FITE Test Analyst — C4ISR Systems & Test Planning

dlhcorporation; North Charleston (SC); Sur place; USD 90 000 - 120 000; Plein temps

Avantages offerts par ce poste

PTO

Medical insurance

Dental insurance

Vision insurance

401(k) Retirement Plan

Education assistance

Résumé du poste

DLH Corporation is seeking a highly qualified FITE Test Analyst to support USMC DCGS-MC testing objectives. The role focuses on functional requirements-based testing, test plan development, and defect tracking in line with IEEE/EIA 12207 standards.

You will analyze requirements, prepare test steps and cases, assist in documenting Test Readiness Reviews, and help ensure that systems meet quality and safety standards for critical DoD programs. A strong background in C4ISR testing is essential.

Qualifications

• 10 years professional experience solving C4ISR or C2 technical problems.
• Trained in systems engineering and software design/maintenance, including C4ISR systems architecture, hardware and software integration.
• Experience includes testing equipment to ensure process operates effectively and safely.

Responsabilités

• Assist with functional requirements-based testing and integration testing.
• Analyze functional requirements, prepare test steps and test cases.
• Assist in development of documentation such as Test Plans and Test Reports.
• Report and track software defects identified during testing.

Connaissances

C4ISR knowledge

Systems thinking

Self-starter

Formation

10+ years in C4ISR/C2 testing

Outils

Linux

Networking

Description du poste

DLH Corporation is seeking a highly qualified FITE Test Analyst to support USMC DCGS-MC testing objectives. The role focuses on functional requirements-based testing, test plan development, and defect tracking in line with IEEE/EIA 12207 standards.

You will analyze requirements, prepare test steps and cases, assist in documenting Test Readiness Reviews, and help ensure that systems meet quality and safety standards for critical DoD programs. A strong background in C4ISR testing is essential.