USELMS Database Analyst Security Clearance

Position: USELMS Database Analyst with Security Clearance
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- Description USELMS Database Analyst

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57 IS / 365 ISRG – JBSA‑Lackland, TX Position Summary Leidos’ Defense Sector is seeking an experienced Electronic Warfare (EW) and Technical Intelligence professional to serve as a United States Electromagnetic Systems (USELMS) Analyst supporting the 57th Intelligence Squadron, 365th ISRG, 363rd ISRW, and 16th Air Force at Joint Base San Antonio–Lackland, Texas. The selected candidate will lead technical and engineering verification of USELMS database methodologies, validate engineering and intelligence source data, and ensure strict adherence to EW and Intelligence Community (IC) standards.

This role provides expert guidance on analytical workflows and supports modeling activities across Radar, EO/IR, Communications, ECM, RWR, and other electromagnetic spectrum–dependent systems. The analyst will also help manage acquisition intelligence requirements, RFIs, and Data Quality Feedback (DQF) to ensure that own‑forces and U.S. commercial parametric data are accurately captured, prioritized, and delivered to end users. Primary Responsibilities
* Support USELMS Government Acceptance Reviews

* Conduct engineering assessments of USELMS database files for Platforms, Radar, EO/IR, Communications, ECM, and RWR systems

* Perform independent quality control of technical data, engineering models, and intelligence studies to ensure accurate system behavior representation

* Document QC findings and brief government Program Managers to support formal acceptance decisions

* Standardize and refine USELMS processes

* Develop and maintain consistent processes, standards, and procedures aligned with IMD Production Centers and end‑user feedback

* Analyze U.S. and own‑forces systems

* Assess Radar, EO/IR, Communications, ECM, RWR, and other EMS‑dependent systems as assigned

* Support Foreign Disclosure Officer (FDO) activities

* Conduct preliminary review, QC, filtering, and formatting of foreign‑releasable USELMS models across all Services

* Provide NATO emitter database updates for Radar and Communications systems upon approval

* Manage USELMS Data Quality Feedback (DQF)

* Track, analyze, and resolve DQF reports to maintain data integrity and mission readiness

* Support the Acquisition Intelligence Requirement Enterprise System (AIRES)

* Manage Blue/White IMD data requests, including:

* Verifying system activity status

* Assigning responsible agencies (57 IS, ARAT, NIWDC)

* Forecasting model initialization/update timelines using the Hawkeye task management system

* Notify responsible agencies of unmet requirements

* Create new AIRES requirement packages for requests originating outside the system

* Drive continuous improvement of USELMS processes

* Identify inefficiencies and propose modernization opportunities

* Enhance data integration with other IC databases via APIs or similar technologies Basic Qualifications
* Bachelor’s Degree in Electrical Engineering, Radar Engineering, Physics, or related technical field. Additional years of experience may be considered in lieu of a degree. A Master’s Degree may substitute for additional experience.

* Active TS/SCI clearance with understanding of associated security practices

* 10+ years of analytical experience.

* Experience with in the EW community, Intelligence Community, Electromagnetic Spectrum (EMS) community, or an IMD Production Center

* Strong written and verbal communication skills

* Ability to work independently with minimal oversight

Preferred Qualifications
* Familiarity with USELMS modeling schemas (Radar, Communications, ECM, EO/IR, RWR, Platforms)

* Experience handling security markings and CUI

* Knowledge of the Nighthawk analytical toolset

* Background in radar system design/operations/maintenance, Technical ELINT At Leidos, we don’t want someone who "fits the mold"—we want someone who melts it down and builds something better. This is a role for the restless, the over-caffeinated, the ones who ask, “what’s next?” before the dust settles on “what’s now.” If you’re already scheming step 20 while everyone else is still debating step 2… good.

You’ll fit right in. Original Posting:
January 11, 2026 For U.S. Positions:
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