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Radar Performance Analyst

DRS RADA Technologies

Where
Netanya, Israel, on-site
Language, from the listing
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Dates
Found 28 Oct 2026
Last checked on the employer's site
3 h ago (28 Oct 2026)
Source
Employer career page (Comeet)

What they ask for

  • B.Sc. in electrical engineering / physics with at least 1 year of R&D experience or M.Sc. in electrical engineering / physics
  • Majoring in signal processing – must
  • Excellent MATLAB coding capabilities
  • Ability to work in a dynamic environment
  • Proven ability to work collaboratively in a team environment

Nice to have

  • Knowledge in statistical signal processing – advantage

The full listing

Description DRS RADA is a global pioneer of RADAR systems for active military protection, counter-drone applications, critical infrastructure protection, and border surveillance. Join Our Team as a Radar Performance Analyst! Are you passionate about radar technology and skilled in performance analysis? Do you thrive in a dynamic, innovative environment where your contributions directly impact cutting-edge solutions? If so, we invite you to explore this exciting opportunity to join our growing team as a Radar Performance Analyst in our Algorithms Department. Responsibilities: • Collaborate with experienced radar algorithms engineers to optimize radar system performance. • Analyze experiments and field tests to derive technical insights and recommendations for enhancing radar system performance. • Conduct in-depth performance analysis of various radar algorithms to ensure optimal functionality. Requirements • B.Sc. in electrical engineering / physics with at least 1 year of R&D experience or M.Sc. in electrical engineering / physics • Majoring in signal processing – must • Excellent MATLAB coding capabilities • Ability to work in a dynamic environment • Knowledge in statistical signal processing – advantage • Proven ability to work collaboratively in a team environment