GEOINT Systems Engineer (On-Site, TS/SCI)

CACI International Inc.; Denver (CO); On-site; USD 69,100 - 141,500; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Healthcare benefits

Professional development

Time off flexibility

Job summary

CACI International Inc. in Denver, CO is seeking a Mid Systems Engineer to practice systems engineering on an Agile GEOINT program with NGA, on-site at a government facility.

You will own requirements, interfaces, and verification, develop design artifacts, support V&V, and mentor junior engineers while collaborating with government stakeholders.

This role requires TS/SCI with polygraph ability, a technical degree, and 4+ years of systems engineering experience in software-intensive systems.

Qualifications

• Requires TS/SCI with ability to obtain Polygraph.
• 4+ years of systems engineering experience on software-intensive systems.
• Experience with requirements analysis, interface documentation, and V&V support.
• Experience in Agile development environments.

Responsibilities

• Analyze, decompose, and manage requirements and traceability across program capabilities.
• Develop and maintain interface documentation and support cross-system coordination.
• Produce system design artifacts, diagrams, and engineering documentation.
• Support verification and validation activities including test planning and execution.
• Conduct root cause analysis on system issues and develop technical solutions.
• Coordinate engineering tasks with development teams and Government stakeholders.
• Guide and support junior engineers on established engineering processes.

Skills

Systems engineering

Requirements analysis

V&V

Agile

MBSE concepts

Education

Bachelor's degree in Engineering/CS

Tools

MBSE tools

Job description

CACI International Inc. in Denver, CO is seeking a Mid Systems Engineer to practice systems engineering on an Agile GEOINT program with NGA, on-site at a government facility.

You will own requirements, interfaces, and verification, develop design artifacts, support V&V, and mentor junior engineers while collaborating with government stakeholders.

This role requires TS/SCI with polygraph ability, a technical degree, and 4+ years of systems engineering experience in software-intensive systems.