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Project Coordinator - Dam Safety
Supports the Capital Regional District's Infrastructure and Water Services department by coordinating projects and processes for its Dam Safety Program — building project plans, budgets, risk registers, and reporting. Day-to-day work centers on Microsoft 365 tools like Project, Excel, Power BI, and SharePoint, plus document control and workflow coordination.
Radar Systems Engineer
Technical staff role in MIT Lincoln Laboratory's Advanced Sensor Systems and Test Beds Group: research, design, build, and test HF radar systems for U.S. Government applications. Work spans radar systems engineering, adaptive signal processing, ionospheric modeling, and RF integration, using data analysis tools like MATLAB and Python.
Data scientist
Lead data scientist in the Data Analysis Cell of the Royal Netherlands Navy's Maritime Headquarters intelligence section (N2) in Den Helder, designing and optimizing data science solutions and analysis tools to turn varied data sources into actionable military intelligence, while coaching data analysts. Involves big data, cloud, AI/ML and MLOps.
Incident Response Security Specialist
Second-line incident responder at the Dutch National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC): triages and investigates security incidents, handles NIS2/CBW reports, warns and advises partners, and tracks incident dossiers. Requires hands-on IT incident response experience, strong communication, and fluent Dutch and English (C1/2); hybrid work in Den Haag.
IT-Netzwerktechniker (w/m/d)
IT network technician at Die Autobahn GmbH des Bundes, building and operating the company's nationwide, high-complexity LAN/WAN and firewall backbone: Layer 2/3 design, network security hardening, troubleshooting, and ITIL-based service management in a Cisco-centric environment. Onsite at Berlin, Dresden (preferred), Essen, or Frankfurt am Main.
Technical Staff - RF System Design and Electromagnetic Spectrum Operations
Engineer or physicist in MIT Lincoln Laboratory's Electronics for Contested Space Group leading next-gen electromagnetic spectrum operations systems for national security space programs — day to day covers mission modeling/simulation, RF/microwave hardware prototyping, integration and field testing, and program leadership. Key tools: MATLAB, Python, C/C++, COMSOL, AGI STK.
Associate Staff - RF System Design and Electromagnetic Spectrum Operations
MIT Lincoln Laboratory's Electronics for Contested Space Group seeks an electrical engineer/physicist to design, model, build, and test RF, electromagnetic, and sensor systems for national security space programs. Work spans system engineering, simulation and analysis (MATLAB/Python), RF/microwave hardware development, and lab and field testing.
Assistant Staff - Electronics, Circuits & Test Engineer
MIT Lincoln Laboratory's Electronics for Contested Space Group is hiring an electronics and test engineer to design, build, integrate, and test advanced electronics, RF systems, and space payloads for national security programs. Work spans power/RF design, hardware development, test automation, and data analysis.
Kubernetes Cloud Engineer
Cloud Engineer at CJIB, a Dutch government executive agency, building and maintaining a Kubernetes-based private cloud in Leeuwarden (hybrid, ~2 days/week onsite). Day-to-day: platform development and innovation, prototyping new tech, and building custom tooling, mainly with Kubernetes, Golang, and Java.
Program Manager - Safety & Security Certification (7424)
Leads SEPTA's organization-wide Safety and Security Certification (SSC) program, coordinating cross-functional teams, consultants, contractors, and federal/state regulators to identify and mitigate safety risks and certify capital projects before they enter service. Requires a relevant bachelor's degree and 5–7 years of experience in transportation project management or safety certification.