Reliability T&E SME for National Security Programs

Systems Planning & Analysis; Washington (District of Columbia); Hybrid; USD 160,000 - 200,000; Full time

Job summary

Systems Planning and Analysis, Inc. (SPA) is seeking a Testing and Evaluation Analyst Reliability SME to provide hybrid support for DHS-related T&E efforts in Washington, DC.

The role emphasizes reliability engineering across TEMPs, test plans, and assessments, with mentoring and training responsibilities. The candidate should have an active Secret clearance, 10+ years of experience, and an advanced degree or equivalent credentials.

Qualifications

• Advanced Degree or equivalent credits/certifications.
• 10+ years of relevant experience.
• Active Secret security clearance.
• Demonstrated skills and abilities to develop and implement strategies, standards, and methods to integrate reliability engineering into T&E activities—including, reliability requirements development and allocation, reliability modeling and prediction, FMECA, fault tree analysis, reliability growth testing, accelerated life testing, environmental and operational stress testing, fault reporting, analysis, and FRACAS, root‑cause analysis, and post‑deployment reliability monitoring.
• DHS T&E Level 3 equivalent certification.

Responsibilities

• Provide Reliability T&E expertise to assist the Government with ensuring DHS acquisition T&E efforts include reliability T&E.
• Provide support, guidance, recommendations, and mentoring within reliability T&E for review of TEMPs, plans, reports, and Letters of Assessment.
• Provide, as directed, focused training on reliability T&E and research Government/industry sources for applicable tools, plans, and procedures.

Skills

Reliability engineering

Security clearance

10+ years experience

T&E planning

Mentoring/training

Education

Advanced degree or equivalent

Job description

Systems Planning and Analysis, Inc. (SPA) is seeking a Testing and Evaluation Analyst Reliability SME to provide hybrid support for DHS-related T&E efforts in Washington, DC.

The role emphasizes reliability engineering across TEMPs, test plans, and assessments, with mentoring and training responsibilities. The candidate should have an active Secret clearance, 10+ years of experience, and an advanced degree or equivalent credentials.