The System Engineer will carefully evaluate user requirements, concept of operations documents, and high-level system architectures. This foundational work enables the development of detailed system requirements specifications. Systems engineers then assess these requirements, spearheading design and development activities to ensure every stage is aligned with our objectives. Throughout, they provide guidance to users on creating precise requirements, suggest alternative approaches, and conduct feasibility studies to chart the most effective path forward. Technical leadership is central to the role, as systems engineers are responsible for harmonizing requirements, design, and technology—making sure that new plans, designs, and systems are successfully integrated into ongoing operations. At each phase, thorough technical documentation is produced, covering both system architecture and system design. Additionally, systems engineers direct system development and implementation planning, carrying out thorough assessments and preparing crucial documents such as system engineering management plans and system integration and test plans. Regular engagement with the Government is part of the role, especially when discussing Systems Engineering technical considerations and addressing any problems, issues, or conflicts that may arise. Ultimately, the systems engineer is accountable for the technical integrity of all work performed and deliverables produced within their domain. Open and effective communication with other program personnel, government overseers, and senior executives is essential for maintaining alignment and swiftly addressing any challenges.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Senior