Senior Electrical Engineer
sercoBeavercreek (OH)
Senior Electrical Engineer
Posted 3 days ago
sercoBeavercreek (OH)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Assess and reverse engineer microelectronics, integrated circuits, processors, and memory chips to identify vulnerabilities and improve anti-tamper protections for U.S. weapon systems. Support program protection, evaluate system designs and acquired capabilities, and provide technical oversight for engineering projects and acquisitions.
Requirements:
Requires an active DoW Top Secret clearance with the ability to obtain and maintain SCI and SAP access, plus a current background investigation or Continuous Vetting. Requires an ABET-accredited engineering bachelor's degree and 12 years of relevant experience, or a relevant engineering master's degree with an ABET-accredited engineering bachelor's degree and at least 8 years of experience; at least 3 years of SAP and/or SCI experience within the last 8 years is also required.
Key Skills:
Electrical Engineering, Microelectronics Assessment, Integrated Circuit Analysis, Reverse Engineering, Laboratory Equipment, Vulnerability Assessment, Anti-Tamper Engineering, Program Protection, Critical Program Information Protection, Weapon System Security, Circuit Design, Electromechanical Interface Design, Technical Oversight, Acquisition Planning, DoD Engineering Principles, Security Feature Assessment
Benefits:
Medical Insurance, Dental Insurance, Vision Insurance, Vacation Leave, Sick Leave, Flexible Work Arrangements, 401(k) With Employer Matching, Tuition Reimbursement, Life Insurance, Disability Coverage, Pet Insurance, Home and Auto Insurance, Accident Insurance, Critical Illness Insurance, Group Legal Insurance, Identity Theft Protection, Parental Leave, Employee Assistance Plan
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