Evaluate, prepare, and validate customer directives for radar and radar restoration programs. Provide subject-matter-expert support to complex programs and assist with proposal preparation. The role requires extensive electrical engineering experience, program support expertise, U.S. citizenship, and the ability to obtain a Secret clearance, with SAIC sponsoring the clearance process.
SAIC is seeking a highly skilled and motivated Sr. Electrical Engineer to join our team supporting Radar and Radar Restoration programs.
Job Requirements:
- Provide expert evaluation, preparation, and validation of customer directives
- Provide SME support to the programs, as required, and support proposal preparation
Education and Experience:
- Bachelor’s degree plus 20 or more years related experience
- Experience supporting complex programs
- No clearance required to start however must have ability to obtain a secret clearance. SAIC will sponsor the clearance process
- Candidate must be US Citizen
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