Principal Systems Engineer - Requirements & Verification

Northrop Grumman; United States; On-site; USD 114,000 - 213,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Relocation assistance

Health insurance

Paid time off

Job summary

Northrop Grumman Aerospace Systems in Rancho Bernardo, CA, seeks a Systems Engineer (Principal or Senior Principal) focused on Requirements and Verification. You will work within the Core Systems Engineering team on TTriton Enterprise scope, performing use case analysis, system traces, and architecture analysis to ensure rigorous, executable requirements.

Role involves cross-IPT collaboration, verification methodology, interface definitions, and integration across the lifecycle of the MQ-4C

Qualifications

• Active US Government Secret clearance required (or higher).
• Bachelor/Master/PhD in STEM with qualifying experience at Principal/Senior Principal level.
• Experience generating, evaluating and decomposing requirements.

Responsibilities

• Support cross-IPT development of system level requirements.
• Implement requirements verification methodology and traceability.
• Develop interface definitions and integration plans.
• Conduct integration and system testing of fully integrated subsystems.
• Manage configuration of developmental and production systems.
• Develop capability roadmaps within specified capability areas.

Skills

Requirements analysis

Systems engineering

Traceability

Requirements verification

Cross-IPT collaboration

Education

Bachelors in STEM

Masters in STEM

PhD in STEM

Tools

TeamCenter PLC

JIRA

Confluence

IFC Development

Job description

Northrop Grumman Aerospace Systems in Rancho Bernardo, CA, seeks a Systems Engineer (Principal or Senior Principal) focused on Requirements and Verification. You will work within the Core Systems Engineering team on TTriton Enterprise scope, performing use case analysis, system traces, and architecture analysis to ensure rigorous, executable requirements.

Role involves cross-IPT collaboration, verification methodology, interface definitions, and integration across the lifecycle of the MQ-4C