
Munitions Expert - Electronics Engineer
- Charlottesville, VA
- $75,200-158,100 per year
- Permanent
- Full-time
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- Under the guidance of the Engineering Branch, provide analysis of weapons effects using specified computational modeling tools (WASP, CTH, etc.).
- Weapons effects modeling of various explosive hazards including anti-tank / anti-personnel / anti-helicopter mines, improvised explosive devices, adapted or modified conventional munitions and warheads with the goal of improving an understanding of threat explosive hazards terminal effects.
- Provide expertise and understanding in threat munition terminal effects, specifically accuracy, heat pressure, fragmentation, and penetration, - on U.S. or foreign materiel or programs.
- Conduct open source and intelligence research into capabilities and development of indirect-fire munitions weapons effects.
- Develop all-source assessments, RFIs, briefings, and data in compliance established IC tradecraft requirements, specifically ICD 203 and ICD 206.
- Input relevant data into customer databases and contribute to intelligence products. (Based on model performance and results).
- This position requires a minimum of a Top-Secret clearance with SCI eligibility. • Experience in 3D modeling.
- Experience in Verification and Validation of models
- Experience in Finite Element Analysis or hydrocode.
- Understanding of fluid-dynamic, thermodynamics or shock physics.
- Knowledge of RF systems and RF physics, waves, antennas, radars.
- Experience in explosive design and\or testing, including arena testing, is a plus.
- 5+ years of relevant experience.
- Bachelor’s or advanced degree in Electronics Engineering or comparable Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) disciplines will be considered for applicants with operational engineering-based military or industry experience.
- Intelligence Community (IC) background is preferred but not required