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Metrology Engineer - AN/SPY-1 Prototyping

$137,000 - 177,000
Kratos Defense and Security Solutions, Inc.
Highway 300, Crane
$137,000 - 177,000
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1k-5k
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Product
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Regular
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Full-Time
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English
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No

Requirements

Must:
- Bachelors degree in Mechanical, Electrical, or Metrology Engineering (or equivalent military/industry training) - Minimum of 7 years of experience in precision measurement, calibration, or metrology engineering - Proficiency in measurement instrumentation, standards, and uncertainty analysis - Familiarity with MIL-STD-45662, ANSI/NCSL Z540, ISO/IEC 17025, or similar metrology standards - Strong analytical, documentation, and communication abilities - Active DoD Secret clearance (with the ability to obtain Top Secret if necessary) - Experience with AN/SPY-1, AEGIS, or similar complex radar systems (desired) - Knowledge of antenna alignment, RF measurement systems, and high-power transmitter calibration (desired) - Familiarity with NSWC Crane test facilities or DoD depot environments (desired) - Previous experience in prototyping or reverse engineering programs (desired)

Technologies

Responsibilities

- Develop and document metrology processes and calibration plans to support radar prototyping and sustainment - Establish measurement standards, uncertainty budgets, and maintain traceability to national/international standards - Ensure test and measurement equipment is calibrated and certified per Navy/DoD standards - Define measurement requirements for both conceptual and detailed test plans across SPY-1 radar subsystems - Provide precision measurement support for antenna alignment, transmitter performance, and signal processor diagnostics - Collaborate with testing engineers to validate prototype performance against baseline radar specifications - Analyze measurement data to detect trends, tolerances, and risk areas - Produce metrology reports, calibration records, and technical documentation to support Phase 1 conceptual deliverables - Contribute to design reviews, program reviews, and sustainment planning documents - Participate in Kratos-led IPTs to represent metrology and calibration interests - Track and fulfill assigned deliverables using the program action tracker - Ensure alignment of metrology processes with the overall goals of sustainment and lifecycle readiness

Description


We are seeking a skilled Metrology Engineer to join our team, supporting the Navys AN/SPY-1 Organic Sustainment Capability Prototype OTA. This crucial role focuses on providing expertise in precision measurement for radar subsystem prototyping and maintenance, ensuring accuracy and compliance throughout the lifecycle of AN/SPY-1 radars. We offer a range of benefits including medical, dental, and vision insurance, life/disability insurance, a 401(k) savings plan, paid time off, and education reimbursement. Our environment fosters collaboration and innovation, helping you make a significant impact on defense technology.
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