Develop and integrate advanced technology to reduce the detectability of aircraft in the electromagnetic, infrared, visual and acoustic spectrums Develop and implement predictive analysis codes; build and test physical models; design, develop and build test and verification equipment; and develop, test and integrate specialty materials Works closely with engineers of other disciplines to optimize the integration of this technology on existing and future aircraft. Perform analysis on Low Observable data to identify component and system performance trends, identify component defects and identify potential areas for improvement. Coordinate with other Integrated Product Team (IPT) members and suppliers to convey and achieve Survivability requirements arriving at a balanced design and exceeding customer requirements. Survivability Engineer (Level 2):

Bachelor's degree in a STEM discipline AND 2 years of related professional/military engineering experience, or Masters degree in a STEM discipline and 0 years of related professional/military engineering experience. Principal Survivability Liaison Engineer (Level 3):

Bachelor's degree in a STEM discipline AND 5 years of related professional/military engineering experience, or Masters degree in a STEM discipline and 2 years of related professional/military engineering experience. Preferred Qualifications:

Proficiency in RF modeling and testing at an indoor/outdoor RCS/RF test facility. Strong interpersonal communication and technical writing skills to enable effective personal interaction and collaboration with a multi-disciplined team and customers. Applied Electromagnetics and/or Aircraft Survivability, or Comprehensive understanding of Electromagnetic Energy transmission though space and within materials. Strong knowledge of low observables and RCS performance. Master's degree in Physics, Chemical, Electrical Engineering or a related technical field. Proficient in development, executing, and analyzing tests. Ability to work with internal support organizations such as Global Supply Chain and Security. A current active U.S. Government in-scope DoD Top Secret security clearance is required to start, with the ability to obtain and maintain Special Program Access (PAR/SAP).