Requirements

Degree in communications engineering, electrical engineering or a related discipline
Several years of practical experience with military tactical communications or datalink systems
Proven experience with Link 16 and MIDS terminal integration is required
Strong knowledge of JTIDS/MIDS message exchange, network participation groups, time-slot allocation and tactical network design
Experience with relevant standards such as STANAG 5516, STANAG 5522, STANAG 5602 and MIL-STD-6016
Understanding of RF communications, waveforms, encryption, frequency hopping, anti-jam techniques and airborne antenna integration
Experience with system requirements, interface-control documents, qualification and interoperability testing

What you'll be doing

Define tactical communications and datalink architectures
Integrate Link 16, MIDS/JTRS terminals and associated platform interfaces
Support integration of further tactical links such as Link 22, JREAP and VMF
Define requirements for antennas, radios, crypto equipment, mission computers and network-management functions
Perform link-budget, coverage, latency, throughput, interoperability and co-site interference analyses
Ensure compliance with applicable NATO standards and STANAGs
Support system integration, interoperability testing, ground testing and flight testing

Competitive salary and VSOP options
Relocation support: up to €2,500 and 4 weeks temporary accommodation
Learning: €500/£450 yearly allowance
Health & wellness: gym membership and mental health support (Nilo.health)
Social: regular company events and monthly social allowances
Enhanced parental leave: 22 weeks fully paid for primary caregivers & 6 weeks for secondary caregivers
Family support: 5 days of paid family emergency leave, 100% remote work option during pregnancy and phased return to work
Onboarding program focused on building tooling and applications for use across the company