Job Title: Electromagnetic Environmental Effects Test Engineer
Location: Hill AFB, UT (Hybrid)
Canvas is seeking an Electromagnetic Environmental Effects (E3) Test Engineer! This position supports the Air Force with developmental testing of the Sentinel Intercontinental Ballistic Missile (ICBM) program. As an E3 Test Engineer, you will plan, execute, analyze, and report test activities to evaluate weapon system performance. Depending on experience, areas of responsibility may include missile hardware (propulsion, guidance, ordnance, payload), or ground system hardware (communication, mechanical/electrical equipment, physical infrastructure).

REQUIREMENTS:

• Bachelor of Science degree in an Engineering. *Experience may be substituted for education with customer approval.
• 3 years of relevant work experience SE3
• 10 years of relevant work experience SE4
• 5 years of Electromagnetic Pulse (EMP) testing experience.
• 3 years of Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC) testing experience.
• Experience with specification requirement verification, including functional, performance and interface testing.
• Experience with selecting instrumentation to collect test data.
• Ability to prioritize work to balance multiple projects and deadlines.
• Utilize resources effectively to accomplish work, including ability to work effectively alone and within a group.
• Personal and organizational interactions exhibit and foster cooperation and teamwork, enhance customer relations, and actively promote rapport with customers.
• Verbal and written communications are clear, concise, and appropriate for the audience.

DESIRED EXPERIENCE:

• Bachelors degree in an engineering field.
• 10 years of EMP experience performing testing in accordance with MIL-STD-3023 and MIL-STD-188-125-1A on buildings and on large and complex weapon systems.
• 5 years of EMC experience performing testing in accordance with MIL-STD-461 and MIL-STD-464.
• Experience working with DoD organizations, test organizations, and defense contractors.
• Experience with DoD weapon systems, acquisition lifecycle, and developmental testing as it relates to systems engineering.
• Experience with statistical methods to determine test sample sizing and performance uncertainty.
• Experience working in a secured facility handling classified information.
• Familiarity with development and fielding of ICBM weapon systems.
• Systems engineering experience on a major defense acquisition program, including understanding methodologies and best practices.
• Familiarity with model-based systems engineering methods and tools such as Cameo and IBM DOORS.

ABOUT US

Founded in 2007, Canvas connects a passion for going beyond the expected with the knowledge and expertise to deliver what our clients need now and in the future. Canvas has been recognized as a Great Place to Work Certified ™, Fortune Best Small Workplace ™, Fortune Best Workplace for Millennials ™ (2022), Best Place for Working Parents (2022 & 2023), HIRE Vets Gold Medallion Awardee (2021 & 2022), Best Places to Work Awardee, 2019 Government Contracting - Technology Business of the Year, and Woman-Owned Small Business of the Year (2018) by the Huntsville/Madison Chamber of Commerce.

Duties will include, but are not limited to:

• Develop comprehensive test plans and procedures based on system requirement specifications.
• Identify and define test resources, equipment, and instrumentation required for testing.
• Participate in system requirements and design reviews.
• Coordinate with external stakeholders (prime contractors, facilities, government entities, etc.) for test planning and execution.
• Brief government leadership on test plan methodology and associated test and safety risks.
• Oversee test execution and data collection activities.
• Analyze test data in accordance with a developed data analysis plan to evaluate performance against system requirements.
• Document system deficiencies and determine root cause analysis.
• Prepare test reports summarizing test results, conclusions, and recommendations regarding system performance.
• Present findings to technical stakeholders and programmatic decision makers in the form of briefings and reports.
• Identify opportunities to improve test processes, procedures, and methodologies.
• Adhere to all regulations and company policies related to safety, security, and compliance.