Weapon System RF/Electrical Engineer Decision Technologies - 4.7 Arlington, VA Job Details Full-time $90,000 - $120,000 a year 16 hours ago Benefits AD&D insurance Health insurance Dental insurance Flexible spending account Tuition reimbursement Paid time off Employee assistance program Vision insurance 401(k) matching Qualifications DoD experience Bachelor's degree Full Job Description About Decision Technologies, Inc. Decision Technologies was founded to help bridge the gap between Department of Defense and Federal Government acquisition programs and technology to help our customers optimize their decision-making process. Over the years, our areas of expertise have expanded to include Systems Engineering, Program Management, In-Service Engineering, Equipment Repair, Research and Development, Test and Evaluation, and Intelligence and Counterintelligence Support. Our growth and success have positioned us as a premier engineering and intelligence services provider contributing to our nation's defense. Our company culture cultivates talented problem-solvers on focused on performance with industry-leading teamwork and responsiveness. We have established a reputation for offering superior services and solutions, proven integrity and innovation, employee engagement and development, and customer collaboration. Bring your expertise and knowledge to our team! We are seeking a qualified Low Mid-Level Weapon System RF/Electrical Engineer in Arlington, VA . This position is not eligible for hybrid or remote work situations. This is a 100% on-site, in-office position.

YOU MUST BE ELIGIBLE FOR A DOD SECRET CLEARANCE

Position Description:

The selectee will perform as the Decision Technologies Weapon System RF/Electrical Engineer for a US Navy Weapons Engineering and Program Acquisition Support contract. In the accomplishment of this task, the selectee will be directly responsible for the following:

RF Sensor & Radar Performance Assessment:

Evaluate RF sensor performance, seeker tracking algorithms, and antenna subsystem capabilities across missile and terminal defense radar baselines to assess detection range, clutter rejection, and target acquisition against complex threat profiles.

Radar Trade-Offs & Link Budget Analysis:

Perform radar system trade-off studies, RF propagation modeling, link budget calculations, and fade margin analyses to optimize weapon system track accuracy, target designation, and fire control loop reaction times. C2 &

Tactical Data Link Integration:

Analyze and evaluate RF communication uplinks, downlinks, and tactical data links connecting shipboard Command and Control (C2/SSDS/Aegis) baselines with guided missile weapon systems to ensure robust command and telemetry transfer. E3,

Topside Interference & Safety Analysis:

Provide technical analysis and mitigation strategies for Electromagnetic Environmental Effects (E3) and Electromagnetic Interference (EMI), assessing topside platform emitter interactions, RF receiver saturation, and

HERO/HERP/HERF

safety compliance across various ship classes.

Firing Policies & RF Mutual Interference:

Review and provide technical comments on fire control logic, emitter management, and weapon system firing policies to resolve RF interference constraints and enhance overall probability of kill () during multi-target/multi-missile engagements.

T&E, Telemetry & Augmentation Support:

Support missile flight test planning and execution by defining RF target augmentation requirements, evaluating telemetry (TM) systems and communication links, and analyzing post-flight RF sensor performance data to identify capability gaps.

Technical Data & RF Specification Reviews:

Review and provide actionable technical feedback on OEM Engineering Change Proposals (ECPs), Weapon Specifications (WS), Technical Data Packages (TDPs), and Interface Control Documents (ICDs) related to RF hardware modifications, seeker updates, and electronic protection (EP) enhancements.

Required Qualifications and Skills:

Bachelor's Degree in a relevant technical discipline

Low Mid:

At least 3 years' experience as a DoD systems engineer (non-IT systems) performing requirements analysis, weapon systems integration analysis, or weapon systems design

Desired Qualifications and Skills:

Master's Degree in a relevant technical discipline Direct experience with systems engineering for specific Navy terminal defense systems such as RAM and CIWS. An active DoD SECRET clearance Prior SIPR account and experience using SIPR systems Ability to work effectively with team members and subcontractors from various technical, acquisition, and administrative disciplines Excellent interpersonal, leadership, and communication skills Ability to develop and deliver coherent and concise customer presentations

Travel Requirements:

Limited travel requirements (