Senior Missile Defense Integration Engineer

AeroVironment•Huntsville, AL

5d•Onsite

About The Position

AV is looking for a highly talented Senior Missile Defense Integration Engineer to join our Huntsville team! In this role you will be part of our team providing Systems Engineering Technical Assistance to the Missile Defense Agency Ground-based Midcourse Dense (MDA/GMD) Product Office under the Teams-Next Missile Defense Systems Engineering (TN-MDSE) contract managed by the Missile Defense Agency.

Requirements

Master's degree in a Science, Technology, Engineering, or Math (STEM) field
12+ years of related professional experience in mechanical/aerospace structural analysis
Active Secret Clearance required
Demonstrated experience with Ground-based Missile Defense interceptors, launch or ground systems
Demonstrated experience testing complex military weapon systems (Test Management and/or Test Conductor experience Highly Desired)
Ability to work independently and as part of an integrated Govt/Industry multi-disciplinary team
Excellent written and oral communication skills

Nice To Haves

Active Top Secret Clearance or eligibility for TS upgrade as required
Demonstrated experience with Missile Defense Agency managed weapon systems
Demonstrated experience with complex weapon system checkout procedures

Responsibilities

Develop and modify fielding, modification, and integration procedures for elements of the GMD Weapon System
Coordinate with Prime contractor development, and contractor/Government fielding and configuration management teams to generate, implement, and monitor configuration management in support of the GMD Weapon System Integration (WSI) Program Office
Support planning, coordination, and execution of GMD WSI test activities
Support and lead multi-disciplinary Technical Interchange Meetings (TIM) and Working Groups (WG) with missile defense Government and Industry partners
Coordinate and support execution of TIMs and/or WGs in the absence of Government Product Office Chairs.
Document activities, actions, and Executive Summaries of structural analysis TIMs and WGs