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Job Title: Algorithm Development/Surface Surveillance Radar Staff

State: Massachusetts

City: Lexington

Description: Group 105-Advanced RF Sensing and Exploitation

The Advanced RF Sensing and Exploitation Group develops technology solutions for defense-related ISR missions, emphasizing RF sensing, signal processing, target feature exploitation, and prototype system development. Challenging problems are analyzed from a systems perspective. Innovative solutions exploiting small size, weight, and power consumption form the basis for several key program development thrusts in the group. For example, custom RF front-end hardware such as ultra-wideband multifunction antenna arrays and VLSI-based digital receivers are developed for military ground vehicles and unmanned aerial vehicles. The group synergistically combines hardware with digital signal processing to enable new radar and intelligence data collection capabilities, and has moved beyond classical radar signal detection and imaging to develop concepts exploiting target features and data fusion from multiple sensor types, thereby enhancing detection and tracking in challenging (e.g., dense urban) environments. The group's programs typically entail system development in existing RF test chambers and unique rapid prototyping facilities, culminating in field test and evaluation. Principal staff expertise in the group includes system engineering, digital signal processing, electromagnetic analysis and antenna design, RF integrated circuits and receiver design, experimental physics, and hardware development and integration.

This position will involve research and development for advanced signal processing techniques for the mitigation of complex interference sources. Expertise in adaptive and statistical signal processing, electronic protection, and detection is essential. Candidate must be able to perform data-driven algorithm development using experimental data.

Position requirements: Ph.D. in Electrical Engineering, Applied Mathematics, or Physics. In lieu of a PhD, a MSEE with a minimum of 5 years of directly related experience will be considered.

Experience with signal processing techniques.

Expertise in adaptive and statistical signal processing, electronic protection, and detection.

The ability to obtain a Top Secret clearance is required.

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