Job Title: TADIL-A Link Systems Engineer

Job Location: Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

Project Overview: Abacus Technology is in need of a TADIL-A Link System Engineer to provide development, installation, deployment, operations, maintenance of C4I systems and planned technological advancements to the Royal Saudi Air Force.  Special transportation, housing, travel, and education benefits and incentive awards are available.

Major Duties & Responsibilities: Support the RSAF officer-in-charge by providing on-the-job training of RSAF personnel in the TADIL-A Link Systems and TADIL-A operations.  Install and maintain operational displays, simulator operations, touch screen display operations, radio control panels, ground communication panels, and secure telephone operation.  Provide airborne platform surveillance, communications, coordination and operation.  Maintain TADIL-A interface equipment including data processing, display consoles, encryption devices, antennas, TADIL-A transmission equipment, UHF and HF radio systems.  Analyze TADIL-A transmissions and provide solutions to related problems.  Provide training in aircraft control, weapons control, surveillance, and radar operation.

Qualification: 10 years experience in air defense command and control systems engineering.  Bachelor’s degree in a related field.  Specialized training in TADIL-A interface equipment and operation.  Experience with radio frequency management and coordination for the TADIL-A operation.  Must be familiar with Data Terminal Sets (DTS), Ground Entry Station Radio and interface equipment.  Must have both hardware and software knowledge of the TADIL-A Interface system.  Knowledge of the test equipment used for the analysis including, but not limited to, Spectrum analyzer and Protocol analyzers.  Experience with encryption devices, keying devices, and protocols used for secure communications and TADIL A operation with airborne surveillance platforms.  Experience with secure voice and data communication procedures and protocols used for communications with airborne platforms.

Applicants selected will be subject to a U.S. government security investigation and must meet eligibility requirements for access to classified information.