GTRI Careers

The Signals and Systems Division of the Advanced Concepts Laboratory (ACL) is currently seeking qualified candidates for the position of Signal Processing Engineer. This position will develop signal processing algorithms for next-generation radars and radio-frequency sensors for the air, ground and space domains.

The Signals and Systems Division of the Advanced Concepts Laboratory (ACL) is currently seeking qualified candidates for the position of Modeling & Simulation Engineer with an emphasis in electro-optical/infrared (EOIR) sensing. This position will analyze and evaluate EOIR kill chain concepts and their surrounding phenomenology for next-generation sensors and systems in air, ground and space domains.

The Advanced Research in Computing and Artificial Intelligence Division (ARCAID) within the ICL Lab is seeking a Branch Head to lead the Artificial Intelligence (AI) team. We seek an experienced Scientist who can lead our research efforts and teams by matching cutting-edge algorithms with advanced computing technologies to realize solutions for the Nation’s most challenging problems. The ideal candidate will have broad and deep expertise in the application Artificial Intelligence tools and techniques. A strong candidate will have interest and practical experience in AI applications for a wind range of research domains in support of DoD, DOE and healthcare industry. This position will focus leading researching in new and exciting AI advances in technologies to include Large Language Models, Reinforcement Learning and Semantic Reasoning. The candidate will work closely with senior and junior staff members in a collaborative working environment. This is an excellent opportunity for a motivated, results-oriented professional. We are seeking people who get excited about working with data, solutions and developing data professionals. The ARCAID Division works with a diverse group of organizations and agencies in National Security and the public health space. The ideal candidate must be able to communicate complex technical material clearly to a wide variety of audiences including academia, conference proceedings, management, business development leads, prospective and existing customers.

The Air National Guard Program Division (ANGPD) is predominantly focused on delivering combat capability to the Air National Guard through sponsor-focused systems upgrades, testing, and training programs.

A chemist develops procedures, experiments, and analysis to support the fundamental understanding of chemical systems.

ARCAID is looking for a student assistant to join our Advanced Computing Branch and assist in the exploration of AI and ML algorithms in edge computing applications starting Spring 2024.

The Electronic Warfare (EW) Test and Evaluation (T&E) Researcher in the Test Engineering (TEN) Division will research the testing of EW and Avionics Systems to assist with the development of Hardware-in-the-Loop (HITL) test systems.

GTRI is searching for a Cybersecurity Researcher to work in the Assured Software and Information Division (ASID) in the Cybersecurity, Information Protection, and Hardware Evaluation Research (CIPHER) Lab. ASID is a new unit focusing on developing and implementing analytical methods to assure the security and integrity of data, software, algorithms, and cyber-connected devices. ASID research areas of interest include: foundations and applications of AI/ML, information theory, quantitative reasoning, programming language and compiler theory, formal methods, abstract interpretation, symbolic analysis, static and dynamic analysis, malware analysis, fuzzing, natural language processing, and other fundamental mathematical-based knowledge applied to diverse cyber problems. Cybersecurity Researchers are responsible for researching, architecting, and managing algorithms and software for cyber systems. Core tasks will include algorithm selection and implementation, identification and definition of performance metrics, and rigorous analysis of algorithm performance (e.g., scaling behavior, metric choice, etc.).

The Applied Embedded Systems (AES) division of the Electronic Systems Laboratory (ELSYS) supports multiple research products and projects in concert with development teams who are building complex, multi-faceted embedded and electronic systems.

A robotics engineer develops the hardware and/or software that enables electro-mechanical systems to perform a series of tasks with little or no human involvement.

The Test Engineering Division (TEN) in the Electronic Systems Laboratory (ELSYS) develops Hardware in the Loop (HITL) test sets, test tools, analysis tools and test methods for US Air Force, Army, and Navy sponsors.

About the Information and Communications Laboratory (ICL) Website: https://www.gtri.gatech.edu/laboratories/information-and-communications-laboratory In our data-driven society, we convert data to actionable information and communicate the resulting decisions to others. In response to that need, the Information and Communications Laboratory is a fundamental and applied research laboratory focused on transdisciplinary research across the entire information science hierarchy. The laboratory has over 200 research and support personnel working on over $50M of funded research per year. ICL’s fundamental strength is Information Science, a discipline that investigates the properties and behavior of data and information, the flow of data and information in systems, and the means of processing information for optimum accessibility and usability. ICL has broad and deep capabilities across the data science hierarchy of needs, and our key areas of research focus on systems that adapt to their operational environment, as well as scalable enterprise system modernization and transformation. Core research areas include (alphabetically): advanced computing systems, artificial intelligence and machine learning, communications, data analytics, decision support systems, electronic warfare, embedded software, enterprise applications, 5G/FutureG, health analytics and informatics, information science, interoperable data architectures, the intersection of cognitive performance and artificial intelligence, radio frequency (RF) propagation modeling, socio-technical systems, software-defined RF systems, spectrum analytics, STEM education, and trusted systems. ICL conducts research that solves complex problems for a range of domains, including national security, health, intelligence, law enforcement and justice, and economic impact for the state of Georgia.

- The Electronic Systems Laboratory (ELSYS) seeks an Intern in the Test Engineering Division (TEN) for the Spring 2024 semester in Warner Robins, GA.

Lead the technical design and support of our end-user computing environment. Responsible for the day-to-day operational activities of the End-user computing environment, including but not limited to windows, mac, and linux workstation provisioning, deployment, and maintenance; leveraging configuration management tools to effectively manage a fleet of heterogeneous systems; compliance auditing, vulnerability and patch remediation.

The Signals and Systems Division of the Advanced Concepts Laboratory (ACL) is currently seeking qualified candidates for the position of Modeling & Simulation Engineer with an emphasis in radar and radio-frequency (RF) sensing. This position will analyze and evaluate RF kill chain concepts and their surrounding phenomenology for next-generation sensors and systems in air, ground and space domains.

Mission Assurance Engineers lead and manage the execution of sponsored program Reliability, Quality, Safety, and Mission Assurance engineering processes across GTRI to ensure sponsored programs meet and contractual requirements. They assess and tailor requirements, audit current processes, and create and implement new processes for sponsored project engineering teams.

The Electronic Systems Laboratory (ELSYS) System Engineering Research Division (SERD) seeks an Operations Research Systems Analyst (ORSA) researcher in the Defense Systems Architecture Analysis (DSAA) Branch.

This position is in the Applied Embedded Systems (AES) division of the Electronic Systems Laboratory (ELSYS) at GTRI.

The Open Test Software Branch (OTSB) within the Test Engineering Division (TEN) of the Electronic Systems Laboratory (ELSYS) is seeking an Associate Branch Head to help lead a diverse group of engineers and scientists that focus primarily on developing test solutions for Open Architecture (OA) systems.

This position is in the Applied Embedded Systems (AES) division of the Electronic Systems Laboratory (ELSYS) at GTRI.

The Signals and Systems Division of the Advanced Concepts Laboratory (ACL) is currently seeking qualified candidates for the position of Signal Processing Engineer. This position will develop signal processing algorithms for next-generation radars and radio-frequency sensors for the air, ground and space domains.

The Signals and Systems Division of the Advanced Concepts Laboratory (ACL) is currently seeking qualified candidates for the position of Modeling & Simulation Engineer with an emphasis in electro-optical/infrared (EOIR) sensing. This position will analyze and evaluate EOIR kill chain concepts and their surrounding phenomenology for next-generation sensors and systems in air, ground and space domains.

The Advanced Research in Computing and Artificial Intelligence Division (ARCAID) within the ICL Lab is seeking a Branch Head to lead the Artificial Intelligence (AI) team. We seek an experienced Scientist who can lead our research efforts and teams by matching cutting-edge algorithms with advanced computing technologies to realize solutions for the Nation’s most challenging problems. The ideal candidate will have broad and deep expertise in the application Artificial Intelligence tools and techniques. A strong candidate will have interest and practical experience in AI applications for a wind range of research domains in support of DoD, DOE and healthcare industry. This position will focus leading researching in new and exciting AI advances in technologies to include Large Language Models, Reinforcement Learning and Semantic Reasoning. The candidate will work closely with senior and junior staff members in a collaborative working environment. This is an excellent opportunity for a motivated, results-oriented professional. We are seeking people who get excited about working with data, solutions and developing data professionals. The ARCAID Division works with a diverse group of organizations and agencies in National Security and the public health space. The ideal candidate must be able to communicate complex technical material clearly to a wide variety of audiences including academia, conference proceedings, management, business development leads, prospective and existing customers.

The Air National Guard Program Division (ANGPD) is predominantly focused on delivering combat capability to the Air National Guard through sponsor-focused systems upgrades, testing, and training programs.

A chemist develops procedures, experiments, and analysis to support the fundamental understanding of chemical systems.

ARCAID is looking for a student assistant to join our Advanced Computing Branch and assist in the exploration of AI and ML algorithms in edge computing applications starting Spring 2024.

The Electronic Warfare (EW) Test and Evaluation (T&E) Researcher in the Test Engineering (TEN) Division will research the testing of EW and Avionics Systems to assist with the development of Hardware-in-the-Loop (HITL) test systems.

GTRI is searching for a Cybersecurity Researcher to work in the Assured Software and Information Division (ASID) in the Cybersecurity, Information Protection, and Hardware Evaluation Research (CIPHER) Lab. ASID is a new unit focusing on developing and implementing analytical methods to assure the security and integrity of data, software, algorithms, and cyber-connected devices. ASID research areas of interest include: foundations and applications of AI/ML, information theory, quantitative reasoning, programming language and compiler theory, formal methods, abstract interpretation, symbolic analysis, static and dynamic analysis, malware analysis, fuzzing, natural language processing, and other fundamental mathematical-based knowledge applied to diverse cyber problems. Cybersecurity Researchers are responsible for researching, architecting, and managing algorithms and software for cyber systems. Core tasks will include algorithm selection and implementation, identification and definition of performance metrics, and rigorous analysis of algorithm performance (e.g., scaling behavior, metric choice, etc.).

The Applied Embedded Systems (AES) division of the Electronic Systems Laboratory (ELSYS) supports multiple research products and projects in concert with development teams who are building complex, multi-faceted embedded and electronic systems.

A robotics engineer develops the hardware and/or software that enables electro-mechanical systems to perform a series of tasks with little or no human involvement.

The Test Engineering Division (TEN) in the Electronic Systems Laboratory (ELSYS) develops Hardware in the Loop (HITL) test sets, test tools, analysis tools and test methods for US Air Force, Army, and Navy sponsors.

About the Information and Communications Laboratory (ICL) Website: https://www.gtri.gatech.edu/laboratories/information-and-communications-laboratory In our data-driven society, we convert data to actionable information and communicate the resulting decisions to others. In response to that need, the Information and Communications Laboratory is a fundamental and applied research laboratory focused on transdisciplinary research across the entire information science hierarchy. The laboratory has over 200 research and support personnel working on over $50M of funded research per year. ICL’s fundamental strength is Information Science, a discipline that investigates the properties and behavior of data and information, the flow of data and information in systems, and the means of processing information for optimum accessibility and usability. ICL has broad and deep capabilities across the data science hierarchy of needs, and our key areas of research focus on systems that adapt to their operational environment, as well as scalable enterprise system modernization and transformation. Core research areas include (alphabetically): advanced computing systems, artificial intelligence and machine learning, communications, data analytics, decision support systems, electronic warfare, embedded software, enterprise applications, 5G/FutureG, health analytics and informatics, information science, interoperable data architectures, the intersection of cognitive performance and artificial intelligence, radio frequency (RF) propagation modeling, socio-technical systems, software-defined RF systems, spectrum analytics, STEM education, and trusted systems. ICL conducts research that solves complex problems for a range of domains, including national security, health, intelligence, law enforcement and justice, and economic impact for the state of Georgia.

- The Electronic Systems Laboratory (ELSYS) seeks an Intern in the Test Engineering Division (TEN) for the Spring 2024 semester in Warner Robins, GA.

Lead the technical design and support of our end-user computing environment. Responsible for the day-to-day operational activities of the End-user computing environment, including but not limited to windows, mac, and linux workstation provisioning, deployment, and maintenance; leveraging configuration management tools to effectively manage a fleet of heterogeneous systems; compliance auditing, vulnerability and patch remediation.

The Signals and Systems Division of the Advanced Concepts Laboratory (ACL) is currently seeking qualified candidates for the position of Modeling & Simulation Engineer with an emphasis in radar and radio-frequency (RF) sensing. This position will analyze and evaluate RF kill chain concepts and their surrounding phenomenology for next-generation sensors and systems in air, ground and space domains.

Mission Assurance Engineers lead and manage the execution of sponsored program Reliability, Quality, Safety, and Mission Assurance engineering processes across GTRI to ensure sponsored programs meet and contractual requirements. They assess and tailor requirements, audit current processes, and create and implement new processes for sponsored project engineering teams.

The Electronic Systems Laboratory (ELSYS) System Engineering Research Division (SERD) seeks an Operations Research Systems Analyst (ORSA) researcher in the Defense Systems Architecture Analysis (DSAA) Branch.

This position is in the Applied Embedded Systems (AES) division of the Electronic Systems Laboratory (ELSYS) at GTRI.

The Open Test Software Branch (OTSB) within the Test Engineering Division (TEN) of the Electronic Systems Laboratory (ELSYS) is seeking an Associate Branch Head to help lead a diverse group of engineers and scientists that focus primarily on developing test solutions for Open Architecture (OA) systems.

This position is in the Applied Embedded Systems (AES) division of the Electronic Systems Laboratory (ELSYS) at GTRI.