Senior Principal Systems Engineer – Test Architect - LTAMDS Patriot

RTX•Andover, MA

1d•Onsite

About The Position

The Systems Engineering & Test Capabilities team discipline is seeking a Test Architect to support the LTAMDS Patriot Integration program. The Test Architect (TA) will be accountable for architecting a technically sound approach for the Test and Evaluation (T&E) strategy for the entire lifecycle of the product along with influencing the prime item architecture to support that strategy.

Requirements

Typically requires Bachelor’s Degree in Science, Technology, Engineering, or Mathematics (STEM) and 10 engineering experience
Experience with system test activities, including ground tests, flight tests, system verification, or system integration check out events

Nice To Haves

Excellent technical writing and formal presentation experience
Strong proven communication skills
Raytheon Test Architect Certification
Experience with Department of War or similar major programs throughout the product lifecycle

Responsibilities

Responsible for test strategy for all aspects of the program and defines metrics to gauge progress.
Responsible for defining or optimizing test environments and requirements to ensure on-time deliveries.
Responsible for interface and coordination with internal and external organizations on test strategy, coordination, execution, and reporting activities.
Extensive interaction with Program Managers, Directorate Leads, Chief Engineers, and Technical subject matter experts (SMEs).
Coordinate with other program disciplines to draw on their SMEs to address emergent issues across the systems, software, and hardware domains.
Represent the interests of the Systems Integration and Test (SI&T) discipline on the program.
Interface with the customer community on a regular basis to share test status, issues, and address programmatic concerns.
Have a good knowledge base for Model Based Systems Engineering and how to use this in Integration and Test for the test strategy.
International travel up to 20%, Regular travel between Raytheon locations in Massachusetts and Southern New Hampshire is required.