Subject Matter Expert – Remote Sensing & Nuclear Activity Detection
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RSI seeks a highly experienced Subject Matter Expert (SME) in Remote Sensing and Nuclear Activity Detection located in Washington, DC. The SME will support program reviews and conferences on mission‑critical efforts to prevent, detect, and deter nuclear proliferation worldwide. The role leads technical analysis, program and conference reviews, and operational advisement for detecting nuclear-related activities from stand‑off ranges greater than 100 meters from a facility, including airborne, orbital, deep‑space, and planetary-based sensing platforms.
Primary Responsibilities
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- Serve as the primary technical authority/SME on remote detection of nuclear materials, activities, and facilities, including from airborne, satellite, and extraterrestrial platforms.
- Understand the technology behind analyzing nuclear, radiological, and associated signatures detectable at long ranges,
including optical, infrared, multispectral/hyperspectral, RF, gamma/neutron, and charged‑particle detection pathways.
- Understand and interpret models for nuclear activity indicators such as uranium enrichment operations, reprocessing signatures, reactor operations, radiological source movement, and nuclear testing or subcritical experiments.
- Participate in assigned Program Reviews and Conferences pertinent to the area of expertise regarding remote sensing.
Systems Development & Integration
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- Provide technical guidance for advanced sensor systems, including satellite payloads, high‑altitude platforms (balloons, UAVs), ground‑based long‑range detection arrays, and deep‑space or planetary remote‑sensing systems.
- Evaluate emerging technologies such as AI/ML‑based detection, quantum sensors, advanced spectroscopy, and wide‑area persistent surveillance.
- Support R&D; programs across government,
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