The Engineering Project Assistant (EPA) will be responsible for assisting software and systems engineers with administrative, documentation, process, and general engineering related support activities. Individuals must demonstrate the ability to support several engineers, providing a wide variety of administrative and computer skills to assist engineering projects. The EPA will serve as a process and tool expert for engineering design teams and must possess the ability to coordinate and lead activities, along with strong organization and analytical skills. This role involves editing software/systems documentation, verifying change requests, performing data conversion, providing tools expertise (MS Office Apps, requirements capture databases, change management and tracking tools), generating reports, interfacing with engineers and managers, ensuring compliance with the Third-Party Intellectual Property process, collecting metrics, supporting presentation material preparation, training on processes and tools, identifying continuous process improvements, tracking action items, supporting the Bid & Proposal process, and acting as a primary focal and liaison for program support across engineering and other departments. Potential additional responsibilities include SW/media release coordination, audit support, test event coordination, DoD Common Access Card (CAC) management, monthly inventory and management of integration/ship rider equipment, collecting inputs for Engineering Program Reviews (EPRs) and Estimates at Completion (EACs), participating in status meetings, SharePoint access management, engineering metrics collection, familiarity with process/RTX Lifecycle Program Management (RLPM) rollout, requirements management support, and Change Control Board (CCB) coordination/meeting minutes/tracking/action items.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level
Education Level
Associate degree