Position Objectives and Minimum Qualifications We are seeking a highly capable Electrical Engineer to provide engineering, technical, and acquisition support to U.S. Special Operations Command (USSOCOM) at Ft. Bragg, NC. The selected candidate will support the development, integration, test, evaluation, and sustainment of advanced electrical, electronic, and C5ISR systems critical to SOF mission success. This position requires a strong engineering background, practical hands-on experience, and the ability to work in a fast-paced environment supporting rapid prototyping, fielding, and modernization initiatives.
- Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering.
- 8+ years of relevant engineering experience (SOF, C5ISR, EW, communications, robotics, aerospace, or defense systems preferred).
- Knowledge of electrical design, power distribution, electronics, and system integration.
- Experience with engineering drawings, schematics, wiring diagrams, and technical documentation
- Experience testing and evaluating military or ruggedized tactical systems.
- Familiarity with DoD, MIL-STD, and industry standards.
- Ability to conduct engineering analyses and provide technical recommendations to government leadership.
Major Duties and Responsibilities
- Lead requirements development in accordance with JCIDS and SOFCIDS processes for UAS, UGV, autonomous robotics, sensors, payloads, and ISR platforms.
- Provide electrical engineering expertise for the design, integration, evaluation, and troubleshooting of C5ISR, electronic warfare, sensor, communications, and power systems supporting SOF missions.
- Develop engineering documentation and conduct system-level integration, electrical analyses, interoperability assessments, and laboratory and field testing to validate performance and mission readiness.
- Support acquisition and lifecycle management through technical requirements, SOWs, vendor evaluations, source selection, configuration management, sustainment planning, and risk assessments.
- Coordinate with USSOCOM, Service Components, Program Executive Offices, industry partners, and SOF operators to assess emerging technologies, resolve technical issues, and improve operational capabilities.