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Desired fields include acoustic sensing, acoustic communications, unmanned underwater vehicles, maritime autonomy, oceanography, and climate science to support missions ranging from maritime defense to sustainable development of the Blue Economy.
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Must have demonstrated subject matter expertise in at least one of the following subject areas: sonar system operation, underwater acoustics, underwater sound propagation, or tactical oceanography.
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Leidos' High Fidelity Simulation Business Area is responsible for architecting and implementing large-scale system of systems solutions in support of world class simulation, training, and analysis products for the US Navy. On this opportunity located at a US Government facility in Bethesda, MD, you will use state of the art technologies in developing sophisticated sonar tactical decision aids used by the Fleet.
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Approximately at least two years of education towards a bachelor's degree from an accredited educational institution in Mathematics, Physics, Acoustics, or Engineering combined with eight years of fleet operational experience directly related to ASW operations, systems, and theory.
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Desired experience includes analog to digital signal processing, underwater acoustics analytics, Fast Attack Submarine Sonarman Experience, and Submarine Total Ship Monitoring System operation (TSMS.
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CNHV's capabilities, market-relevant service offerings, past performance credentials, and diverse status allow government clients to engage quickly and confidently with CNHV. Core service areas for CNHV include Health & Medical Services, Unexploded Ordnance (UXO), Surface & Underwater Range Clearance, Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD), Executive Briefing Teams, Training, Exercise Support, Computer Facilities, and Emergency Management Services.
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Provide support to the Information System Security Manager (ISSM) for maintaining the appropriate operational IA posture for a system, program, or enclave. Supports security authorization activities in compliance with National Institute of Standards and Technology Risk Management Framework (NIST RMF.
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Ensure Emergency Action Plans (EAP) are developed, that the EAP complies with local training regulations and procedures (e.g., Camp Lejeune range and underwater egress training program), are updated monthly, walked-through quarterly, and exercised at least annually, for all USCG High-Risk Training courses.
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DMAC) products, which could include the IOOS’ virtual Data Assembly Centers (DACs) that house underwater profiling glider data, High Frequency Radar (surface currents) data, Marine Biodiversity Observation Network data and Animal Telemetry Network data.
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The Sensors Division at STR focuses on technology development for advanced sensor systems, particularly in the areas of airborne/surface-based radar, electronic warfare, underwater acoustics, hyperspectral imaging, and EO/IR sensing.
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10+ years’ experience in heavy civil, mechanical, marine, or underwater construction industries. This individual will get the chance to work closely with clients, engineers, and general contractors to provide value engineering solutions across heavy civil, marine, and underwater disciplines.
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McLaughlin Research Corporation (MRC) is seeking Electrical Engineers (entry-senior) who will support the Naval Undersea Warfare Center in Keyport WA. The Naval Undersea Warfare Center (NUWC) is the United States Navy's full-spectrum research, development, test and evaluation, engineering and fleet support center for submarines, autonomous underwater systems, and offensive and defensive weapons systems associated with undersea warfare.
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Roles and Responsibilities: Conduct acoustic and climate modeling for predicting and assessing performance Develop state-of-the-art signal processing algorithms for underwater sensing and communication systems Design next-generation transducer and acoustic sensors Rapidly prototype sensors and communication platforms Work on uncrewed and remotely operated underwater vehicles Basic Qualifications: Ability to obtain and maintain at least a Secret security clearance which requires US citizenship.
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4-12 years of fleet operational experience directly related to Anti-Submarine Warfare (ASW) operations, systems, and theory with a strong understanding of underwater acoustics and sound propagation as it relates to war fighting capabilities.
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The candidate manages the delivery of Sonar Tactical Decision Aids (STDAs) for the US Navy. Candidate supports the development and testing of STDA, within a matrix organization, that are used by the Fleet.
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