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The Senior Program Scheduler will generate project schedules, report on project status, produce schedule-based reports, and support budget and cost estimating efforts. They will collaborate with project leads and manage resource loading, ensuring effective communication and reporting on progress and variances.

As an RF & mmWave Systems Engineer, you'll contribute technical expertise to design, integrate, and test radar and communication systems. Responsibilities include developing specifications, solving customer problems, and collaborating with scientists and engineers. You'll also engage in proposal activities and participate in marketing efforts.

The Program Manager will lead technical teams in executing RF and Photonics programs, managing all phases from proposal to completion, ensuring objectives in quality, cost, and schedule are met. The role involves risk management, customer relationship maintenance, and support of staff development in a multidisciplinary environment focused on government contracts.

Lead and manage technical teams throughout the design, development, and production phases of government and industry programs. Ensure compliance with federal regulations and monitor program performance while preparing status reports for senior management and government officials.

As an RF Systems Intern, you will contribute technical expertise to develop innovative RF systems alongside engineers and scientists. Responsibilities include supporting hardware and algorithm development for communication and radar applications, writing test software, and interacting professional with team members and customers.

The intern will convert higher-level programs into executable quantum code, contributing to the development of an optimizing compiler for a quantum programming language.

The Radar System Engineer will develop, integrate, and test radar systems while collaborating with scientists and engineers on specifications and architectures. Responsibilities include solving customer problems, writing disclosures, analyzing radar data, and participating in proposal activities, all within a team-oriented and fast-paced environment.

The RF Engineer will contribute to the design and testing of RF and mmW components and subsystems, performing schematic/layout generation, device modeling, and RF system design. Responsibilities include conducting RF testing and maintaining process design kits while preparing detailed analyses and presentations.

The Director leads a team focused on AI autonomy solutions for diverse platforms, collaborating with stakeholders to drive innovation and project success, while promoting a culture of continuous learning and technology adoption.

The IT Business Partner acts as a liaison between Information Systems and various business units, ensuring IT services align with business needs. Responsibilities include building relationships with stakeholders, managing projects, understanding business requirements, and facilitating communication between departments. The role requires strong leadership, strategic thinking, and project management skills, while also advocating for change and innovation.

The IT Project Manager will oversee all aspects of IT projects from initiation to completion, managing scope, budgets, timelines, and resource allocation. The role requires collaboration with cross-functional teams, effective communication, risk management, and ensuring project compliance with best practices. Leadership and administrative skills are essential for maintaining project status and fostering a productive work environment.

The Physical Security Specialist II role focuses on managing and maintaining physical security systems at HRL, interfacing with vendors, ensuring UL2050 compliance, and troubleshooting systems. Responsibilities include installation, training users, coordinating with stakeholders, and performing preventive maintenance.

The Physical Security Specialist III will focus on managing and improving physical security systems across multiple campuses. Responsibilities include interfacing with vendors, analyzing system performance, troubleshooting complex issues, providing user training, and ensuring compliance with UL2050 standards. This role requires strong technical and project management skills.

Design high-frequency analog integrated circuits for RFIC and MMIC applications in communications and radar. Responsibilities include project leadership, collaboration on advanced circuit design, customer engagement, and participation in marketing activities. Requires extensive experience in circuit simulators and design processes.

The Analog/Mixed-Signal IC Design Engineer will design and test integrated circuits, focusing on data converters and RF front-end electronics. Responsibilities include circuit architecture development, modeling, simulation, and customer interaction, alongside validating circuit concepts in a lab environment. The role requires proficiency in mixed-signal design and a strong analytical background.

The Electrical Systems Engineer will design, implement, and test high-performance RF/mmWave electrical subsystems, collaborate on thermal solutions with the Mechanical Engineering team, and oversee PCB layouts and fabrication documentation while working under the guidance of a Senior Engineer.

The Principal RF Product Development Engineer will lead the transition of RF and mmWave technologies into commercial products, overseeing the entire development lifecycle. Responsibilities include collaboration with cross-functional teams, conducting feasibility studies, ensuring compliance with industry standards, and contributing to technology evaluations.

The Mixed Signal IC Design Lead will oversee a team, managing resources and enhancing performance while also contributing technically to projects involving precision analog, data converters, and integrated circuits design. Leadership and strategic planning within HRL's Mixed-Signal Systems Solutions are key components of the position.

The Analog/Mixed-Signal IC Design Engineer will design and test analog and mixed-signal integrated circuits, focusing on data converters and signal processing circuits. Responsibilities include architecture development, circuit design and simulation, customer interaction, and validation of circuit concepts in a laboratory environment.

The Personnel Security Specialist II supports the National Industrial Security Program by managing personnel security responsibilities such as in-processing, briefings, conducting interviews, and maintaining security systems. This role requires collaboration with multiple government customers and emphasizes unauthorized disclosure awareness while ensuring compliance with personnel security requirements.