Electronics Exploitation (EE) Deployer

About the role

CACI is seeking an Electronics Exploitation (EE) Deployer based in Aberdeen Proving Ground, working in a forward, level-two exploitation lab. The deployer supports DOW conventional, SOF and EOD warfighters and other government organizations by exploiting recovered electronic devices. The role requires independence, comfort in isolated work environments and up to 50% travel within the continental US, with 6-month rotations abroad.

Key responsibilities

• Capture, characterize and identify electrical/electronic RF receiver and transmitter modules, operating frequencies and power.
• Identify electronic components visually, research and develop accurate schematics of electronics systems.
• Analyze, demodulate and decode signals to extract intelligence data, and build standardized demodulation and decoding tools.
• Perform electronic data recovery on devices using forensic tools such as XRY, Cellebrite and Graykey, and create technical reports on captured data.
• Maintain chain of custody and handle evidence to ensure forensic integrity.
• Coordinate with CONUS-based engineering staff, generate forensics reports and respond to analytical requirements.
• Maintain assigned equipment, provide mission support, conduct training and field capabilities in electrical forensics.
• When not deployed, take part in training exercises supporting US and partner forces and contribute to level-four exploitation projects.

Required profile

• Active Top-Secret clearance with the ability to obtain TS/SCI.
• Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering, Electrical Engineering Technology, Computer Engineering or a related field with 5 years of experience, or an associate degree with 7 years, or a high school diploma with 10 years.
• Physical ability and commitment to global deployment for 6-month rotations.
• Expertise in electronic schematic design and interpretation, and proficiency identifying components and characterizing circuits.
• Demonstrated use of laboratory benchtop equipment (signal generators, spectrum analyzers, oscilloscopes).

Required skills

• Solid understanding of RF communications and standard RF measurements.
• Desired: ABET-accredited BSE in Electrical Engineering, familiarity with IED/UXS TTP, collaboration with EOD/SOF units, C/C++ or Python for hardware interfacing, exposure to SDR platforms, MATLAB or LabVIEW, Vector Network Analyzer experience, and knowledge of embedded systems.

What we offer

• Proposed pay range of $82,700 - $173,900 USD, depending on location, contract category, experience and skills.
• Healthcare, wellness, financial, retirement, family support, continuing education and time-off benefits.
• A culture of integrity, a flexible time-off benefit, and learning and development opportunities.