Your Impact:

　　Jacobs is hiring for a FPGA & Digital Signal Processing Software Engineer to support a program in Hanover, MD. This program will enable the Government to obtain subject matter expertise and highly technical assistance in building and maintaining prototype and niche analytics and tools; this contract will also enable the Government to maintain and document these prototypes and niche developmental efforts.

　　The Developer will be tasked with the following....

　　Work with a team of developers performing development for cryptanalysis and signals analysis, related to terrestrial or satellite RF technology.

　　Build/develop portions of the product, work with end user analysts to ensure you are meeting their requirements and help users with the tool as necessary.

　　Here's What You'll Need:

　　TS/SCI clearance with polygraph

　　C++, developing software in Red Hat Linux

　　Python

　　Experience in other languages and hardware

　　Experience performing research

　　Education/Experience Needed: Bachelor's degree Computer Science (CS) degree or related field plus 11-years of relevant experience, Master's degree plus 9-years of relevant experience, Associate's degree plus 13-years of relevant experience or High School diploma/GED plus 15-years of relevant experience.

　　Preferred but not required:

　　Experience with hand-held radios

　　Software defined radios

　　RF exploitation

　　Firmware manipulation

　　Reverse engineering

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