Eweek 2024
The future begins now.
Our ~20,000 engineers and scientists play a critical role in L3Harris’ mission to protect our nation, its people and its allies in all domains. L3Harris encourages the next generation of engineers and scientists to create the technologies of tomorrow – technologies that will support customers worldwide.
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Technology Trivia
Our technologies and advancements are not possible without the hard work of L3Harris engineers, technologists and scientists. Test your trivia knowledge on these key, future-forward capabilities.
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1. Which L3Harris system is designed to fit in any pickup or vehicle with a flat surface, allowing flexibility in engaging targets quickly and accurately?
2. Being able to communicate and connect assets across domains is vital. What recently-demonstrated, resilient L3Harris waveform uses anti-jam Satellite Communications (SATCOM)?
3. How long has Aerojet Rocketdyne, an L3Harris Technologies company, been producing solid rocket motors to support defense systems?
4. What goggle do more than 10,000 U.S. Army soldiers rely on for low-light and night operations?
5. Deployed on the Arabian Fox, what L3Harris technology delivers autonomous and remote control of unmanned vehicles, significantly lowering cost and risk to human life?
6. How often can L3Harris' Advanced Baseline Imager (ABI) instrument update data related to weather, climate, ocean and environmental conditions?
7. L3Harris has provided Electronic Warfare systems on F-16s for more than 30 years. In addition to the air domain, in what other domains do our EW solutions operate?
8. Which NASA mission, supported by L3Harris technologies, will land the first woman and first person of color on the Moon?
Engineer Spotlights
Frédéric Ebacher, Project Engineering
“Engineering is the art and science of finding the best imperfect solution to a complex problem. Anything around us that is human-made takes roots from an engineering effort. In a nutshell, engineering shapes the world as we know it.”
Grant Wong, Systems Test Engineering
“Everybody celebrates the firemen of society, who puts out the big fires and saves lives from burning buildings. Engineering is the unsung hero, that prevents those fires from starting in the first place. The engineer designs their product to not catch on fire, they design the monitoring system to detect the fires, they design the systems to isolate and put out the fire.”
Mandana Hakimi, Project Engineering
“I like the innovative solution aspect of engineering. I’m very fortunate to work with an amazing and talented team of engineers to come up with solutions to challenging, technical problems.”