Requires a Bachelor's degree in a related engineering discipline.

Additional Requirements:

• Experience working with telemetry collection systems.
• Previous experience reading, understanding, and writing C/C++ source code.
• The candidate must be capable of obtaining a FAA Class III (or higher) medical certificate, able to meet USAF Aerospace physiological standards, satisfactorily complete the associated training, and willing to participate in launch operations aboard USAF aircraft.
• Exceptional written and oral communication skills to include report writing, requirements derivation, and documentation, as well as design review presentations.
• This position may require occasional overtime as required to meet critical schedule milestones. Extended travel (~1 month) may be required during mission operations as well as extended periods of time spent at Coleman’s Cape Canaveral facility during vehicle testing and integration.
• Must have the ability to obtain and maintain a U.S. Department of Defense Secret Security Clearance (U.S. Citizenship required). Must also be able to satisfy federal government requirements for access to government information, and having dual citizenship may preclude you from being able to meet this requirement.

Desired Qualifications:

• Strongly desired that the candidate have experience in writing/maintaining object oriented C/C++ code in support of data reduction and post-processing.
• Previous experience working on Range Commander’s Council (RCC) requirements.
• Experience in operating and troubleshooting RF systems
• Experience in RF transmit subsystems and associated components for proper setup of telemetry transmitters, antennas, coupling devices, cabling, and test equipment used to test those components.
• Experience in telemetry RF path characteristics and the variables requiring careful considerations for mission planning.
• Experience in receiving system characteristics for obtaining radiated telemetry data.
• Working knowledge of antennas, feeds, filters, RF signal distribution, receivers and combiners.
• Familiar with the use of oscilloscopes, test equipment, and probes including network analyzers for measuring magnitude and phase of input RF signals and spectrum analyzers for analyzing frequency spectrums.
• Familiarization with Pulse-Code Modulation (PCM) and other similar technologies.