Senior EW/AEA Analyst (DNP0[0526])

Key Responsibilities

• Provide subject-matter expertise in Airborne Electronic Attack (AEA), Electronic Warfare planning, and electromagnetic spectrum operations.
• Support mission engineering activities, including system performance analysis, mission thread development, CONOPS evaluation, and capability gap identification.
• Contribute to cognitive EW research and studies, including emerging concepts, adaptive EW approaches, and technology exploration in support of Navy S&T priorities.
• Advise and participate in Science & Technology (S&T) initiatives, including requirements development, technology evaluation, risk assessments, and transition planning for emerging EW/AEA capabilities.
• Carry out operational assessments, scenario analysis, and mission modeling to evaluate system effectiveness across contested and dynamic electromagnetic environments.
• Interpret and apply U.S. Navy and Joint EW/EMS policy, doctrine, and acquisition guidance to capability development and analysis tasks.
• Prepare and present technical reports, analysis products, and briefings for senior leadership, program offices, and fleet stakeholders.
• Collaborate across engineering teams, operators, researchers, and program managers to ensure alignment between operational needs and technical development efforts.
• Participate in fleet-support activities such as exercises, wargaming, technical exchanges, and requirements reviews.

Requirements

• Extensive operational AEA/EW experience, preferably within U.S. Navy aviation (e.g., EA-18G, EA-6B, or other tactical aviation EW roles).
• Strong working knowledge of U.S. Navy and Joint EW/EMS policy, doctrine, and TTPs.
• Demonstrated experience with mission engineering, operational analysis, or system-of-systems environments.
• Familiarity with S&T development workflows, technology maturation, and transition pathways.
• Ability to communicate complex EW/AEA and electromagnetic spectrum concepts clearly to technical and non-technical audiences.

Qualifications

• U.S. citizenship and ability to obtain and maintain a security clearance (as applicable).