Analyst, The Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory Jobs in Laurel, Maryland

DescriptionAre you a dedicated, hardworking program physical security specialist interested in working in a growing, complex SAPF/SCIF environment and enjoy a fast-paced day-to-day ops tempo? Do...

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 PhD to tackle challenging real...

DescriptionAre you interested in applied R&D? Do you enjoy working in a creative environment, as part of a diverse team of engineers, physicists, and computer scientists? Do you want to play a...

DescriptionThe Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Lab (JHUAPL) is a university affiliated research center which specializes in providing expert, honest analysis across the spectrum of DoD...

DescriptionAre you looking to be on the cutting edge of new and innovative ways to deploy active sonar capabilities within the Maritime Surveillance domain?Are you passionate about working with...

DescriptionAre you searching for an opportunity to apply your AFSIM modeling and simulation experience to analyze interesting and complex problems with innovative software and computing...

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...

DescriptionAre you seeking an opportunity to integrate affordability into the identification, design and comparison of alternative technologies and systems? Do you want to take on the challenge of...

DescriptionDo you have demonstrated machine learning experience and want to apply that experience to solving a wide variety of complex problems in this rapidly evolving field?Do you thrive in a...

DescriptionAre you searching for an opportunity to apply your modeling and simulation analysis background in an engaging, collegiate environment?Are you passionate about analyzing complex problems...