Radar Data Analyst
$100,000-$175,000
ApplyRadar Data Analyst
Posted 17 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$100,000-$175,000
About the role
- Conduct analysis of sensor data from MDA Ground and Flight Tests, focusing on data that feeds the Command, Control, Battle Management, and Communications (C2BMC) system
- Evaluate radar sensor performance across various MDS elements to support target tracking, discrimination, and system effectiveness
- Perform electronic warfare impact assessments, including Electronic Attack (EA) and Electronic Protection (EP) effects
- Contribute to technical reports, presentations, and actionable insights for Government stakeholders
- Collaborate across multiple organizations to deliver timely analysis and mitigation strategies
- Utilize tools such as Matlab, Linux, and PowerPoint to support data processing, analysis, and briefings
- U.S. Citizenship is required by Federal LawActive Secret Clearance required
- Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering, Physics, or a related STEM field from an accredited institution and 5+ years of relevant radar data analysis experience
- Proficiency with MATLAB or C++ and Linux
- Technical experience with two or more elements of the MDS, preferably MDS radar(s), C2BMC and a weapon system
- Experience in analyzing sensor data from one or more MDS radars such as AN/TPY-2, CDU, UEWR, SBX and LRDRAbility to adapt to technically challenging situations and develop mitigation plans using available resources and data
- Master's Degree in a related STEM field highly preferred
- Experience with MDA Ground Test and Flight Test CONOPSUnderstanding of the C2BMC message structure
- Familiarity with one or more of the following specialized tools: BMC, EAB, CXEDT, CAATS (or other tactical C2 software)
- Experience analyzing radar data with Electronic Attack (EA), Electronic Protection (EP) characteristics, or experience analyzing real work event data
- Experience in analyzing radar waveform characteristics
- Experience with GMD/GFC, particularly in its intersection with the MDS kill chain
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