Systems Engineer- Chantilly, VA

VetJobs•Chantilly, VA

7d•$146,200 - $228,400•Onsite

About The Position

Noblis ESI is seeking a Systems Engineer with national space enterprise and ground systems engineering experience to provide Systems Engineering and Technical Advisory (SETA) services to a client on-site in Chantilly, Virginia. The role supports the future architecture and works with government leadership, national and tactical communities, mission partners, and DoD/IC customers to design, document, validate, and deliver space and ground capabilities in support of the national space architecture.

Requirements

Active Top Secret/SCI clearance with Counterintelligence (CI) Polygraph.
U.S. citizenship.
One of the following education and experience combinations: bachelor's degree and 8 years of experience; master's degree and 6 years; associate's degree and 11 years; or high school diploma/GED and 14 years.
Knowledge of systems engineering, with experience in traditional functions such as risk management, requirements management, configuration management, schedule management, or testing.
Experience with space and ground programs from architecture-definition documentation (ADD/CONOPS) through requirements derivation and allocation, performance metric generation and assessment, test case development, and requirement closure tracing.
Ability to facilitate enterprise commonality by defining, architecting, and integrating multi-INT, multi-sensor, and multi-nodal processing capabilities.
Ability to solve problems in a rapidly changing environment and interface with the customer daily.
Background or knowledge in national space and ground systems.
Ability to lift up to 30 pounds, walk, bend, and drive.

Nice To Haves

Degree in a BSTEM field.
Familiarity with the IC and NRO enterprise architecture, DoD space architecture, and translating Statement of Capabilities and Enterprise Capability Document line items into CONOPs and architectures.
Experience developing, editing, and updating system architecture and CONOPs documentation as the system mission model matures.
Knowledge of electro-optical, RADAR, SIGINT, communications, mission management, mission processing, cyber, and protection systems supporting space and ground architecture.
Experience generating and codifying data management frameworks for major space and mission ground systems.
Working knowledge of SAFe Agile or similar agile processes, JIRA, and Confluence.
Certification in one or more of Agile, Project Management, or MBSE.
Experience with RDNG/DOORs requirements database management/repository, SysML applications, Confluence, Jira, or JSMART.
Understanding of how MBSE enables system requirements, design, analysis, verification, and validation across the engineering lifecycle digital thread.

Responsibilities

Serve as program support to the government Chief Engineer, maintaining technical knowledge of assigned teams and programs/projects.
Provide technical guidance and recommendations for integrating National Systems-based capabilities.
Collaborate with national and tactical communities to design, document, validate, and deliver architectures, systems, and innovative space and ground capabilities.
Research, gather, and write formal requirements, translating them into user stories and statements of work.
Support schedule, requirements, configuration, and risk management, as well as validation, verification, and testing.
Support implementation of a model-based systems engineering approach.
Lead IPT meetings and review process boards, including ERBs, CCBs, SRRs, CDRs, PDRs, and PMRs.
Support the Chief Engineer in systems and mission engineering, system integration, program management, acquisition, analysis, technical analysis, user requirements management and development, architecture, and customer outreach and support.
Serve as a technical expert in the assigned area.
Provide administrative and technical support to government leadership, internal coordination, external mission partners, and other DoD/IC customers.
Track and respond to office tasking, prepare and present program briefings, and update project schedules and calendars.
Travel within the United States up to 10%.