Military communications engineering, tower services and technical publications
Long Wave Inc. is a veteran-owned defense contractor with roots in VLF communications for the U.S. Navy, now spanning RF engineering, tower work and training systems. Its stack pairs HFSS, MATLAB and Cameo Systems Modeler with S1000D and Arbortext, plus Deltek Costpoint and Oracle Primavera, which points to RF design, interactive technical manual authoring and EVM-grade program controls. Hiring skews toward senior engineers, with construction close behind.
Long Wave Inc. is a privately held, veteran-owned small business founded in 1995 that serves the U.S. military as a government contractor. It began by advising the Navy on Very Low Frequency communications and has since grown into communications analysis and engineering, tower and antenna installation and repair, site operations and maintenance, training and simulation, and IT services. The company employs 51–200 people, is based in the United States and hires domestically. Its staff includes senior engineers and former military personnel.
Long Wave uses Deltek Costpoint, Oracle Primavera, HFSS, MATLAB, Cameo Systems Modeler, Arbortext and S1000D, Python, C++, C#, Java, Unity, Jira, Confluence, SAP Concur and UKG.
Yes. Engineering is Long Wave's largest hiring area, mostly at the senior level. The company is also hiring in construction, operations, sales and finance, all within the United States.
Current work includes IETM and NATOPS/NATIP publication development, an EVM system rollout, training device simulators, DoD integrated system development, and moving new designs into production.
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