We are seeking a Signal and Information Processing Research Scientist to serve as a liaison between our organization and government experts, focusing on applied research for national security systems. The role involves onsite work at Naval Surface Warfare Center, Carderock Division, Maryland, emphasizing high-quality signal processing essential for remote sensing in defense applications.
Responsibilities include data analysis, phenomenology modeling, array calibration, and developing advanced algorithms for sensing systems across acoustic, radio frequency, undersea, airborne, and space modalities.
Required qualifications: an advanced degree in Electrical Engineering, Physics, Mathematics, or related fields; at least 2 years of relevant experience; active DOD Secret security clearance; expertise in sensing domains like Sonar, Radar, SIGINT; knowledge in array processing, stochastic processes, inference, detection, estimation, fusion, tracking, or classification; proficiency in MATLAB; and ability to work independently in small teams.