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Maritime Surveillance LFA/CLFA System Design and Operations Analyst

Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory (APL)Laurel, MD🇺🇸United States

Why this role stands out

Advance your career in maritime surveillance by shaping the future of U.S. Naval capabilities with innovative system design and operations analysis in a hybrid environment. This role is perfect for analytical and creative individuals passionate about groundbreaking technologies and contributing to critical national security missions, with a highly competitive salary range. Apply today to join a collaborative team at a renowned institution like Johns Hopkins APL.

Quick overview

Salary$105k - $290k/yr

SeniorityMid Senior

Work modeHybrid

LocationLaurel, MD, United States

Job description

Maritime Surveillance LFA/CLFA System Design and Operations Analyst | Laurel, MD, United States | Hybrid | $105,000 - $290,000 Annually

We are seeking a dynamic and analytical individual for a leading national defense research organization focused on technological innovation for critical U.S. Naval capabilities. If you're passionate about advancing maritime surveillance systems and contributing to groundbreaking technologies, this is an exceptional opportunity.

The Role

Assess the design and influence the capability development of Maritime Surveillance Systems (MSS) Low Frequency Active (LFA) and Compact LFA (CLFA).
Conduct lab-based and at-sea assessments of functional and operational surveillance systems.
Develop new system display concepts and capabilities to enhance system performance within the surveillance domain.
Research and experiment with next-generation technologies for novel applications in maritime surveillance.
Apply systems engineering expertise to inform future MSS LFA/CLFA requirements and development.
Coordinate with analysts and liaise between the organization, acquisition sponsors, and fleet commands.

What You'll Need

A U.S. Navy designator, billet, or enlisted classification code related to surveillance systems or active sonar.
10+ years of experience with acoustic surveillance systems operations, training, and testing.
Experience with U.S. Navy developmental and operational test and evaluation processes.
Strong analytical skills and passion for innovative environments.
Excellent interpersonal, communication, and multi-tasking abilities.
Ability to obtain an interim Secret level security clearance, with eventual TS/SCI clearance, and U.S. citizenship.

What's On Offer

Opportunity to work on cutting-edge maritime surveillance technologies.
Contribute to essential U.S. Naval capabilities and national security.
A collaborative environment that values creativity and innovation.
Comprehensive benefits package including robust education assistance and retirement contributions.

Apply via Haystack today!