Survivability Integration Engineer
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Insight Global is seeking a Survivability Integration Engineer for a top aerospace and defense client. This role focuses on the system-level integration of low observable and survivability technologies into advanced aircraft platforms. The engineer will work cross-functionally to translate RCS and survivability requirements into practical, manufacturable integration solutions for antennas, apertures, and mission systems. This position offers high visibility with internal stakeholders and customers, exposure to cutting-edge aerospace platforms, and the opportunity to directly influence platform survivability performance.
Requirements
- BS, MS, or PhD in Engineering, Electromagnetics, Physics, or related technical discipline (or equivalent experience)
- Experience with fundamental electromagnetic (EM) principles.
- Experience working with ANSYS tools: HFSS, SENTRI, CEM
- Experience translating survivability / RCS requirements into platform-level integration solutions
- Hands-on experience integrating antennas, apertures, or mission systems into aerospace or DoD platforms
- Familiarity with RF/EM modeling and prediction tools used to support design integration - Experience with Six Sigma techniques.
- Degree in Electromagnetics or Physics preferred.
- Experience developing and fabricating composite structures with an emphasis on low observable materials and structures.
- Demonstrated experience integrating LO compatible systems into aircraft platforms.
- Secret Clearance
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