Flight Test Systems Engineer - AMRAAM Data & Analysis

KBR Careers; Town of Florida (NY); On-site; USD 90,000 - 130,000; Full time

Job summary

KBR, within its National Security Solutions team, seeks an Engineer to contribute to high-end engineering for AMRAAM missile flight tests. You will perform system performance evaluation from pre-launch through intercept and across subsystems, supporting critical national security missions.

You will analyze data, report anomalies, and travel up to 50% to support end users at DoD ranges and labs across the US and abroad.

Qualifications

• Engineering degree in Electrical, Aerospace, Mechanical, or Systems Engineering.
• Ability to obtain a Secret Security Clearance.
• Familiarity with Excel and Access Query building.

Responsibilities

• Analyze and report overall system performance of AMRAAM flight tests, including planning and execution phases of flight and ground tests.
• Evaluate the system performance evaluation of the AMRAAM missile across all flight phases and subsystems: aircraft interface/data link, power, propulsion, INS, guidance, autopilot, radar/seeker, data processing, and fuzing.
• Write, report, and advise on hardware and software anomalies observed during flight test analysis for future development.
• Perform anomaly investigations and comparative analyses as required.
• Understand the application of computer tools and analysis aids necessary for full analysis and reporting.

Skills

Security clearance eligibility

Willingness to travel

Education

Engineering degree in Electrical, Aerospace, Mechanical, or Systems Engineering

Tools

Excel

Access Query building

C/C++

Matlab

Linux command line

Scripting

Job description

KBR, within its National Security Solutions team, seeks an Engineer to contribute to high-end engineering for AMRAAM missile flight tests. You will perform system performance evaluation from pre-launch through intercept and across subsystems, supporting critical national security missions.

You will analyze data, report anomalies, and travel up to 50% to support end users at DoD ranges and labs across the US and abroad.