Lead - Field Services Engineering/Representative

Role overview Deploy and sustain multi-sensor systems in operational settings, including demanding and remote locations. The work spans installation and integration, field troubleshooting and repair, customer training, logistics, and readiness reporting. Frequent domestic and international travel is expected, with deployments shaped by mission needs.

Responsibilities - Install, configure, integrate, and commission systems combining RF, radar, electro-optical/infrared sensors, and command-and-control components. - Conduct site surveys and operational planning with customer units, including airspace coordination where required. - Diagnose and repair RF, power, networking, and sensor subsystem faults; replace components and restore service with minimal downtime. - Perform system checks and environmental, electromagnetic compatibility, and personnel-safety procedures; maintain spare parts and configuration records. - Train operators and maintainers, deliver demonstrations and technical briefings, and improve instructional materials using field feedback. - Record maintenance and readiness data, identify recurring faults, and share corrective recommendations with engineering teams.

Requirements - Five or more years of hands-on work with RF systems, communications electronics, electronic warfare, or counter-uncrewed-aircraft systems. - Ability to troubleshoot HF, UHF, and L/S/C-band systems, power systems, and GNSS-denial concepts. - Experience with IP networking, RJ45 connections, system interfaces or APIs, and Linux and Windows troubleshooting. - Background deploying ruggedized equipment in harsh environments and familiarity with military standards and procedures. - Ability to read electrical and mechanical drawings, interpret system logs, and perform root-cause analysis. - Strong communication skills and ability to work independently under pressure; an active Secret clearance is required, with higher clearance preferred.

Nice to have - Experience with unmanned aircraft, ground vehicles, directed-energy or tracking systems, multinational operations, or technical instruction.

Benefits and work setup - Regular position requiring 75% or more travel, domestic and international; deployments may include austere or hostile environments. - Medical, dental, and vision coverage, retirement plan with employer match, a 9/80 schedule, and a paid holiday shutdown. - U.S. person eligibility is required for export-controlled work; some assignments require U.S. citizenship.