Who We Are (video)
JRC is a specialty Systems Engineering and Research company focused on Strategic Deterrence and Strategic Defense of our great nation. We are an award-winning workplace, acknowledged as one of Greater Washington’s Best Places to Work and recognized as a Top Workplace by The Washington Post for 10 consecutive years. Headquartered in Washington, DC with international programs and operations in over 15 states, our expertise in areas such as systems engineering, digital integration, and program management, have supported some of the nation’s most important defense programs.
We are currently searching for a Computer Engineer to support Anti-Tamper microelectronic assessments, technology development and Anti-Tamper implementation for multiple programs. The position will support NSWC Crane's Trusted Microelectronics Division and their various Navy and Air Force customers.
As a Computer Engineer with JRC, you will...
- Develop software for embedded microelectronics (ARM, RISC-V, others) in a team environment to aid in the assessment of microelectronics. Use of revision control software is required.
- Develop software (CPU) in a team environment to aid in the assessment of microelectronics. Use of revision control software is required.
- Develop test/debug software
- Conduct statistical analysis of data from testing efforts.
- Assist the Electrical Engineer with the setup and operation of microelectronic devices
- Identify new testing methodologies
- Assist with electrical/electronic technology assessment efforts
What you bring to the table...
- Bachelor’s or graduate degree in Computer Engineering or related engineering field and 0-5 years of experience
- Knowledge and understanding of software programming including C/C++, Python, Perl, and MATLAB
- Knowledge and understanding of Statistical Data Analysis (statistics)
- Knowledge of basic laboratory equipment including Oscilloscopes, Amplifiers, Filters,
- Knowledge and lab experience with microelectronics (microcontrollers, FPGAs)
- Ability to support technical design reviews
- Knowledge and understanding of parallel programming issues (race conditions, livelocks/deadlocks, shared memory, memory ordering, etc.) and experience with pthreads and/or MPI libraries is preferred
- Must be able to obtain and maintain a DoD Secret US Government Clearance.
Bonus Points for...
- Active Secret Clearance
- 5 – 10 years of experience
- Knowledge and understanding on LabVIEW and VHDL/Verilog