The Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory Jobs in Burtonsville, Maryland

DescriptionAre you passionate about analyzing complex problems integrating Space, Air, Surface and Ground warfare domains using state of the art software and computing capabilities?Are you...

DescriptionDo you love uncovering the mechanisms behind how materials perform?Are you motivated by inventing new materials and analyzing and predicting component failure in extreme environments?Are...

DescriptionAre you passionate about the future of physics?Are you interested in building your experience in quantum information science, low temperature physics, electromagnetic modeling, or...

DescriptionDo you love developing software in a collaborative environment?Are you passionate about crafting elegant software solutions to challenging problems?If you are a Senior Software Engineer...

DescriptionGroup Supervisor, Classified IT ComplianceAre you passionate about Information Technology and securing the technological infrastructure of an organization to DoD and IC standards? Do you...

DescriptionAre you passionate about applying knowledge gained to solve current problems of national importance?Do you have knowledge and understanding of Collateral, Sensitive Compartmented...

DescriptionAre you passionate about recruiting?Are you constantly looking at ways to enhance recruiting operations?The Talent Services Department of the Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics...

DescriptionDo you enjoy leading interdisciplinary research teams that are analyzing large-scale neuroscience datasets?We are seeking a Senior Connectomics Researcher to contribute to and lead...

DescriptionAre you passionate about reverse engineering low-level hardware or software and the challenge of understanding these systems, often without the benefit of schematics and source code?If...

DescriptionDo you marvel at the complexity of biology and seek to develop new develop new applications that are based on novel protein chemistries?Do you love performing laboratory experiments in...