Missile SE & Simulator Lead Engineer

jrc; Washington (District of Columbia); On-site; USD 120,000 - 170,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive compensation

Exceptional benefits program

Job summary

JRC in Washington, DC seeks an SE & Sim Engineer to lead design, procurement, and activation of missile support equipment and simulators. You will coordinate with shipboard and system integration teams to ensure on-time delivery and effective training support for LOC missile operations.

Requirements include a engineering degree and 7+ years in defense systems, with MDAP leadership and DoD policy experience. A TS clearance is expected; travel and collaboration with RTX and NUWC are involved.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in engineering (Mechanical, Aerospace, Electrical, Systems or related).
• Minimum 7 years of defense system engineering with 2 years in technical leadership on an MDAP.
• Knowledge of Missile or Ordnance handling equipment and missile simulators.
• DoD 5000-series policies familiarity; DoDI 5000.88 and 5000.02.

Responsibilities

• Lead design, modification, procurement and activation of missile subsystem Support Equipment (SE).
• Lead simulator design, procurement and delivery for weapon system development and testing.
• Coordinate SE and Simulator deliveries with cross-functional teams to support training and integration testing.
• Estimate, fund, schedule and manage delivery with the prime contractor (RTX) and NUWC for simulators and SE.
• Support system-level testing at contractor and Navy facilities.
• Mentor peers and junior staff on SE and Simulator capabilities.

Skills

Missile handling

System integration

Leadership

Clearance

Education

Bachelor's degree in engineering

Tools

AURES/AURS simulators

MDAP experience

Job description

JRC in Washington, DC seeks an SE & Sim Engineer to lead design, procurement, and activation of missile support equipment and simulators. You will coordinate with shipboard and system integration teams to ensure on-time delivery and effective training support for LOC missile operations.

Requirements include a engineering degree and 7+ years in defense systems, with MDAP leadership and DoD policy experience. A TS clearance is expected; travel and collaboration with RTX and NUWC are involved.