Lead Aerospace Systems Engineer - MBSE & Avionics Architect

Southwest Research Institute

Dayton (OH)

On-site

USD 140,000 - 210,000

Full time

10 days ago

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Job summary

The Tactical Aerospace Department at Southwest Research Institute seeks a System Engineer to lead MBSE-driven development of complex flight-worthy avionics and LRU systems. You will guide hardware, firmware, software, and AI/ML efforts, define CONOPS, and work with clients to establish system requirements and architectures.

Travel is required, with on-site work in San Antonio or Dayton. The role demands 10+ years in avionics/LRU development, broad systems engineering knowledge, MBSE proficiency,

Qualifications

Requires a Bachelors degree in Electrical Engineering, Systems Engineering or equivalent with related experience.
Experience: 10+ years in deriving, allocating tiered System Engineering requirements in Avionics/LRU contexts.
MBSE experience and ability to develop CONOPS; valid driver's license.

Responsibilities

Lead system, LRU architectures and CONOPS.
Coordinate multi-disciplinary teams to develop hardware, firmware, software, and AI/ML for complex flight-worthy avionics/LRU payloads.
Interact with clients to define system requirements and architectures; develop specification documents and architectures.
Perform trade analyses and allocate functions to components; support proposals and roadmaps.

Skills

MBSE

System engineering

Requirements allocation

Leadership

Travel willingness

Education

Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering

Bachelor's degree in Systems Engineering

Tools

SysML

DOORS

Job description

Travel is required, with on-site work in San Antonio or Dayton. The role demands 10+ years in avionics/LRU development, broad systems engineering knowledge, MBSE proficiency,

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