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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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As a SI&T SPY Antenna/Signal Processing Technician supporting PEO IWS, you will be trusted to bring together a multi-disciplinary team that is geographically dispersed to provide engineering planning, design, integration, installation, and test of Aegis Combat Systems (ACS) onboard ships post-construction and during maintenance availabilities.
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Over Ten (10+) years of experience as an SPY Antenna/Signal Processing Technician for Navy Ships. Our work depends on a SI&T SPY Antenna/Signal Processing Technician joining our team to support the Program Executive Office for Integrated Warfare Systems (PEO IWS) activities in the Northern Virginia and Washington DC areas.
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LabVIEW(Laboratory Virtual Instrument Engineering Workbench), Printed Circuit Boards (PCB), Signal Processing. Required Technical Skills: Experience with signal processing; proficient with the use of LabVIEW software.
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We are a leading private renewable energy company focused on acquiring and operating hydropower and developing community-scale solar projects. Experience with flexible power generation resources (gas-fired, hydropower, energy storage.
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The ideal candidate will have a strong understanding of solar construction, renewable construction, and power generation. Strong understanding of solar construction, renewable construction, and power generation.
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Cluster computing, signal processing, Kubernetes, numerical simulation, multi-threading, GPUs, data visualization, underwater acoustic modeling, familiarity with sonar systems. Cluster computing, signal processing, Kubernetes, numerical simulation, multi-threading, GPUs, data visualization, underwater acoustic modeling, familiarity with sonar systems.
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Experience using DevSecOps methods (Continuous Integration, Continuous Delivery) and tools (Gitlab, Conan, Jenkins, Docker). With potential travel to partner organizations or trainer sites across strategic locations like Pearl Harbor, San Diego, Norfolk, and more, this role offers a dynamic blend of challenges and experiences.
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Join our pioneering team at Leidos' High Fidelity Simulation Business Area, where we lead the charge in creating cutting-edge System of Systems solutions for the US Navy's simulation, training, and analysis needs.
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Picture yourself at the forefront of innovation, crafting the most advanced and game-changing trainers that redefine the US Navy's capabilities. As part of our dynamic, collaborative, and ethical team, your role will be pivotal, leaving a lasting impact on the US Navy's operations.
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Prepare and review traffic signal design plans, signing plans, and pavement marking plans. Prepare and review traffic signal design plans, signing plans, and pavement marking plans. VDOT, DDOT, and/or SHA experience preferred.
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Much of our work contributes to innovative research in the fields of sensor science, signal processing, data fusion, artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning (ML), and augmented reality (AR.
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Coordinate office administrative functions including office security administration, office space management, processing security clearance and visit requests for OUSD(P) personnel and visitors, scheduling office events and ordering supplies.
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Candidate will have a strong background in Digital Signal Processing (DSP) algorithms and their implementation in MATLAB and FPGAs in support of a fast paced, multi-disciplinary design team.
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Experience developing Integrated photonics, Mixed-signal electronics, RF electronics, Optical or RF systems integration and engineering, Electronic-photonic co-design, Doppler radar, High-modulation-format RF communication, or High-TRL or operational optical systems.
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