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Lead payload CONOPS and operations across program lifecycle: define, analyze, allocate, verify/validate requirements; guide subsystem development; define procedures, command sequences, interfaces, fault management, and operations documentation; support integration, test, risk management, and customer presentations; mentor engineers and maintain on-site engagement.

Lead architecture, design, analysis, modeling, and performance verification of remote sensing RF payloads for civil, military, and national space programs. Support proposal capture, technical reviews, risk assessment, integration, testing, and mentor engineering staff while aligning payload solutions to mission CONOPs and customer infrastructure.

Perform mission systems analysis using custom modeling and simulation tools to evaluate complex space, air, and ground architectures. Develop tools and algorithms, document results, present findings to stakeholders, support proposals, and contribute to team milestones while maintaining on-site presence and required security clearance.

Design, develop, integrate, and certify a company-wide digital test procedure application. Participate in requirements, architecture, implementation, CI/CD, and Agile development. Collaborate cross-functionally, communicate status to management, train staff, improve processes, and support system-level testing and certification. On-site presence required three+ days per week.

The role involves creating RF payload calibration methods, evaluating performance requirements, managing calibration models, and collaborating across engineering disciplines in the RF sensing mission area.

Support RF airborne and satellite payload programs through systems engineering tasks, performance analysis, and collaboration across teams from concept to delivery.

The Senior Engineer will test space flight hardware, support large and small tests, maintain accurate logs, document risks, and collaborate with teams to ensure effective integration and testing of spacecraft systems.

Manage payload operations requirements, guide subsystem development, translate stakeholder needs, identify interfaces, support fault management and integration, mentor engineers.

The EMI/EMC Engineer II role involves defining compliance architecture, supporting EMI/EMC requirements for instruments and spacecraft, documenting results, and participating in all program phases.

Provide systems engineering leadership in technical teams for the development, verification, and operations of missions and subsystems while mentoring engineers and ensuring requirements traceability.