Systems Engineer at SAIC

Fort Belvoir, Virginia, United States -

Full Time

Start Date

Immediate

Expiry Date

06 Jan, 26

Salary

0.0

Posted On

08 Oct, 25

Experience

5 year(s) or above

Remote Job

Yes

Telecommute

Yes

Sponsor Visa

Skills

Systems Engineering, Technical Advisory, Project Management, Integration, Collaboration, Documentation, Requirements Analysis, Communication, Stakeholder Management, Problem Solving, Self-Starter, GEOINT, SIGINT, Digital Engineering, Agile Development, Cloud Technologies

Industry

Defense and Space Manufacturing

Description

Description: SAIC has an opportunity for a Systems Engineer to join an elite team providing Systems Engineering and Technical Advisory (SETA) services in Springfield, VA. The selected candidate will work multiple ground system projects and tasks—from broad, strategic issues (e.g. policies, concept of operations, etc.) to tactical concerns (e.g., near-term schedules, testing, system integration and transition, etc.) to support vital operational missions. Responsibilities: § Support Chief Engineer and government staff to execute systems engineering and integration (SE&I) activities across the customer site and work collaboratively with other customer organizations across the mission enterprise. § Work with SE&I teams to execute site system engineering processes. § Oversee site processes are used to document and manage site baseline to accommodate evolving mission needs. § Collaborate with System Program Offices (SPO), local operations teams, and other Government Agencies to integrate various GEOINT space missions into a ground-based architecture. § Ensure representatives and organizations understand site integration needs and processes. § Assist in developing standards, processes and procedures, and operations & maintenance plans. § Review and evaluate technical documentation (e.g. RFCs, CONOPS, requirements; issues and risks, etc.). § Represent government’s interests at various forums and provide analysis and recommendations to multiple government customers. § Serve as liaison between GPOC and internal/external organizational project managers to guide and monitor progress. § Occasional CONUS travel. Required: § Must be a US Citizen. § Active TS/SCI with CI polygraph. § Bachelor’s degree in science, technology, engineering, or mathematics (STEM) and five (5) years or more experience or master’s in STEM field and three (3) years or more experience is contractually required. § Expertise in full system engineering life cycle from concept, requirements, design & development, to deployment and operational maintenance. § Experience with project management supporting the delivery, integration, and transition of mission systems and/or mission applications. § Ability to work independently to support multiple government customers and large, complex projects to address organization’s needs throughout system development lifecycle. § Self-starter, able to proactively addresses customer requirements without supervision and be able to readily define solutions for broad, abstract topics. § Polished communicator (written/verbal) with impeccable interpersonal skills and personal judgment comfortable briefing or communicating with senior government managers. § Strength in collaborating and coordinating with multiple stakeholders -- consensus builder. Desired: § Real-time operations experience as a SIGINT or GEOINT spacecraft operator, spacecraft engineer, or ground systems operator familiar with space operations and policies, ground operations, and system requirements/governance policies. § Digital Engineering/Model Based Systems Engineering (MBSE), Agile development, cloud technologies familiarity.

Responsibilities

The Systems Engineer will support the Chief Engineer and government staff in executing systems engineering and integration activities across multiple ground system projects. Responsibilities include collaborating with various teams, overseeing site processes, and representing government interests at forums.