The MPM Engineer is responsible for project planning, execution of new product introductions, resource coordination, quality control, and cross-departmental collaboration in wireless broadband communications manufacturing.
Responsibilities
Collaborating with the PM to formulate product project pilot run and mass production plans
Execute and follow up on new product introductions to ensure compliance with company processes
Implement customer and BU ECN changes and manage projects for stagnant products
Assist in applying for and coordinating resources including manpower, materials, and equipment
Manage scrapping and stagnant inventory of pilot run finished goods and raw materials
Develop phased digital engineering and capability transformation roadmaps aligned with PNT/NAVWAR future planning requirements.
Support MBSE pilot architectures, digital-thread traceability, and data interface planning across requirements, architecture, software, and sustainment artifacts.
Evaluate tool integration and configuration management frameworks to inform future-state capability planning.
Provide technical insights and digital engineering recommendations to Government leadership.
Deliver informal technical mentoring to build organic Government staff competency in digital engineering/MBSE practices.
Requirements
Bachelor's degree in Systems Engineering
Associate Director - Systems Engineering & Digital Thread Enablement
Shape the future of naval defence through systems architecture innovation
Locations (2)
Ashton Vale, Gloucestershire, United Kingdom
Bristol, England, United Kingdom
Compensation
Competitive Salary + Benefits
Responsibilities
Define architecture-related deliverables and work packages, supporting the programme’s progression through Babcock’s engineering lifecycle phases and reviews
Develop and lead the implementation of modelling best practice within the programme using the MagicGrid framework
Maintain and configure Babcock’s architecture tool of choice (Cameo) within the programme
Develop architecture SQEP within the programme and ensure all architecture outputs are correct and are configuration managed
Lead the architecture team to collaboratively develop the system architecture with technical stakeholders
Internship in Guidance, Navigation, and Control (GN&C) System Architecture group focusing on model-based systems engineering (MBSE) tools, requirements management, technical planning, and architecture development for GN&C systems.
Compensation
The US base salary range for this full-time position is $20.00 - $45.00
Responsibilities
Design, develop, and enhance engineering solutions for challenging problems
Implement, test, perform analysis, and provide documentation support
Generate and present test reports including plots, tables, evaluation criteria, and conclusions from data collected and analyzed throughout the test process
Complete assignments designed to develop a practical knowledge of processes, procedures, equipment, facilities, and systems as well as their interrelationships within engineering disciplines
Perform other duties as assigned
Requirements
Undergraduate or graduate degree program in engineering or a STEM-related field
Nice to have: familiarity with MBSE tools
Nice to have: object-oriented programming languages
Nice to have: experience with Guidance, Navigation and/or Control technologies
Nice to have: understanding of systems engineering activities across a system development lifecycle
Support the development and integration of advanced space-based sensing and mission capabilities for the US Space Force and national security.
Compensation
Min: $135,035.83
Max: $234,801.11
Responsibilities
Define, develop, and maintain high-level system architectures that translate mission objectives, operational needs, and technical requirements into cohesive system designs.
Establish and communicate architectural vision, design principles, and technical direction to support current and future mission capabilities.
Decompose complex systems into manageable subsystems, components, layers, and/or functional elements, and support defining their roles, relationships, dependencies, and interfaces.
Lead and support system integration activities across multiple systems and systems of systems, ensuring architectural alignment, interoperability, and end-to-end mission functionality.
Develop and maintain system architecture views, functional and physical diagrams, interface definitions, technical baselines, and other architectural products.
Requirements
Bachelor's degree in engineering, science, or another relevant technical discipline
Senior technical expert in C5ISR sensor systems for a Department of Defense client, responsible for evaluating sensor capabilities, defining requirements, and ensuring interoperability.
Compensation
The projected compensation range for this position is $77,500.00 to $176,000.00 (annualized USD).
Responsibilities
Analyze sensor performance, interfaces, data flows, and operational requirements across complex systems of systems
Assess technologies such as radar, electro-optical and infrared sensors, electronic warfare systems, signals intelligence capabilities, and other intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance platforms
Work with engineers, operators, acquisition professionals, and government stakeholders to identify capability gaps, develop integration strategies, evaluate technical alternatives, and support verification and validation activities
Translate operational needs into actionable technical requirements and assess system performance against mission objectives
Communicate complex findings to both technical and nontechnical audiences
Requirements
Bachelor’s degree in a technical field such as Engineering, Computer Science, Physics, or Mathematics
Master’s degree in a technical field such as Engineering, Computer Science, Physics, Mathematics, or Systems Engineering
Nice to have: 8+ years of experience supporting Department of Defense acquisition, engineering, integration, test, or operational programs
MEO Missile Warning & Tracking (MWT) Lead SEIT Engineer
Providing systems engineering leadership for the Epoch 2 SEIT effort within the MEO MWT program, acting as the primary technical point of contact and liaison to the government for next-generation missile warning capability.
Locations (3)
El Segundo, California, United States
Colorado Springs, Colorado, United States
Denver, Colorado, United States
Compensation
$151,300 - $226,900
Responsibilities
Drive alignment between the government and contractor teams to ensure requirement decomposition adequacy and to develop and execute the program verification & validation (V&V) approach
Serve as the go-to technical voice for the government test lead and government chief engineer, in coordination with the Aerospace Epoch 2 lead
Proactively identify risk and opportunity trades and present findings to government decision makers; participate in contractor and government risk and opportunity boards
Bachelor's degree in Computer Science
Bachelor's degree in Engineering
Nice to have: Master's degree
Nice to have: experience transitioning programs from document-centric to model-based/digital engineering environments
Identify, leverage and guide subject matter experts (SMEs) to assess the technical adequacy of contractor work products and engineering approach, across both the newly onboarded Epoch 2 vendor and the more mature, post-CDR vendor
Build the technical playbook for SEIT processes, technical baseline rigor, and engineering review cadence for the newly selected Epoch 2 vendor, while sustaining disciplined execution and configuration control for the established Epoch 2 vendor
Requirements
Bachelor’s degree in a STEM field or other relevant field
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