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Position Title: Infrared Sensors Engineer

Aviation & Missile Solutions, LLC. (AMS) is seeking a Senior Infrared Sensors engineer. This engineer will focus on the evaluation, development, and integration of advanced technologies related to infrared sensing systems. This includes but is not limited to: optics and related effects, CMOS sensors, microbolometers, advanced imaging sensors and technologies, and associated firmware, software, and related systems aspects. The candidate will research and investigate advanced technology, conduct feasibility studies, perform modeling and simulation tasks to assess possible system performance, and provide technical advice and expertise. Candidate may be called on to lead a broad technical team as the program develops.

Location

• Position is full-time in the office.

Experience and Skills

Basic Qualifications:

• The candidate must have experience in the development of physics-based models for infrared band sensors.
• The candidate must have at least 12 years highly relevant professional experience.
• Expert level knowledge and experience with infrared sensing technology.
• Experience with sensor systems integration
• Experience with sensor data processing algorithms and techniques
• Have a minimum of 12 years combined Government/DoD experience in performing the essential duties listed above
• Experience managing technical teams of scientists and engineers.

Preferred Skills/Abilities:

• 15+ years of industry experience post degree is preferred (12 is required)
• Applicable degrees in physics, electrical engineering, optical science, or remote sensing, with experience or coursework relevant to infrared sensing is a plus
• Experience with Matlab
• Experience in coding for physics based modeling and simulation

Required Education and Experience:

• Candidate must possess a Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering, Physics, Optical Science, or Remote Sensing from an ABET- accredited university.
• A minimum of 12 years experience in an applicable field.

Physical Requirements:

• Prolonged periods of sitting at a desk and working on a computer.
• Must be able to lift up to 15 pounds at a time.
• Must be able to access and navigate each department at the organization's facilities.

Security Requirements:

• Citizenship: Candidate must be a US only citizen.
• Clearance level: possess (and be able to maintain) a Final SECRET Clearance or meet the eligibility to obtain (and maintain) a Final SECRET Clearance.

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