Radio Frequency Analyst

Annapolis Junction, MD
Full Time
Mid Level

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Set of X is led by industry veterans who see government contracting as a good community with plenty of opportunity to go around. With a shared desire to give back, grow the community, and do great work, the Set of X team is building an elite group of engineers with a strong sense of shared responsibility and ownership.

Because who you work with matters.
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Responsibilities:
The primary function of a Radio Frequency (RF) Analyst in this role involves enhancing the team's situational awareness within the electromagnetic spectrum (EMS) by conducting real-time and historical spectrum analysis using various tools and techniques to identify and classify RF signals based on modulation schemes and protocols. The role requires analyzing wireless communication protocols (Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, Cellular, etc.) to identify vulnerabilities in devices and systems, then performing vulnerability assessments and assisting with the implementation of techniques for exploiting these RF vulnerabilities. The analyst collaborates with team members to integrate these findings into cyber operation plans, prepares clear, concise, and accurate technical reports documenting findings and recommendations, and maintains detailed records of RF spectrum activity. The position also involves advising the government on compliance with applicable regulations and policies related to RF spectrum usage, while maintaining awareness of legal and ethical considerations related to RF-related cyber operations and supporting the deployment of specialized RF tools and capabilities for implementing RF-related cyber tactics, techniques, and procedures (TTPs).

Required Skills:
Seven (7) years of position-specific relevant experience.
Demonstrated experience with RF signals, techniques and/or technologies

Education/Experience:
Bachelor's degree. and Twelve (12) years Equivalences:
High School + 16 yrs experience Associates + 14 yrs experience
Master's + 10 yrs experience
PhD + Eight (8) yrs experience

Clearance:
TS/SCI clearance with polygraph is required.


Total Compensation Package 

We offer a comprehensive compensation package designed to support your well-being and professional growth. Our competitive base salary is complemented by an extensive benefits program, including: 

  • Health, Dental, and Vision Insurance: Comprehensive coverage to keep you and your family healthy.
  • Life and Disability Insurance: Peace of mind with financial protection for you and your loved ones. 
  • 401(k) Plan: No personal investment required to benefit from a generous employer contribution, allowing you to maximize your take-home pay. 
  • Paid Time Off: Enjoy time away from work to recharge. 
  • Technology Refresh: Upgrade your devices regularly, or opt for a year-end bonus if you don’t need new tech. 
  • Training and Professional Development: A $5,250 annual budget for ongoing education, certifications, and professional memberships.  Or use this annual benefit to repay a student loan tax-free. 

For a full overview of our benefits, please visit our benefits tab. 

Additional Perks and Benefits 

  • Stock Plan: Become an equity owner with a yearly stock grant—let's build the future together. 
  • Flex Leave and Exchange Plan: Take up to 8 weeks off for a strong work-life balance or sell back unused time for double the value! 
  • Virtual Office Compensation: Monthly reimbursement for cell phone and internet services. 
  • Fringe Benefit Mall: Choose from perks like Uber rides, a beer of the month club, Amazon Prime, and Hello Fresh—whatever suits you best! 
  • Profit-Sharing Cash Bonus: Share in the company’s success with an end-of-year cash bonus. 
  • Referral Bonus: Help us grow by bringing in top talent and earn a bonus for each successful referral. 
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