RF Modeling/Simulation Analyst
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What you'll do
- Prototyping, designing, and integrating tools for modeling and processing RF signals related to communications and radar applications
- Developing algorithms to support modeling and simulation efforts
- Conducting analyses to support physics-based modeling for space mission applications
- Supporting the space situational awareness mission
What they're looking for
- RF knowledge
- Modeling and simulation skills
- Algorithm development
- Physics-based modeling
Nice to have
- Experience with space mission applications
- Experience with Intelligence Community (IC) and Department of Defense (DoD) customers
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Full description from employer
SAIC is seeking an individual for an RF Modeling and Simulation Analyst role to join the Air Force, Space and Intel Business Group. This group provides specialized program management, engineering, analysis and operations support to a variety of Intelligence Community (IC) and Department of Defense (DoD) customers. You would support the cutting-edge programs in national security-related systems based in space, in the air and on the ground.
This RF Modeling and Simulation Analyst role will work in a collaborative team-focused environment in prototyping, designing, and integrating tools which will be used in modeling and processing RF signals related to communications and radar applications. This position will help advance current and future concepts to inform missions and potential acquisitions. Your role will be to provide needed expertise and proficiency to develop algorithms, support modeling and simulation efforts and provide RF knowledge and modeling skills to conduct analyses to support physics-based modeling for space mission applications. This position is in direct support to the community’s space situational awareness mission.
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