MITRE Corporation - San Diego, CA
posted 6 months ago
At MITRE, we are dedicated to addressing our nation's most pressing challenges while ensuring the well-being of our employees. As a not-for-profit corporation, we operate without commercial conflicts, focusing solely on the public interest. Our R&D centers contribute significantly to various fields, including cybersecurity, healthcare, aviation, defense, and enterprise transformation. We are committed to making a difference every day, striving for a safer, healthier, and more secure nation and world. Our workplace culture reflects our core values, offering competitive benefits, exceptional professional development opportunities, and a commitment to diversity, inclusion, flexibility, collaboration, and career growth. The Tactical Networks & Network Security Engineer position is part of the Communications Network Engineering and Analysis Department within MITRE Labs. This department is tasked with providing premier communications network engineering services across all classification levels. Our engineers are skilled in research, design, analysis, modeling and simulation, lab experimentation, field testing, and implementation of networks in various communication environments, including virtual, wired, and wireless. We aim to expand our support for MITRE's San Diego work program by hiring local staff who can lead and perform communications network engineering research and analysis tasks. Candidates should possess a solid understanding of networking protocols and principles and a desire to deepen their knowledge in this area. The role involves a combination of research, design, analysis, testing, experimentation, and modeling & simulation of communications networks to address complex national problems. Responsibilities may include building lab-based testbeds, modeling network performance in tactical environments, working with cyber and infrastructure automation technologies, researching emerging technologies, and assisting sponsors in modernizing their programs. This position is focused on research, design, and analysis in networking, rather than the administration or maintenance of production networks.