Senior Scientist - High Power Microwave

What Impact You'll Have

Sem-Sol, a GRVTY company is seeking a Senior Scientist who brings an energizing combination of experience and character to the table. The scientist we are looking for knows more than just the subject matter - they know how to get the job done. We always have several Department of Defense projects running, and their successful completion requires your skill and your professionalism. We need a self-motivated individual who also has the strong organizational and communication skills to effectively work as part of a team. As part of the Sem-Sol team, you will be an innovator at the leading edge where R & D and real-world applications meet.

What You'll be Owning

Collaborating with other scientists, engineers, technicians, and program managers to develop the next generation of High-Power Microwave (HPM) devices and systems.

Designing, simulating, and testing:

Vacuum electronics based HPM sources.

HPM antennas

Waveguide components such as directional couplers, mode converters, and filters.

Performing laboratory measurements and calibrations of microwave components and equipment.

Presenting work at design reviews and conferences.

Writing reports to describe simulation results.

Comparing simulation results to experimental results.

Writing technical proposals.

What You Must Have

Active Security Clearance is required or ability to obtain a security clearance.

B.S. in physics, mathematics, electrical engineering, or related field.

10+ years of experience working in a microwave engineering-related discipline.

Experience performing microwave device simulations in CST, ICEPIC, HFSS or similar software.

Experience working in a research, development, or prototyping environment.

Experience in writing proposals for competitive solicitations.

What Would be Nice to Have

20+ years of experience of working on HPM projects for either the government or industry.

Familiarity with performing measurements of microwave components and antennas using equipment such as Vector Network Analyzers, Noise Figure Analyzers, Power Meters, and Near Field Arrays.

M.S. or Ph.D in physics, mathematics, electrical engineering, or related field.