Signal Processing Engineer Opening at Leidos Electronic Warfare Division

Leidos has opened a recruitment push for a Signal Processing Engineer within its Electronic Warfare Division to support electronic warfare programs in Arlington, Virginia, according to company career listings. The role targets technical specialists to work on defense systems without offering remote work options.

Position Details and Work Location

The opening requires engineering professionals to operate on-site in Arlington, Virginia. Candidates will develop and integrate advanced signal processing architectures for active defense programs. Leidos lists the position under its specialized electronic warfare group, which builds technologies designed to detect, analyze, and counter modern radio frequency and electromagnetic threats.

Requirements for Defense Engineering Candidates

Applicants for the signal processing post must possess a strong background in algorithm design, digital signal processing, and system engineering. The division focuses on implementing real-time processing solutions for complex operational environments. Defense contractors typically require candidates to hold active security clearances or meet eligibility standards to access classified project material.

Leidos maintains a large footprint across the Washington, D.C., metropolitan area, supporting various military branches and intelligence agencies with technical services and engineering products. The current vacancy reflects ongoing federal investment in electronic warfare capabilities amid shifting global defense priorities.