Research Engineer I, S2

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Job no: 503566 Department: Systems Management & Production Center Work type: Staff Full-time Exempt Location: Alabama Categories: Research - Engineering

Purpose of the Position: Perform research and provide electrical engineering and physics-based expertise in the develop of funded-research experiments for the Army.

Duties/Responsibilities • Perform research and provide electrical engineering and physics-based expertise in the develop of funded-research experiments for the Army. • Design, test, document and analyze engineering/optical systems. • Mentor undergraduate and graduate students in physics-based engineering projects.

Minimum Requirements: • Bachelors degree with 12 - 24 months directly related full-time work experience. • 6+ months support of the Army SMDC. • Knowledge of MS Office • US Citizenship is required

Desired Qualifications: • Bachelors degree with 24 months of directly related full-time work experience. • 9+ months support of the Army SMDC. • Academic background in Physics.

Published Salary (if available): $ 63,075 - $68,000.00 Advertised: Mar 18 2026 Central Daylight Time Applications close:

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