On-Site GEOINT IVV&T Engineer (TS/SCI, Poly)

Stratos Solutions; Chantilly (VA); On-site; USD 120,000 - 170,000; Full time

Job summary

Stratos Solutions is seeking a GEOINT Independent Verification, Validation, & Test (IVV&T) Engineer to support an Intelligence Community (IC) Space customer in Chantilly, VA. The selected candidate will provide independent systems engineering and test expertise across the verification, validation, integration, and operational assessment lifecycle.

This role requires experience with complex IC/DoD systems, GEOINT processing architectures, and oversight by government program managers, users, and

Qualifications

• Experience with independent verification & validation (IV&V), system integration, developmental/operational testing for complex software-intensive systems.
• Experience developing test strategies, test plans, test procedures, and verification documentation.
• Strong understanding of systems engineering lifecycle, requirements verification, and system validation methodologies.

Responsibilities

• Provide IV&V, integration, and testing across GEOINT ground systems to ensure requirements, performance, and mission objectives are met.
• Develop test plans, procedures, cases, and success criteria for DT and OT activities.
• Coordinate with government PMs, systems engineers, developers, and operators; document findings and resolutions of issues.

Skills

IVV&V experience

System integration

Test planning & procedures

Technical communication

Education

Bachelor's Degree in a related technical discipline

Tools

IBM DOORS

Jama

CI/CD tools

Job description

Stratos Solutions is seeking a GEOINT Independent Verification, Validation, & Test (IVV&T) Engineer to support an Intelligence Community (IC) Space customer in Chantilly, VA. The selected candidate will provide independent systems engineering and test expertise across the verification, validation, integration, and operational assessment lifecycle.

This role requires experience with complex IC/DoD systems, GEOINT processing architectures, and oversight by government program managers, users, and