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Associate Researcher - Sensors Division

General Research Full Time Mid-Level $91,000 - $125,000
Woburn, Massachusetts, United States

Job Description

Associate researchers develop machine learning algorithms to advance autonomy for air platforms like F-35 and unmanned systems at STR's Sensors Division. They conduct studies using C++, Python, and MATLAB to innovate in controls theory, radar processing, and optimization for national security applications. Simulations integrate AI/ML with physics-based modeling to inform defense strategies.

STR specializes in defense technology research for cyber, sensors, radar, communications, and AI analytics, with locations in Boston MA, Arlington VA, Dayton OH, Melbourne FL, and Carlsbad CA. The company supports national security through challenging projects that develop deep technical understanding.

Research tasks involve designing algorithms for autonomy challenges, upgrading simulations in software environments, and managing tools for large-scale modeling. They contribute to technical reports on radar and EO/IR findings, giving presentations to government customers with clearance needs. Skills include image recognition through ML and scientific computing on Linux systems.

The full-time role requires U.S. citizenship for Secret clearance, with pay from $91,000 to $125,000. Benefits support collaborative learning and professional growth. Even better qualifications include active Secret or TS/SCI clearance, experience with reinforcement learning, and briefings to technical audiences.

Responsibilities

  • Design, develop, and modify machine learning and other algorithms for autonomy studies
  • Create, expand, upgrade, and maintain algorithms in software
  • Design, develop, validate, and manage large-scale simulations and tools
  • Contribute to technical reports and presentations on simulation findings for national security

Requirements

  • BS in Electrical Engineering, Physics, Applied Mathematics, or related field
  • Programming skills in C++, Python, or MATLAB with object-oriented concepts
  • Experience or interest in machine learning and scientific computing
  • Strong technical writing and communication skills
  • U.S. citizenship for Secret security clearance
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