Federal Laboratory Systems Engineer at SAIC

Chantilly, Virginia, United States -

Full Time

Start Date

Immediate

Expiry Date

27 Feb, 26

Salary

0.0

Posted On

29 Nov, 25

Experience

5 year(s) or above

Remote Job

Yes

Telecommute

Yes

Sponsor Visa

Skills

Systems Engineering, Technical Advisory, Collaboration, Stakeholder Management, Training Development, Project Lifecycle Management, Digital Resource Delivery, Analytical Skills, Interpersonal Skills, MS Office, Confluence, SharePoint, Technology Transfer, Partnership Agreements, Research Development, Public Affairs Coordination

Industry

Defense and Space Manufacturing

Description

SAIC, a leading provider of systems development & deployment, targeting & intelligence analysis, systems engineering & integration, and training capabilities and solutions for the Intelligence Community, is seeking a Federal Laboratory Systems Engineer to provide systems engineering and technical advisory (SETA) services to a United States government customer. The Fed Labs SETA will support the government's requirement to build a technology transfer infrastructure for a Fed Lab described as a "front door" for a U.S. Government agency. This Fed Lab promotes collaborative opportunities with innovation partners to include industry, academia, and other non-federal entities who submit white papers, concept proposals, and initiatives. These submissions often lead to the development of appropriate partnership mechanisms such as Cooperative Research and Development Agreements (CRADA) and Partnership Intermediary Agreements (PIA). Key Responsibilities: Work across government customer offices to develop and manage a sharing infrastructure to support existing Ways of Working processes in the following: Document technology transfer opportunities Share them with government/contractor workforce in support of customer programs Track pitches, programs, and transitions consistent with the Ways of Working Deliver digital resources available via Confluence, SharePoint, and agency public website that explains the Fed Lab mission and collaboration opportunities Deliver an exquisite Fed Lab management ecosystem to do the following: Cultivate strong relationships and partnerships with new and existing stakeholders Develop open collaboration platforms (digital and in-person) Create robust informational documents for sharing at public events Develop, deliver, and document effective training for new and existing stakeholders Create effective workflows for project lifecycle management Coordinate with Office of Public Affairs (OPA) to develop a Federal Laboratory website and, Monitor website for new and existing partners' submissions (e.g. white papers, proposals, and initiatives) Track submissions through customer Ways of Working process while maintaining effective feedback loops with submitters Collaborate with technology transition and transfer offices across Government, Intelligence Community (IC), Other Government Agencies (OGA), and Federal Laboratory Consortium to discover and share best practices, assess strategies, and suggest/implement changes Qualifications: Active TS/SCI with CI Poly BS degree with 8 years of relevant experience Effective interpersonal skills and strong briefing and writing skills Strong working knowledge of MS Office applications Desired Qualifications: BS degree in Science, Technology, Engineering, or Math (STEM) Strong quantitative and qualitative analytical skills Current Confluence and SharePoint development experience Prior Patents and Intellectual Property (IP) experience Prior Partnership Intermediary Agreement (PIA) experience Prior Cooperative Research and Development Agreement (CRADA) experience Prior business analyst and consulting experience Prior training development and delivery experience Prior online training video development experience Prior professional social media messaging experience

Responsibilities

The Federal Laboratory Systems Engineer will develop and manage a sharing infrastructure to support technology transfer opportunities and facilitate collaboration with stakeholders. They will also deliver digital resources and cultivate partnerships to enhance the Fed Lab mission.