Security-Cleared Test Systems Engineering Lead — Tucson

RTX; El Paso (TX); On-site; USD 108,000 - 205,000; Full time

Job summary

RTX is seeking a Manager, Test Systems Engineering to coordinate across engineering teams in Tucson, focusing on test environments, subsystem requirements, and configurations. You will lead a 15–20 person section, mentor engineers, and drive performance reviews while aligning with Raytheon values.

A security clearance is required and onsite work at the Tucson site is expected. The role emphasizes model-based engineering, systems thinking, and collaboration across departments, programs, and

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in Science, Technology, Engineering, or Mathematics (STEM) with 8+ years related engineering experience (or a STEM Master’s with 6+ years).
• Experience in Systems Engineering or related engineering disciplines including test requirements, verification and validation.
• Experience with MBSE tools and system requirements across lifecycle.

Responsibilities

• Coordinate across engineering teams to define and document Test Environment capabilities and requirements.
• Develop subsystem requirements, interfaces, behaviors, and architecture.
• Interact with SMEs to understand subsystem and resolve issues; support subsystem trades.
• Lead and mentor a team of 15–20 members; conduct performance reviews and onboarding.

Skills

Systems Engineering

Test requirements

MBSE

SysML/UML

Education

Bachelors in STEM

Tools

Rhapsody

IBM Rational Model Manager

Cameo Systems Modeler

Enterprise Architect

Teamwork Cloud

Job description

RTX is seeking a Manager, Test Systems Engineering to coordinate across engineering teams in Tucson, focusing on test environments, subsystem requirements, and configurations. You will lead a 15–20 person section, mentor engineers, and drive performance reviews while aligning with Raytheon values.

A security clearance is required and onsite work at the Tucson site is expected. The role emphasizes model-based engineering, systems thinking, and collaboration across departments, programs, and