Systems Engineer (Journeyman)
Responsibilities
Support the Survival & Resiliency Assistant Program Manager for Systems Engineering (APMSE) to enhance survivability in hostile and extreme environments.
Portfolio includes the survival radios, passive signaling devices, sea beacons and Aviation Life Support Systems such as aircrew survival vests, life preservers, lightweight body armor, buoyant body armor, and survival equipment.
Work on-site at NAVAIR Headquarters building 2272 several times a week as required plus local telework.
Travel requirements are one week per quarter.
Responsible for:
- Performing programmatic or technical knowledge identifying, formulating, designing, and/or testing practical solutions to engineering problems
- Guiding the engineering development of modern complex systems
- Employing systems engineering methods and tools in the development of systems
- Tracking and validating systems requirements
- Collaborating with Airworthiness/Cybersafe Office in close collaboration with Technical Warrant Holders/Deputy Technical Warrant Holders on the Engineering/Data Requirements Agreement Plans (EDRAPs) to gain Flight Clearances approvals
- Providing Systems Engineering support for Engineering Investigations
- Monitoring system performance, integration and airworthiness
- Contributing to risk management, technical documentation, and compliance with acquisition standards
Qualifications
Must hold a BA/BS degree in a technical field or scientific field from an accredited college or university.
Must have three (3) years of recent and relevant experience.
Demonstrated experience in an area of engineering expertise is required.
Knowledge of systems engineering and DoD acquisition processes is required.
Familiarity with NAVAIR, NAWCAD, and airworthiness processes desired.
Active DoD Secret Clearance or higher required.
US Citizen required.