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Booz Allen Hamilton · 20 hours ago

Electronic Warfare Software Developer

Aberdeen Proving Ground, MD

Full-time

Hybrid

New Grad, Entry Level

$62K/yr - $141K/yr

Booz Allen Hamilton is a leading consulting firm, and they are seeking an Electronic Warfare Software Developer to integrate Electronic Warfare capabilities into larger mission architectures. The role involves implementing and wiring software and hardware components, developing software modules, and participating in integration events to enhance multi-domain operations.

ConsultingCyber SecurityIT InfrastructureManagement ConsultingSecurity

Growth Opportunities

No H1B

Security Clearance Required

U.S. Citizen Only

Responsibilities

Implement and integrate software components to connect EW applications and devices with mission data services, message buses, and orchestration layers

Develop, test, and document code

Establish integration harnesses, adapters, and APIs

Contribute to automated build and test pipelines

Participate in lab and field integration events

Capture findings in test reports

Qualification

Electronic Warfare experiencePythonC/C++JavaSystems integrationAgile methodologyGitTechnical writingTS/SCI clearanceHS diplomaGED

Required

Experience in the EW or Cyber domain, including planning, developing, or deploying capabilities

Experience in one or more languages, such as Python, C/C++, or Java, writing unit tests, using Git, and working in Agile sprints

Experience with systems integration, including reading ICDs, aligning to data schemas, implementing adapters and wrappers, and troubleshooting end‑to‑end data flows

Experience with research and development to define the next generation of EW and Cyber capabilities

Ability to write clear integration notes, test results, and 'how‑to' steps that feed operational documentation, such as TTPs, SOPs, and CONOPS

TS/SCI clearance

HS diploma or GED

Preferred

Experience with EW or Cyber capabilities for wireless technologies

Experience with platform integration, including adapters for tactical edge computing, such as SBCs or VPX, sensor control interfaces, or orchestration frameworks

Experience bridging lab rigs to field test platforms