Engineer, The Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory Jobs in Germantown, Maryland

DescriptionAre you interested in a rewarding career that will fully leverage your deep knowledge and experience in electro optics and infrared (EO/IR) seekers and sensors?Do you have a passion for...

DescriptionAre you passionate about Space?Do you enjoy enabling scientific missions that explore our solar system?Are you looking for meaningful work where you apply engineering skills to real-life...

DescriptionDo you want to help U.S. military personnel successfully carry out their critical defense missions around the globe?Are you passionate about applying your academic degree to tackle...

DescriptionAre you looking for an opportunity to utilize your technical skills to solve complex, real-world problems? Are you passionate about designing and securing systems against advanced...

DescriptionAre you passionate about developing novel fabrication, characterization and sensing technologies for the nation's hardest challenges?Do you enjoy solving unusual problems with diverse,...

DescriptionWe are seeking an engineer or scientist that is capable of designing and setting up a complex hardware in the loop (HWIL or HIL) to test weapon systems critical to our nation's defense....

DescriptionDo the challenges of analyzing, testing, and evaluating electro-optic systems intrigue you?Are you interested in developing analytical and statistical tools and using them to extract...

DescriptionAre you a hands-on engineer that enjoys developing and fielding groundbreaking electronics systems?In the Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory's (APL) Intelligence,...

DescriptionAre you looking for exciting opportunities to help determine how to best defend the United States, our armed forces, and our allies from all forms of air and missile threats?We are...

DescriptionDo you have expertise in the operations, employment and/or test of airborne EW systems?Do you enjoy utilizing your knowledge and experience to influence design and development of next...