Senior ID&C Asset Engineer

Canvas•Arnold AFB, TN

About The Position

Serve as the technical asset engineer for assigned ID&C systems, including instrumentation, data acquisition, facility controls, and associated hardware/software interfaces. Maintain awareness of asset condition, operational readiness, obsolescence, reliability issues, maintenance needs, and modernization priorities. Develop and prioritize lifecycle sustainment, repair, replacement, and upgrade requirements in coordination with engineering, maintenance, test operations, project management, and customer organizations. Establish and maintain technical baselines, system documentation, drawings, requirements, configuration records, and operating constraints for assigned assets. Support test planning and execution by ensuring ID&C assets are configured, available, and capable of meeting test-specific measurement, control, and data-quality requirements. Identify technical risks, single points of failure, and capability gaps; recommend practical mitigation strategies and investment priorities. Lead or support system troubleshooting, root-cause analysis, corrective actions, and post-test lessons learned. Review proposed modifications, upgrades, and work packages for technical adequacy, integration impacts, maintainability, safety, and compatibility with existing facility systems. Coordinate with internal stakeholders, contractors, and external customers to communicate asset status, requirements, risks, schedules, and resource needs. Support development of long-range plans for ID&C modernization, standardization, and sustainment across assigned facilities or test capabilities.

Requirements

Technical asset engineering for ID&C systems (instrumentation, data acquisition, facility controls, hardware/software interfaces)
Asset condition awareness
Operational readiness assessment
Obsolescence management
Reliability issue identification
Maintenance needs assessment
Modernization priority development
Lifecycle sustainment planning
Repair, replacement, and upgrade requirement development
Coordination with engineering, maintenance, test operations, project management, and customer organizations
Establishment and maintenance of technical baselines
System documentation management
Drawing management
Requirements management
Configuration record management
Operating constraints management
Test planning and execution support
ID&C asset configuration
ID&C asset availability
ID&C asset capability assessment for test requirements
Technical risk identification
Single point of failure identification
Capability gap identification
Mitigation strategy recommendation
Investment priority recommendation
System troubleshooting
Root-cause analysis
Corrective action implementation
Post-test lessons learned
Review of modifications and upgrades
Review of work packages
Coordination with internal stakeholders, contractors, and external customers
Communication of asset status, requirements, risks, schedules, and resource needs
Support for long-range ID&C modernization plans
Support for ID&C standardization plans
Support for ID&C sustainment plans

Responsibilities

Serve as the technical asset engineer for assigned ID&C systems, including instrumentation, data acquisition, facility controls, and associated hardware/software interfaces.
Maintain awareness of asset condition, operational readiness, obsolescence, reliability issues, maintenance needs, and modernization priorities.
Develop and prioritize lifecycle sustainment, repair, replacement, and upgrade requirements in coordination with engineering, maintenance, test operations, project management, and customer organizations.
Establish and maintain technical baselines, system documentation, drawings, requirements, configuration records, and operating constraints for assigned assets.
Support test planning and execution by ensuring ID&C assets are configured, available, and capable of meeting test-specific measurement, control, and data-quality requirements.
Identify technical risks, single points of failure, and capability gaps; recommend practical mitigation strategies and investment priorities.
Lead or support system troubleshooting, root-cause analysis, corrective actions, and post-test lessons learned.
Review proposed modifications, upgrades, and work packages for technical adequacy, integration impacts, maintainability, safety, and compatibility with existing facility systems.
Coordinate with internal stakeholders, contractors, and external customers to communicate asset status, requirements, risks, schedules, and resource needs.
Support development of long-range plans for ID&C modernization, standardization, and sustainment across assigned facilities or test capabilities.