MBSE Systems Lead – Naval Aviation & EW

Trinzic; Lexington Park (MD); Hybrid; USD 141,000 - 212,000; Full time

Job summary

Trinzic is seeking a Senior Systems Engineer / MBSE Lead to drive model-based systems engineering on Naval Aviation programs. You will lead MBSE activities, develop and verify requirements, and manage SysML models and interfaces using Cameo Systems Modeler.

The role calls for collaboration with government stakeholders, engineering leadership, and cross‑functional teams, with opportunities to guide architecture decisions and verification efforts in a dynamic defense environment.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in a technical discipline and 12+ years of relevant experience.
• Experience performing systems engineering for complex hardware and software.
• Proficient MBSE with SysML and requirements management tools.
• Ability to travel and security clearance eligibility.

Responsibilities

• Lead systems engineering for NAVAIR programs, focusing on the AN/ALE-47 and iASE Programmer.
• Develop, decompose, allocate, trace and verify system, hardware, software, interface, and cybersecurity requirements.
• Create SysML models and maintain architecture and verification relationships.
• Analyze interfaces: Ethernet, MIL-STD-1553, RS-422, power, secure data loading.
• Coordinate cybersecurity, configuration management, and integration activities with stakeholders.
• Review designs, drawings, and baselines; support technical reviews and testing.
• Provide technical leadership and mentorship to teams.

Skills

MBSE modeling

SysML

System requirements

Leadership

Travel readiness

Education

Bachelor's degree in systems engineering or related field

Tools

Cameo Systems Modeler

SysML

DOORS

Jama

Teamwork Cloud

UAF

Job description

Trinzic is seeking a Senior Systems Engineer / MBSE Lead to drive model-based systems engineering on Naval Aviation programs. You will lead MBSE activities, develop and verify requirements, and manage SysML models and interfaces using Cameo Systems Modeler.

The role calls for collaboration with government stakeholders, engineering leadership, and cross‑functional teams, with opportunities to guide architecture decisions and verification efforts in a dynamic defense environment.