Systems Engineer

Overview We are seeking a Mid to Senior level Systems Engineer for SPC 3 in Washington, DC to provide Engineering Support Services to Engineers and Subject Matter Experts in support of the Conventional Prompt Strike (CPS) Program under the Department of Navy. The candidate will be supporting multiple engineering disciplines such as the following but not limited to:
Mechanical, Electrical, Systems, Information Systems, Navigation, Flight Software, Industrial, Re-entry hardware and Flight Termination Systems.  Position is onsite at the Washington, D.C. Navy Yard, occasional telework.

What will you do?

Candidate will also need to be familiar with EIA-649 Configuration Management standards and practices.  Additionally, candidate will need to be familiar with Model & Simulation for SPC4 which is performed by SMEs at JHU/APL, SNL, Draper, LM, and warfare centers.  SPC4 has the oversight of this work to ensure the MYS results are consistent and reliable for decisions on actual flight testing and safety as well as effects on target.

Design studies and evaluations associated with research, development, production and operations

Review, comment, and provide technical advice to the CPS program office on technical documentation submissions from work performers, as needed.

Provide the CPS program engineering and technical support and advisement regarding problem definition, analysis, requirement development and implementation for complex systems in the engineering discipline required to meet technical requirements.

Provide assessments and recommendations on system development, improvements, optimization, or support efforts.

Perform risk assessments and analysis employing modeling and simulation techniques.

Support the identification, tracking, and resolution of systems engineering issues related to technical interfaces, technology insertion/design improvements, and other program initiatives.

Prepare technical presentations, briefings, and papers to address program management issues in such venues as technical design reviews, technical review boards, and others.

Collaborate, coordinate, and act as the CPS program office liaison, when required, with CPS program office stakeholders, to include Government National Team members and the Army Hypersonics Program Office (AHPO).Identify technical issues that need resolution in particular CPS areas of responsibility. Work with applicable Government team leads to facilitate resolution of technical issues. Facilitate timely decisions and review and adjudication of all design products and written correspondence.

Identify risks and develop mitigation plans for identified cost, schedule, and technical issues.

Provide weekly reports on significant issues and actions.

Support transition of research and developmental efforts into production, and management of technical activities.

Support research and development objective utilizing a full understanding of multiple engineering disciplines for topics across flight systems. Topics includes but not limited to, Electrical and Mechanical Design, Navigation, Guidance, and Control, Telemetry and Instrumentation, Flight Software, Re-entry Hardware, and Flight Termination Systems, Requirement Definition, Allocation, and Verification, Mechanical, Electrical, and Software Interfaces.

Provides recommendations for procedures or modifications to procedures to solve complex problems considering defense system capacity and limitations, operating time, and form of desired results.

Support the preparation of detailed specifications from which research programs will be written.

Conduct assessments and make recommendations for program design, testing, and documentation utilizing a full knowledge of all phases of research application, analysis, and…