Energetics Engineering Project Officer

Booz Allen Hamilton•Wharton, NJ

5d•Onsite

About The Position

Energetics Engineering Project Officer The Opportunity: Are you looking for an opportunity to combine your technical skills with big picture thinking to make an impact on the defense industry? You understand your customer’s environment and how to develop the right systems for their mission. Your ability to translate real-world needs into technical specifications makes you an integral part of delivering a customer-focused engineering solution. As a leader in systems engineering, we’re looking for you to solve complex challenges and shape the DoD’s next generation of weapon systems by leading engineering efforts to design and develop high-quality customized solutions. Your customer will trust you to not only design and develop these systems, but also evolve them with advanced technology solutions. Share your expertise through leadership and mentoring, while broadening your skillset into areas like artillery fuzing and propulsion of munitions. Grow your skills by merging systems engineering skills and modernization requirements to create solutions that improve system lethality, performance, survivability, and safety across critical defense programs. Join our team and create the future of defense systems. Join us. The world can’t wait.

Requirements

10+ years of experience in systems engineering
Experience leading Integrated Product Teams, developing roadmaps, and conducting risk assessments and trade off studies
Experience capturing, arranging, modeling, and documenting performance of artillery designs and selection criteria
Experience facilitating, conducting, and organizing technical reviews, including briefing leadership
Ability to develop work breakdown structures and integrated master schedules
Ability to travel up to 25% of the time
Secret clearance
Bachelor's degree in Engineering or a Science field

Nice To Haves

Experience managing programs which utilize the DoD acquisition lifecycle and associated systems engineering artifacts
Knowledge of military munitions energetics and cannon propulsion systems
Master’s degree in Engineering or Engineering Management
Lean Six Sigma Certification

Responsibilities

Leading engineering efforts to design and develop high-quality customized solutions.
Translating real-world needs into technical specifications.
Solving complex challenges and shaping the DoD’s next generation of weapon systems.
Designing and developing systems and evolving them with advanced technology solutions.
Sharing expertise through leadership and mentoring.
Broadening skillset into areas like artillery fuzing and propulsion of munitions.
Merging systems engineering skills and modernization requirements to create solutions that improve system lethality, performance, survivability, and safety across critical defense programs.
Leading Integrated Product Teams.
Developing roadmaps.
Conducting risk assessments and trade off studies.
Capturing, arranging, modeling, and documenting performance of artillery designs and selection criteria.
Facilitating, conducting, and organizing technical reviews, including briefing leadership.
Developing work breakdown structures and integrated master schedules.