MBSE & Digital Engineering Junior Systems Engineer

Trinzic; Chantilly (VA); On-site; USD 82,000 - 102,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

401K with company match

Medical, dental, vision

Life insurance

Flexible spending account

Paid time off

Job summary

KBR in Chantilly, VA is seeking a Junior Systems Engineer (Digital Engineering Process Support) to join our on-site team. You will assist MBSE processes, support digital thread initiatives, and help enable modernization of systems engineering and acquisition.

The role requires a STEM bachelor's degree and an active TS/SCI clearance with poly; strong communication and fundamentals in data concepts, SysML, and MBSE are essential.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s Degree in STEM with 0 years of experience.
• Foundational understanding of systems engineering principles and DE/MBSE.
• Basic understanding of data concepts and technologies such as relational databases, ontology, UAF or SysML.
• Strong communication skills to collaborate effectively with teammates and stakeholders.

Responsibilities

• Assist in applying MBSE processes for enterprise-wide adoption.
• Support development of digital thread framework and model portfolios.
• Help deliver foundational digital engineering approaches.
• Support teams in MBSE method implementation.
• Ensure models and data are accessible and interconnected.
• Follow DE and MBSE processes per SOW.
• Support federation of modeling across partners.
• Communicate modeling concepts to stakeholders.

Skills

MBSE knowledge

Communication

Data concepts

Education

Bachelor’s Degree in STEM

Tools

SysML

Job description

KBR in Chantilly, VA is seeking a Junior Systems Engineer (Digital Engineering Process Support) to join our on-site team. You will assist MBSE processes, support digital thread initiatives, and help enable modernization of systems engineering and acquisition.

The role requires a STEM bachelor's degree and an active TS/SCI clearance with poly; strong communication and fundamentals in data concepts, SysML, and MBSE are essential.