GTRI Careers

A Software Engineer designs, develops, and tests software; additionally manages software development teams, provides technical leadership, establishes software development lifecycle practices and processes.

The Georgia Tech Research Institute (GTRI) in Atlanta, GA is looking for experienced radar engineers and scientists with interest in assessing the performance of domestic and foreign radar systems and developing unique radar hardware prototypes across multiple frequency bands from VHF to Ka-band.

RF/Radar Systems Engineers work with a team to perform advanced system and algorithm development using established systems engineering approaches.

GTRI is searching for a Critical Infrastructure Cybersecurity Researcher to work in the Embedded Cyber Techniques (ECT) Branch within the Embedded System Vulnerability Division (ESVD) in the Cybersecurity, Information Protection, and Hardware Evaluation Research (CIPHER) Lab. ESVD is skilled in reverse engineering, vulnerability discovery, and forensics analysis of embedded systems. The team is expert in vulnerability discovery and the development and demonstration of RF and network-based techniques to gain unauthorized access to and/or exploit various types of information networks.

An Optical Engineer leverages knowledge and skills from the fields of optical sciences and optics manufacturing to research, design, model, analyze, assemble, integrate, and test complex EO-IR systems for applications in imaging, remote sensing, and telecommunications.

The CIPHER-IT division is looking for intern students for Spring 2023. The students will be members of our IT Operations technology support team utilizing our Service Desk to help internal customers within CIPHER. Students working for IT Operations will work on service tickets relating to provisioning, maintaining, and securing Windows, macOS, and Linux systems for advanced engineers and developers.

GTRI’s Trusted Microelectronics Program Office (TMPO) seeks a Student Intern/Assistant starting the Spring 2023 semester with an interest in the development of novel cutting-edge software tools and/or hardware design to support research in microelectronics and embedded systems hardware security.

GTRI’s Trusted Microelectronics Program Office (TMPO) seeks a co-op starting the Spring 2023 semester with an interest in the development of novel cutting-edge software tools and/or hardware design to support research in microelectronics and embedded systems hardware security.

GTRI’s Trusted Microelectronics Program Office (TMPO) seeks a GRA starting the Spring 2023 semester with an interest in the development of novel cutting-edge software tools and/or hardware design to support research in microelectronics and embedded systems hardware security.

The Center for Health Analytics and Informatics (CHAI) within the Information and Communications Laboratory (ICL) seeks Graduate Assistant (GA) candidates to work as data scientists within our center at the Georgia Tech-Atlanta campus. This position would be responsible for working on projects related to health data analytics, and health data interoperability. In this role, you will work with a team of data scientists and software engineers to craft innovative solutions for problems within public health, or to support clinical health systems and related research. As a health data analytics/informatics GA, work opportunities consist of building data visualizations, building models to track and analyze trends, building data pipelines to process, clean, and harmonize data, ingesting and outputting data with FHIR, building interactive web applications to explore and analyze data, working with health data ontologies to build clinical phenotypes, or working with text data to extract relevant clinical features. Projects in our center range from building Sickle Cell Disease phenotypes, to building interactive dashboards to track COVID-19 hotspots, to building data pipelines for mortality data, as well as others.

A Software Engineer designs, develops, and tests software; additionally manages software development teams, provides technical leadership, establishes software development lifecycle practices and processes.

The Applied Systems Laboratory (ASL) seeks a co-op/intern in the Systems Integration Division (SID) for the Spring 2023 semester. The student will work under the guidance of GTRI researchers performing one or more of the following activities: • Data Analysis • Systems Engineering and Design • Embedded Software Programming • Windows Software Programming • Algorithm Development • Python Programming

Program Managers direct and oversee a portfolio of research projects and internal and external sponsors/stakeholders. They are responsible both for technical execution, schedule, and budget of assigned portfolio.

This position will be in the Project Management Office (PMO) and will be involve with PM and mission assurance of external DOD sponsored research projects. The PMO applies consistent and structured PM support to many projects and programs across the organization.

Program Managers direct and oversee a portfolio of research projects and internal and external sponsors/stakeholders. They are responsible both for technical execution, schedule, and budget of assigned portfolio. Develops planning of programs and future projects through interaction with stakeholders. Develop trusted relationships with sponsors and also serve in an advisory capacity to critical stakeholders defining the technical direction of projects and technical thrusts

The successful candidates will be involved in software design, development, integration, and testing of real-time systems and working as a team with the hardware and algorithm engineers. Our real-time software applications are developed using C and C++ and our forensic applications utilize Python programming languages running on a variety of computing platforms running Linux and Windows operating systems. SEAD utilizes productive modern (Agile) and industry-proven software development processes and environments.

Systems Engineers lead technical teams through systems definition and requirements engineering, design synthesis, and systems analysis and the design, implementation, operation and technical management of systems projects.

The Georgia Tech Research Institute has opportunities for research engineers within the Sensor and Systems Engineering Division (SSED). SSED projects focus on developing hardware for a wide range of Department of Defense applications. Hardware development includes designing and building custom hardware, modifying existing hardware, implementing solutions using general purpose hardware, and repurposing hardware.

The Georgia Tech Research Institute has opportunities for research engineers within the Sensor and Systems Engineering Division (SSED). SSED projects focus on developing hardware for a wide range of Department of Defense applications. Hardware development includes designing and building custom hardware, modifying existing hardware, implementing solutions using general purpose hardware, and repurposing hardware.

Systems Engineers lead technical teams through systems definition and requirements engineering, design synthesis, and systems analysis and the design, implementation, operation and technical management of systems projects.

A Software Engineer designs, develops, and tests software; additionally manages software development teams, provides technical leadership, establishes software development lifecycle practices and processes.

The Georgia Tech Research Institute (GTRI) in Atlanta, GA is looking for experienced radar engineers and scientists with interest in assessing the performance of domestic and foreign radar systems and developing unique radar hardware prototypes across multiple frequency bands from VHF to Ka-band.

RF/Radar Systems Engineers work with a team to perform advanced system and algorithm development using established systems engineering approaches.

GTRI is searching for a Critical Infrastructure Cybersecurity Researcher to work in the Embedded Cyber Techniques (ECT) Branch within the Embedded System Vulnerability Division (ESVD) in the Cybersecurity, Information Protection, and Hardware Evaluation Research (CIPHER) Lab. ESVD is skilled in reverse engineering, vulnerability discovery, and forensics analysis of embedded systems. The team is expert in vulnerability discovery and the development and demonstration of RF and network-based techniques to gain unauthorized access to and/or exploit various types of information networks.

An Optical Engineer leverages knowledge and skills from the fields of optical sciences and optics manufacturing to research, design, model, analyze, assemble, integrate, and test complex EO-IR systems for applications in imaging, remote sensing, and telecommunications.

The CIPHER-IT division is looking for intern students for Spring 2023. The students will be members of our IT Operations technology support team utilizing our Service Desk to help internal customers within CIPHER. Students working for IT Operations will work on service tickets relating to provisioning, maintaining, and securing Windows, macOS, and Linux systems for advanced engineers and developers.

GTRI’s Trusted Microelectronics Program Office (TMPO) seeks a Student Intern/Assistant starting the Spring 2023 semester with an interest in the development of novel cutting-edge software tools and/or hardware design to support research in microelectronics and embedded systems hardware security.

GTRI’s Trusted Microelectronics Program Office (TMPO) seeks a co-op starting the Spring 2023 semester with an interest in the development of novel cutting-edge software tools and/or hardware design to support research in microelectronics and embedded systems hardware security.

GTRI’s Trusted Microelectronics Program Office (TMPO) seeks a GRA starting the Spring 2023 semester with an interest in the development of novel cutting-edge software tools and/or hardware design to support research in microelectronics and embedded systems hardware security.

The Center for Health Analytics and Informatics (CHAI) within the Information and Communications Laboratory (ICL) seeks Graduate Assistant (GA) candidates to work as data scientists within our center at the Georgia Tech-Atlanta campus. This position would be responsible for working on projects related to health data analytics, and health data interoperability. In this role, you will work with a team of data scientists and software engineers to craft innovative solutions for problems within public health, or to support clinical health systems and related research. As a health data analytics/informatics GA, work opportunities consist of building data visualizations, building models to track and analyze trends, building data pipelines to process, clean, and harmonize data, ingesting and outputting data with FHIR, building interactive web applications to explore and analyze data, working with health data ontologies to build clinical phenotypes, or working with text data to extract relevant clinical features. Projects in our center range from building Sickle Cell Disease phenotypes, to building interactive dashboards to track COVID-19 hotspots, to building data pipelines for mortality data, as well as others.

A Software Engineer designs, develops, and tests software; additionally manages software development teams, provides technical leadership, establishes software development lifecycle practices and processes.

The Applied Systems Laboratory (ASL) seeks a co-op/intern in the Systems Integration Division (SID) for the Spring 2023 semester. The student will work under the guidance of GTRI researchers performing one or more of the following activities: • Data Analysis • Systems Engineering and Design • Embedded Software Programming • Windows Software Programming • Algorithm Development • Python Programming

Program Managers direct and oversee a portfolio of research projects and internal and external sponsors/stakeholders. They are responsible both for technical execution, schedule, and budget of assigned portfolio.

This position will be in the Project Management Office (PMO) and will be involve with PM and mission assurance of external DOD sponsored research projects. The PMO applies consistent and structured PM support to many projects and programs across the organization.

Program Managers direct and oversee a portfolio of research projects and internal and external sponsors/stakeholders. They are responsible both for technical execution, schedule, and budget of assigned portfolio. Develops planning of programs and future projects through interaction with stakeholders. Develop trusted relationships with sponsors and also serve in an advisory capacity to critical stakeholders defining the technical direction of projects and technical thrusts

The successful candidates will be involved in software design, development, integration, and testing of real-time systems and working as a team with the hardware and algorithm engineers. Our real-time software applications are developed using C and C++ and our forensic applications utilize Python programming languages running on a variety of computing platforms running Linux and Windows operating systems. SEAD utilizes productive modern (Agile) and industry-proven software development processes and environments.

Systems Engineers lead technical teams through systems definition and requirements engineering, design synthesis, and systems analysis and the design, implementation, operation and technical management of systems projects.

The Georgia Tech Research Institute has opportunities for research engineers within the Sensor and Systems Engineering Division (SSED). SSED projects focus on developing hardware for a wide range of Department of Defense applications. Hardware development includes designing and building custom hardware, modifying existing hardware, implementing solutions using general purpose hardware, and repurposing hardware.

The Georgia Tech Research Institute has opportunities for research engineers within the Sensor and Systems Engineering Division (SSED). SSED projects focus on developing hardware for a wide range of Department of Defense applications. Hardware development includes designing and building custom hardware, modifying existing hardware, implementing solutions using general purpose hardware, and repurposing hardware.

Systems Engineers lead technical teams through systems definition and requirements engineering, design synthesis, and systems analysis and the design, implementation, operation and technical management of systems projects.