Radar Systems Analyst
Company Name:
MIT Lincoln Laboratory
Job Title: Radar Systems Analyst
Requisition Number: 5773
State: Massachusetts
City: Lexington
Description: The Advanced Sensor Systems and Testbeds Group designs hardware components and investigates advanced signal processing techniques to support the next generation of optical and radio frequency sensors. One current research area in the group focuses on the improvement of high-frequency (HF) over-the-horizon radars. Hardware and software advances have enabled greater functionality of these systems. Flexible software-defined hardware components, i.e. software-defined radios, are expected to improve the ability to insert new capabilities into HF radar systems.
Will participate in development and analysis of advanced radar systems using real data. Candidate should be familiar with adaptive beamforming, detection, tracking, and target classification algorithms. Familiarity with over-the-horizon radars, and ionospheric phenomenology are a plus. Work will involve data analysis, sensor system design, planning and execution of data collection efforts, and preparation of material for communication to sponsors.
Requirements:
PhD in Physics, Electrical Engineering or Applied Mathematics is required. In lieu of a PhD, a Master's degree with 5 or more years of directly related experience will be considered. MATLAB programming experience is strongly desired. This position will draw upon one's written skills and ability to interact with sponsors.
MIT Lincoln Laboratory is an equal opportunity employer, and does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, sex, national origin, veteran status, or disability.
U.S. citizenship is required.Estimated Salary: $20 to $28 per hour based on qualifications.
MIT Lincoln Laboratory
Job Title: Radar Systems Analyst
Requisition Number: 5773
State: Massachusetts
City: Lexington
Description: The Advanced Sensor Systems and Testbeds Group designs hardware components and investigates advanced signal processing techniques to support the next generation of optical and radio frequency sensors. One current research area in the group focuses on the improvement of high-frequency (HF) over-the-horizon radars. Hardware and software advances have enabled greater functionality of these systems. Flexible software-defined hardware components, i.e. software-defined radios, are expected to improve the ability to insert new capabilities into HF radar systems.
Will participate in development and analysis of advanced radar systems using real data. Candidate should be familiar with adaptive beamforming, detection, tracking, and target classification algorithms. Familiarity with over-the-horizon radars, and ionospheric phenomenology are a plus. Work will involve data analysis, sensor system design, planning and execution of data collection efforts, and preparation of material for communication to sponsors.
Requirements:
PhD in Physics, Electrical Engineering or Applied Mathematics is required. In lieu of a PhD, a Master's degree with 5 or more years of directly related experience will be considered. MATLAB programming experience is strongly desired. This position will draw upon one's written skills and ability to interact with sponsors.
MIT Lincoln Laboratory is an equal opportunity employer, and does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, sex, national origin, veteran status, or disability.
U.S. citizenship is required.Estimated Salary: $20 to $28 per hour based on qualifications.
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