Lead systems engineering for Medium Earth Orbit Space and Ground system, integrating digital models and products throughout the product lifecycle.
Compensation
The typical annual salary range for this position is approximately, USD $126,000 - $162,000. Individual pay is determined by many factors including work location, job-related skills, experience, and relevant education or training.
Responsibilities
Apply extensive technical expertise to guide system development
Find innovative solutions to complex integration problems
Mentor and supervise team members on systems engineering tasks
Perform multiple systems engineering and program management functions in support of design reviews and requirements verification
Identify, analyze, and resolve technical risks and issues
Requirements
Bachelor's degree in a STEM field
Nice to have: Model-Based Verification and Validation
Seeking a PhD graduate to join the Health and Human-Machine Systems Group to design and operationalize advanced and autonomous solutions for complex, socio-technical systems for the Nation.
Compensation
Minimum Rate $105,000 Annually Maximum Rate $245,000 Annually
Responsibilities
Investigate, evaluate, analyze, and prototype technologies and operational solutions
Develop system concepts and technologies for autonomous/intelligent health and human-machine partnerships
Collaborate with operational stakeholders to document needs and translate them into well-defined requirements
Support design and peer reviews on analytical approaches, system design, integration, and testing methodologies
Conduct quantitative social science research through observational and experimental studies
Requirements
PhD in engineering (systems, biomedical, industrial, mechanical, human systems), computer science, mathematics, or computational social science
Support the Deputy Program Manager, Engineering within Future Combatants and Mission Systems (FCMS) program, driving engineering execution, technical project management, and program performance.
Compensation
Combined Salary Range
USD $135,396.00 - USD $150,205.00 /Yr.
Responsibilities
Assist in developing and maintaining engineering plans that align technical scope, customer requirements, resources, schedules, budgets, and fleet delivery objectives
Support technical project management as directed by the DPME, including milestone tracking, dependency coordination, action‑item management, and preparation of planning artifacts such as BOEs, POA&Ms, and BOMs
Support requirements validation and coordinate engineering activities from development through integration, verification, test, installation, and fielding
Monitor engineering deliverables and technical documentation for completeness, quality, compliance, and timely delivery
Track technical issues, risks, opportunities, and corrective actions across engineering disciplines
Requirements
Bachelor's degree in Engineering, or a related Science, Engineering or Mathematics field
Master's degree in Engineering, or a related Science, Engineering or Mathematics field
Lead requirements and verification for Blue Ring spacecraft missions, managing system-level verification plans and integration with internal and external stakeholders.
Compensation
Base Pay Range for:
VA applicants is $99,201.00 - $138,880.35
CO applicants is $90,934.00 - $127,307.25
Responsibilities
Perform as the Mission Requirements & Verification Lead for a critical Blue Ring customer mission, including all aspects of requirement decomposition, derivation, and allocation
Collaborate with the Blue Ring Mission Lead Systems Engineers, Spacecraft Systems Engineering, Flight Software, Payload & Mission Integration, and Ground Systems Engineering Teams to define system and mission verification plans across multiple customers and missions
Engage with internal and external customers, including government agencies and contractors, to perform analysis of unique customer and mission requirements and verification needs
Develop and manage requirements and verification modules, including internal and external interfaces, with accurate flow-down and traceability
Understand and define the relationships and traceability between requirements, design parameters, technical budgets, ICDs, program plans, and technical performance measures
Requirements
Bachelor's in Aerospace, Electrical, Mechanical or Software engineering, or equivalent technical field
Nice to have: Master’s degree in Systems Engineering, Systems Architecture or a related discipline
Arcfield is seeking an experienced Systems Engineer to support the development and integration of advanced space-based sensing and mission capabilities supporting US Space Force and national security.
Compensation
Min: $135,035.83
Max: $234,801.11
Responsibilities
Support systems engineering activities across the full system lifecycle, from requirements development, verification, validation, and operations.
Lead and support requirements decomposition and allocation, translating mission-level and system-level requirements into lower-level component and functional requirements.
Develop, review, and maintain system and subsystem requirements, specifications, verification criteria, requirements traceability matrices, and other technical baseline documentation.
Support the development and execution of engineering activities aligned with the systems engineering V-model, ensuring appropriate relationships between requirements, design, implementation, integration, verification, and validation.
Support engineering threads by tracking technical activities, dependencies, deliverables, risks, issues, and interfaces across engineering teams.
Requirements
Bachelor's degree in engineering, science, or another relevant technical discipline, or equivalent technical experience
Nice to have: space systems
Nice to have: sensors/RF/radar
Nice to have: satellite communications
Lead, Systems Engineer (Deputy CSE) - Space Optical Payloads
Develop digital models and enterprise-level architecture products to document and analyze capabilities, activities, organizational relationships, and systems. Conduct doctrine, organization, training, materiel, leadership and education, personnel, and facilities (DOTMLPF) research.
Compensation
The projected compensation range for this position is $86,800.00 to $198,000.00 (annualized)
Responsibilities
Develop digital models and enterprise-level architecture products to document and analyze capabilities, activities, organizational relationships, and systems
Conduct doctrine, organization, training, materiel, leadership and education, personnel, and facilities (DOTMLPF) research
Analyze missions to determine resources, capabilities, and training needs
Review, revise, or develop task lists, including considerations for conditions and standards
Apply consulting or technical expertise as well as industry knowledge
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