Full-Time

Principal Scientist

AI/ML Specialization

Global InfoTek

Global InfoTek

51-200 employees

Designs and deploys federal cyber solutions

No salary listed

No H1B Sponsorship

Reston, VA, USA

Remote

US Citizenship Required

Master's, PhD

Category
AI & Machine Learning (1)
Required Skills
Python
Jupyter
Machine Learning
Data Analysis

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Requirements
  • US Citizenship is required.
  • Ten or more years of hands-on applied research and development experience in RF systems, signals intelligence, electronic warfare, or related domains.
  • Ten or more years of hands-on applied R&D experience in RF systems, signals intelligence, electronic warfare, or related domains.
Responsibilities
  • Conduct independent, hands-on data analysis on RF sensor datasets using Python and Jupyter notebooks — formulating hypotheses, writing and running analytical code, interpreting results, and producing findings that directly advance program research objectives.
  • Provide technical advice and research direction across a multidisciplinary team; define analytical objectives, review and validate technical outputs from AI/ML engineers and software developers, and ensure coherence across parallel research threads.
  • Serve as primary technical advisor to the government sponsor: translate operational requirements into research objectives, communicate findings clearly to non-specialist stakeholders, and maintain program alignment with sponsor priorities through written reports and technical presentations.
  • Design and execute analytical investigations into RF sensor data quality, emitter behavior, and attribution reliability — including characterizing error sources, identifying systematic artifacts, and developing methods to distinguish real physical signatures from sensor or processing artifacts.
  • Produce technical documentation — working notes, research findings, monthly status reports, and briefing materials — that accurately represent the scope and confidence level of analytical results.
Desired Qualifications
  • Deep familiarity with RF signal characteristics, sensor phenomenology, and the interpretation of passive receiver data — including recognition of processing artifacts, attribution ambiguities, and the limits of sensor-derived measurements.
  • Hands-on experience applying machine learning — particularly metric learning, deep learning networks, or similarity-learning architectures — to RF or time-series signal data, including feature engineering, training pipeline development, and model validation.
  • Familiarity with TDMA network protocols, emitter identification techniques (CID/PID), and the signal processing challenges of dense, contested electromagnetic environments.
  • Experience with interferometric direction-finding, TDOA geolocation, or related passive geolocation methods, including practical knowledge of their failure modes and accuracy limitations.
  • Experience with binary serialization formats (FlatBuffers, Protocol Buffers) and high-throughput sensor data pipelines operating in near-real-time on resource-constrained hardware.
  • Background in statistical signal processing — error ellipses, bearing estimation uncertainty, feature reliability under noise — with the ability to distinguish statistically significant findings from artifacts of small sample size or improper normalization.
  • Professional certifications in data science, signal processing, or related technical fields. Advanced academic credentials (PhD, MS) in a relevant quantitative discipline are strongly preferred and may substitute for certifications.

Global InfoTek, Inc. delivers cyber and advanced technology solutions for U.S. government customers, including DoD, DHS, and the Intelligence Community. It designs, develops, and deploys software, platforms, and services across enterprise cyber development, DevSecOps, zero trust, offensive and defensive cyber operations, data analytics, AI/ML, and research and development, often via rapid development teams called the Innovation Hive. GITI differentiates itself by working with national security clients under Top-Secret clearances and by offering end-to-end capabilities through government-focused contracts and a cleared workforce, paired with accelerated delivery from its Innovation Hive. Its goal is to help protect the nation by delivering secure, fast, and cost-effective cyber and advanced technology solutions to DoD, DHS, and the Intelligence Community.

Company Size

51-200

Company Stage

N/A

Total Funding

N/A

Headquarters

Reston, Virginia

Founded

1996

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What believers are saying

  • NGA awarded Global InfoTek $3.38 million on March 20, 2026.
  • Its contracts page lists active vehicles across AFRL, GSA, Navy, and ABMS.
  • Deepfake detection and GEOINT AI sit inside a durable national-security spending theme.

What critics are saying

  • Customer concentration in NGA and DoD leaves revenue exposed to federal recompete cycles.
  • March 2026's $3.38 million NGA award is small; one lost recompete hurts badly.
  • If federal AI budgets shift to primes, Global InfoTek becomes a subcontractor shop.

What makes Global InfoTek unique

  • Global InfoTek wins defense R&D work, including NGA's March 2026 deepfake-detection award.
  • It holds multiple federal vehicles: AFRL ACT3, ESCAPE, OASIS SB, SeaPort NxG.
  • Reston headquarters and cleared-government contracting position it inside DoD and intelligence procurement.

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6 month growth

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2 year growth

-15%