Defense simulation and electronic warfare engineering for Naval Air Systems Command
AMEWAS is a 200+ person defense contractor built around simulation, electronic warfare, and sensor testing for the Navy. The tech stack—Python, C++, MATLAB, Lua, LabVIEW, plus AWS GovCloud and Azure—reflects deep systems engineering work on modeling, signal processing, and test automation. Active hiring is nearly all engineering (20 of 22 roles), skewed mid-level, suggesting they're scaling execution on live programs rather than rebuilding leadership.
AMEWAS provides program management, engineering, and technical support to Naval Air Systems Command (NAVAIR) and the Department of Defense, with a focus on electronic warfare, signals intelligence, sensor and systems testing, and simulation technologies. The company is veteran-owned, based in California, Maryland near Patuxent River Naval Air Station, and operates across multiple active defense programs including joint simulation environments, threat systems, and synthetic training platforms. Core service lines span aircraft test and evaluation, modeling and simulation, cyber security, information assurance, and facility support for the Navy's air warfare community.
AMEWAS uses Python, C++, MATLAB, Lua, LabVIEW, and JavaScript for application development, paired with AWS GovCloud, Azure, Red Hat Enterprise Linux, VMware ESXi, and PostgreSQL for infrastructure and data.
Active projects include joint simulation environments, next-generation threat systems, advanced synthetic training environments, battlespace modeling and simulation, and air combat environment test facilities for the Navy.
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