SAIC has an opening for an Electrical Engineer with a strong background in Optical Engineering, Fiber Optics, and Telecommunications. The candidate should have experience or a willingness to work in a lab environment, contributing to innovative projects and advancing technological capabilities. KEY RESPONSIBILITIES: • Optical Engineering and Fiber Optics: • Design, develop, and test optical components and systems, including fiber optic networks and devices • Perform characterization and analysis of optical systems and components to ensure optimal performance • Collaborate with cross-functional teams to integrate optical solutions into broader telecommunications frameworks • Telecommunications: • Develop and implement telecommunications systems and solutions, focusing on enhancing network efficiency and reliability • Conduct performance evaluations and troubleshooting of telecommunications systems Stay updated on emerging telecommunications technologies and integrate relevant advancements into ongoing projects • Lab Environment: • Participate actively in lab-based projects, including setup, calibration, and maintenance of experimental and testing equipment • Conduct experiments and tests to validate the performance and reliability of optical and telecommunications systems • Analyze and document results, providing detailed reports and recommendations for improvements • Bachelor’s Degree in Electrical Engineering, Optical Engineering, Telecommunications, or a related field • Must currently hold a TS/SCI and Poly clearance • Minimum of 10 years of relevant technical experience • Proven experience in optical engineering, fiber optics, and telecommunications • Hands-on experience working in a lab environment, including setup, calibration, and maintenance of testing equipment • Experience with design, development, and testing of optical components and telecommunications systems Preferred: • Experience with LTEs and other advanced telecommunications technologies • Familiarity with industry standards and regulatory requirements for telecommunications and optical engineering