Engineer, The Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory Jobs in Maryland

DescriptionWe are seeking an engineer or scientist that is capable of designing and setting up a complex hardware in the loop (HWIL or HIL) to test weapon systems critical to our nation's defense....

DescriptionDo you have experience solving real world problems related to wireless communications?Are you searching for meaningful work to solve crucial communications challenges for the special...

DescriptionAre you strongly motivated to improve collaboration, automation, and efficiency amongst diverse teams of engineers, systems administrators, and IT operations specialists?Would you like...

DescriptionDo you thrive in a dynamic, high-energy, mission-focused environment?Would you like to be a part of cutting edge research and quick-turn prototyping, to help solve critical challenges...

DescriptionAre you passionate about reverse engineering low-level hardware or software and the challenge of understanding these systems, often without the benefit of schematics and source code?If...

DescriptionAre you searching for an opportunity to apply your engineering skills in a creative and collaborative laboratory environment working on research, development, and integration of ground...

DescriptionDo you have experience with novel, non-kinetic methods for creating an advantage in information warfare?Would you like to apply your skills to the Department of Defense's most...

DescriptionAre you an RF communications engineer who loves to discover how wireless systems work and would like to try to break them?Are you motivated by collaborating with world-class experts to...

DescriptionDo you love building electronics hardware to solve hard problems, whose solutions have an important bearing on national security, military readiness, space exploration, national health,...

DescriptionDo you have experience with developing software for warfighter capabilities and are you passionate about using innovation and technology to solve technical challenges? We are looking for...