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Electro-Optical/Infrared Signature Analyst Engineer (Mid-Level or Senior)

Boeing

USA - Berkeley, MO · Mid or Senior

$112,200 – $185,150

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What this role is

A mid-to-senior role at Boeing's defense division designing and analyzing infrared and electro-optical signatures for advanced military platforms. The position suits engineers with 5–7+ years in EO/IR signature analysis who can model performance, lead design trade studies, and collaborate across multidisciplinary teams to integrate these systems into next-generation defense aircraft.

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What they ask for

Required

  • Bachelor's degree in engineering, computer science, data science, mathematics, physics, or chemistry
  • 5+ years of EO/IR signature analyst engineering experience (Level 3) or 7+ years (Level 4)
  • 3+ years of EO/IR design experience with photometric or radiometric requirements
  • Active U.S. Top Secret Security Clearance
  • U.S. Person status as defined by export control regulations

Nice to have

  • Master's or PhD in applicable field
  • Optical engineering design background
  • Experience modeling and simulating EO/IR performance
  • Lab or field testing experience validating EO/IR designs
  • Data collection and analysis skills
  • Ability to correlate performance predictions with lab and measurement data
  • Experience with advanced concepts and design challenges
  • Knowledge of materials processing and environmental durability
  • CAD experience for electromagnetic simulation model preparation
  • Strong technical communication and presentation skills
  • Cross-functional team collaboration experience

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