Project Engineer III

Arcfield•Colorado Springs, CO

14h•Onsite

About The Position

Arcfield is seeking a Project Engineer to join its U.S./UK Joint Program team in Colorado Springs, Colorado. The role provides direct technical and programmatic support to U.S. Navy and NNSA customers, serving as Arcfield’s liaison for coordination among the Navy, NNSA, and the U.S./UK Joint Program team. The position involves daily customer engagement and coordination with dispersed U.S. and UK teams and government entities. The Project Engineer coordinates and facilitates technical meetings, prepares written summaries and other contract-required documentation, manages atomic reporting and transmissibility compliance, and monitors electronic file transmissions through designated information-sharing channels. The position also manages a small team and supports customer needs through meeting preparation, action-item tracking, document classification reviews, presentation development, and security and facility logistics. Domestic and international travel of up to 50% is required.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in a technical science or engineering field and at least 5 years of experience.
DoD Top Secret clearance or DOE Q clearance.
Demonstrated experience managing a team.
Experience with organization, logistics, and meeting management.
Willingness and demonstrated ability to write and edit technical content.
Proactive, organized approach and ability to multitask.
Ability to work face-to-face with customers in an office setting.
Ability to independently prepare customer presentations and meeting materials.
Ability to communicate clearly and work closely with customers, UK program team organizations, and Arcfield teams across multiple office locations.
Ability to understand and follow security-related operations.
Strong written and oral communication skills.
Willingness to travel up to 50% of the time.
Ability and willingness to continue learning and work with a diverse team.

Nice To Haves

Master’s degree in a technical science or engineering field with at least 3 years of related experience, or a Ph.D. with 0–2 years of experience.
Ability to comprehend complex technical content.
Experience working in a classified environment and with security-related operations.
Experience with or knowledge of the Navy Fleet Ballistic Missile program.
Familiarity with the design and military utilization of nuclear weapons.
Familiarity with treaties and agreements related to U.S./UK nuclear cooperation.

Responsibilities

Coordinate and facilitate U.S./UK Joint Program technical meetings and prepare comprehensive written technical summaries.
Serve as the Arcfield liaison among the Navy, NNSA, and the U.S./UK Joint Program team.
Manage atomic reporting and ensure compliance with JAIEG and Polaris Sales Agreement export control requirements.
Monitor, track, and support electronic file transmissions between U.S. Government personnel and the UK Government through designated information-sharing channels.
Manage a small team to support collaboration and delivery of contract requirements.
Serve as the primary point of contact for meeting management and logistics between U.S. and UK government entities and their contractors for designated forums.
Coordinate and lead regular technical program meetings.
Provide daily communication and direct support to U.S. Navy and NNSA customers.
Conduct classification reviews of unclassified and classified documents to identify classification anomalies.
Track customer-assigned action items and ensure their resolution.
Compile technical information from U.S. organizations into draft customer presentations.
Prepare meetings by drafting agendas, verifying attendance, tracking action items, and coordinating security and facility logistics.
Develop and deliver technical reports, summaries, presentations, and other documentation required by the contract.
Support additional UK program tasks and customer objectives as requested.
Travel domestically and internationally in support of customer meetings and program requirements.