Electro-Optical Systems Engineer for Naval ISR

Posted 2 days ago

rpmglobalWashington (DC)

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DCS in Washington, DC is seeking an Electro-Optical (EO) Scientist to help develop and integrate technologies for Naval ISR applications at the Naval Research Laboratory. The role combines hardware and software development across event-based cameras, infrared imaging, hyperspectral sensing, and machine vision. You will prototype systems, write interface documents, test in lab and field environments, and support test events and conferences. U.S.

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