Job Description

Huntington Ingalls Industries' expertise in wireless communication is unrivaled. This includes 50+ years' of experience performing complex Radio Frequency (RF) Engineering analysis for DoD customers, civilian government agencies, and commercial companies worldwide. Our expertise in collecting, analyzing, and formatting spectrum data, including RF measurement, frequency assignment, spectrum certification, LiDAR, and other geo-referenced data, enables us to produce refined RF modeling and simulation tools and applications with the reliability and precision needed to assure spectrum access and control. HII's analysis-driven tools support diverse tasks such as spectrum forensics and deconfliction, testing for coverage amid urban clutter, and antenna site planning. HII's Radio Frequency and Electromagnetic Spectrum Engineering Directorate (RESED) offers a variety of work, from projects supporting international satellite coordination to countering IEDs. Our work is increasingly important in a world that depends on well-coordinated, interference-free spectrum access.

• Performs basic engineering work in analysis, design, development, evaluation, planning, testing and operation in support of higher-level engineers in the development of system and technical products. Typically employs pre-established guidelines and instructions, and limited experience and judgment to plan and accomplish task objectives.
• Duties often include the collection of information and data, performance of various tests, and engineering computations, measurements and analyses. Exhibits the ability to independently perform basic data validation and troubleshooting.
• Provides some technical guidance and oversight to entry level technical staff and may act as a technical lead for limited aspects of a project.
• Has some independent interaction with customers and provides input to project managers on programmatic and technical deliverables under guidance of more senior technical personnel.
• Provides input and support to intra-organizational proposal development efforts. May have some exposure to and provide some input to inter-organizational technical and business development activities.
• Complies with applicable quality and security procedures in the performance of duties. Provides recommendations for improvements to existing quality systems and applicable company procedures and guidelines.
• Performs additional duties and responsibilities as assigned.

• Bachelor's degree from an accredited College or University in Science, Technology, Engineering or Math Relevant work experience:
  • Six (6) years' experience in the areas of Navy/Joint Operational spectrum dependent systems, National Administrative Spectrum Management
  • Four (4) years' demonstrated experience in the operation and spectrum compatibility evaluation of afloat Navy communications, combat systems, electronic warfare systems, and navigation aids through preparation of technical documents, which include test plans/reports, analytical evaluation of systems' RF compatibility, and development of actionable EMC techniques
  • Two (2) years' experience in conducting spectrum EMI/EMC testing and evaluations, performing engineering analyses to predict and define spectrum EMI problems, defining/designing corrective measures, and knowledge of operational implementation of systems in the U.S. Navy
  • Two (2) years' experience writing and updating fleet spectrum coordination documentation for programmatic requirements and operational publications
  • Two (2) years' experience in developing and executing systems level tests for commercial 4G/5G Long Term Evolution (LTE) systems
• Knowledge of relevant tools, equipment, hardware, and software
• Effective organization level communication, presentation and interpersonal skills
• Knowledge of Microsoft Office suite programs, MS Word, Excel and PowerPoint
• US citizenship is required
• A security clearance of an appropriate level may be required after employment