Electronics Engineer

Responsibilities

• Be part of an established reverse engineering and digital forensics team with opportunity to grow.
• Support a one of a kind command within the Department of Defense whose mission is to provide near real-time technical intelligence to tactical commanders, the Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) community, service components, DoD, and National-level Intelligence Agencies.
• Upgrade your skills by attending industry leading courses in areas such as embedded system forensic analysis.
• Report and brief critical finds to both military and DoD civilian leadership.
• Conduct laboratory based analysis of electronic devices to understand the theory of operation and functionally.
• Exploit and reverse-engineer various electrical components ranging from IED electronic components to advanced weapon systems.
• Capture, characterize and identify electrical/electronic RF receiver and transmitter modules and circuit board characteristics, operating frequencies and power.
• Identify electronic components visually, conduct research, provide information, develop accurate schematics of electronics systems using provided tools and techniques.
• Analyze, demodulate and decode signals in order to extract intelligence data and develop standardized demodulation and decoding tools and techniques for commonly encountered signals.
• Perform Electronic Data Recovery (EDR) of logical and physical data on cell phones and other media storage devices using hardware/software tools including Cellebrite UFED, XRY, FTK and other forensic tools and analyze EDR files to recover data that may be of investigative or intelligence value.
• Produce storyboards and technical reports on captured data.
• Maintain and document chain of custody of items and data.
• Deploy to remote field locations on a regular or as needed basis to analyze devices or train partners in the processes associated with reverse engineering.

Requirements

• Education and Experience: Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering (BSEE) degree or an applicable technical field from an accredited college or university with 5-15 years of professional work experience in a relevant technical field.
• Experience must include electronic circuit design and PCB assembly, Radio Frequency (RF) field, operation of lab instrumentations including oscilloscopes, spectrum analyzers, power supplies, communication receivers, RF signal generators and handheld digital multi-meters and schematic capture tools.
• Experience developing and supporting the Weapons Technical Intelligence Enterprise is preferred.

Qualifications

• Familiarity with SIPRNET and Community of Interest databases and portals is desired.
• Familiarity with electronics lab processes and work flow for device exploitation efforts.
• Understanding of electronic circuits, embedded devices, and code in order to support detailed analysis and operational understanding of undocumented devices.

Knowledge, Skills & Abilities

• Familiarity with SIPRNET and Community of Interest databases and portals is desired.
• Familiarity with electronics lab processes and work flow for device exploitation efforts.
• Understanding of electronic circuits, embedded devices, and code in order to support detailed analysis and operational understanding of undocumented devices.

Certifications And Other Qualifications

• Current DOD Secret security clearance with the ability to obtain a Top-Secret security clearance.
• U.S. Citizenship Required for the purposes of obtaining/holding a U.S. security clearance.

EEO Statement

• EEO Race/Sex/Disability Status/Veteran Status.