Systems engineering for U.S. defense and missile defense modernization
JRC Integrated Systems is a systems engineering consultancy embedded in Department of Defense and government agency programs, with deep expertise across FPGA design (Xilinx, Altera, Lattus), circuit simulation (Spectre, HSPICE), and mission-critical infrastructure. The hiring profile is heavily senior engineering (20 of 23 open roles) concentrated in systems and security specialties, reflecting their focus on complex, compliance-heavy modernization work rather than greenfield product development.
JRC Integrated Systems provides systems engineering, scientific, and technical consulting to the Department of Defense, Missile Defense Agency, and other U.S. government bodies. The firm specializes in strategic weapons systems modernization, missile defense capability assessment, cyber roadmap development, and facility sustainment planning. Core competencies span FPGA and analog circuit design, policy and requirements analysis, and cross-program coordination. Operating from Washington, DC with a 51–200-person team, JRC structures work around government program cycles and mission-critical delivery timelines.
FPGA tools (Xilinx, Altera, Lattice), circuit simulation (Spectre, HSPICE), DoDAF and SysML for architecture, MATLAB and Python for analysis, Cisco and Nessus for security, SAP for operations, Power BI and Qlik for analytics.
Cyber roadmap development, strategic weapons systems modernization, missile defense capability assessments, policy coverage analysis, global siting initiatives, facility planning, and information security monitoring for DoD and MDA.
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