Support our growing team as a Radar Systems Engineer
Develop, maintain, and operate control, data-acquisition, and data-processing software for advanced phased array radars
Work on software development and data analysis
Contribute to the full radar lifecycle: from concept and development to deployment, performance monitoring, and operational support
Directly contribute to the design, operation, and advancement of mission-critical radar systems that support national security, commercial space operations, and global space safety

End-to-end signal processing knowledge (transmit/receive chains, I/Q data, target parameters)
Analyze and troubleshoot complex algorithms
Familiarity with radar equation, pulse compression, FFT, coherent integration, clutter/interference mitigation
Analyze I/Q data and intermediate products in time and frequency domains
Root cause analysis for complex systems
Identify common RF/radar issues (IQ imbalance, clock drift, amplifier non-linearities)
Proficiency in Python for analysis and prototyping; produce clear plots and diagnostics
Phased array fundamentals, antenna patterns, beamforming
Knowledge of transmit/receive chain components (amplifiers, mixers, filters, digitizers)
Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering, Engineering Physics, or related field with 3+ years relevant experience OR
Master’s/PhD with applied research in radar, remote sensing, instrumentation, or related discipline
Exposure to multiple radar architectures, waveforms, and design tradeoffs (Preferred)
Software deployment, DevOps, and troubleshooting in production/real-time environments (Preferred)
Detection and estimation theory, performance reasoning under noise/interference (Preferred)
Experience operating radars in Linux environments; familiarity with control/monitoring software (Preferred)
High-performance computing experience (GPU optimization; FPGA optional) (Preferred)
Radar calibration and validation (timing, range, Doppler, amplitude, phase) (Preferred)

Radar Systems Engineer

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