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Parsons Corporation · 3 months ago

Counter-Countermeasure and Threat Discrimination Analyst

Huntsville, AL

Full-time

Hybrid

Senior Level, Lead/Staff

$109K/yr - $190K/yr

12+ years exp

Parsons Corporation is a company that values innovation and employee growth. They are seeking a Counter-Countermeasure and Threat Discrimination Analyst to provide engineering and technical analysis expertise for the development of new missile defense capabilities, focusing on countermeasure mitigation and discrimination of lethal objects.

Building MaterialConstructionConsultingIndustrial EngineeringInformation TechnologyInfrastructureMilitarySecurity

No H1B

Security Clearance Required

U.S. Citizen Only

Responsibilities

Provide technical analysis and support for a team which provides technical analysis, management, and general scientific support for services and products for MDA’s Counter-Countermeasures and Discrimination Directorate

Develop and formulate options for improving capabilities for countermeasure mitigations, discrimination of objects, and electronic protection of missile defense systems

Qualification

Technical analysis expertiseElectromagnetic countermeasuresMissile defense fundamentalsSTEM degreeRisk analysisTrade studiesMulti-discipline analysisTechnical system performance

Required

MS/MA degree and 12+ years of experience or a BS/BA with 20+ years of experience is acceptable in lieu of a MS/MA degree

Active Secret Clearance

Ability to obtain a Top Secret clearance with SCI access

Experience in analysis of IR/RF signatures, analysis and development of electromagnetic countermeasures and electronic protection, and other physics and statistics-based analytical efforts

Experience in conducting multi-discipline and multi-functional technical analysis as well as development of trade studies, risk analysis, and mitigation efforts

Knowledge of missile defense fundamentals, primarily discrimination and object classification

Experience in technical system performance assessments, contingencies, and implementation planning