):
• Develop, test, and sustain source code associated with open-source applications used in RF systems (primary focus).
• Develop, deploy, and maintain applications and scripts associated with RF systems under test (primary focus).
• Assist with electrical system design, circuit analysis, and PCB layout
• Assist assembly and troubleshooting of electrical and electromechanical test systems
• Assist with interpretation of RF signals and conduct quality analysis
• Support electrical integration and wiring of test systems

Undergraduate Student 3:
Must have course work in the discipline requested on the task order Statement of Work. The student must be at the Senior level and have experience in 100% of the task requirements and be able to accomplish 90% of the work independently. Is not required to be an SDSU Student.

Minimum Qualifications Requirements:

Undergraduate 3:
Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering, or related engineering major preferred; relevant majors such as Materials Science, Systems Engineering, or Applied Physics may be suitable given relevant coursework and/or work experience.

Relevant coursework and/or experience:

• Differential equations
• Calculus 1, 2 & 3
• Programming courses (Python, MATLAB, C++, etc.)
• Physics (mechanics, electromagnetics)
• Systems Engineering

DESIRED

EXPERIENCE:

• Embedded Systems programming
• RF and digital hardware test and troubleshooting
• Computer Networks
• Systems Engineering

DESIRED

QUALIFICATIONS:

• Strong emphasis on:
  Python, Java, C#, C++, JavaScript, or MATLAB programming experience.
• Experience with GIT and version control.
• Experience in RF test and experimentation.
• Embedded systems programming.
• PCB design software experience (Altium, KiCad, Eagle).
• Ability to read and implement technical documents, engineering drawings, or test standards.
• Flexible learning new tools and technologies based on project needs.