Integrated Aircraft Survivability Equipment and Countermeasure Dispensing Systems SME

Booz Allen Hamilton•Jacksonville, FL

1d•$112,800 - $257,000•Remote

About The Position

As an aerospace engineer, you know leading-edge integrated Aircraft Survivability Equipment (iASE) and Countermeasure Dispensing Systems (CMDS) are critical to national defense. At Booz Allen, you can use your advanced engineering expertise to develop next-generation defense tools and technology. We need your skills and expertise in iASE and CMDS research and development to oversee the development of creative solutions that directly impact the warfighter. As an aerospace engineer on our team, you’ll share your expertise in evaluating new technologies, performing risk assessments, and improving the design of aerospace systems. Your experience in iASE and CMDS is key and makes you an integral part of delivering a client-focused solution. In this role, you’ll contribute to the direction of mission-critical solutions by evaluating, improving, and designing leading-edge aerospace technology. You’ll work with a group of aerospace engineers across the company and collaborate with government personnel to deliver world-class solutions to develop next generation and modernized iASE and CMDS solutions for fielded applications. Your engineering knowledge will help the Department of War expand and improve their capabilities to protect warfighters. If you desire to solve real-world challenges and lead mission critical engineering for Department of War aircraft systems, there’s a place for you here. At Booz Allen, you’ll make a difference with us, and, in return, we’ll invest in your future. Join us. The world can’t wait.

Requirements

10+ years of experience researching technology and capability gaps in the areas of integrated aircraft survivability equipment and countermeasure dispensing systems
Experience with the ALE-47 countermeasure dispensing system
Experience troubleshooting ALE-47 performance and developing the next generation
Experience performing modeling and simulation of aircraft survivability across numerous U.S. aircraft and rotorcraft platforms, including electronic warfare, electro-optical, radio frequency, and ultraviolet countermeasure technologies
Experience analyzing aircraft self-protection equipment and sensors
Experience with countermeasure dispensing system hardware and sequencer operational flight programs software
Experience with mission data generator and mission date files software
Ability to develop models and simulations based on threat intelligence that improve aircraft survivability outcomes
Secret clearance
Bachelor's degree

Responsibilities

Oversee the development of creative solutions that directly impact the warfighter.
Evaluate new technologies, perform risk assessments, and improve the design of aerospace systems.
Contribute to the direction of mission-critical solutions by evaluating, improving, and designing leading-edge aerospace technology.
Collaborate with government personnel to deliver world-class solutions to develop next generation and modernized iASE and CMDS solutions for fielded applications.
Expand and improve capabilities to protect warfighters.