Senior Anti‑Tamper Systems Engineer (DoD)

Serco; Nellis Air Force Base Census-Designated Place (NV); On-site; USD 120,000 - 180,000; Full time

Job summary

Serco Inc. seeks a SME Anti‑Tamper Engineer to support DoD programs at Wright Patterson AFB, OH. This role requires an active Top‑Secret clearance with SCI/SAP access and a strong background in security engineering for weapon systems.

The position involves collaboration with DoD labs and industry partners, evaluating vulnerabilities, and contributing to priceable security classifications and program protection planning. A Master’s degree in engineering is required and travel is possible.

Qualifications

• Active Top‑Secret clearance with ability to obtain SCI/SAP access.
• Minimum 3 years SAP/SCI experience within last 5 years.
• Masters Degree in an Engineering discipline with extensive DoD/government experience.

Responsibilities

• Apply DoD systems security engineering process and anti‑tamper methods for weapon systems.
• Assess integrated circuitry and memory for reverse engineering approaches.
• Provide engineering support for acquisitions including long‑term planning and RFP oversight.
• Review contractor proposals for design feasibility and system compatibility.
• Collaborate with DoD labs and industry partners to assess vulnerabilities of weapon systems.
• Create, staff, publish, and maintain security classification guides for the DoD AT community.

Skills

Active Top‑Secret clearance

SCI/SAP experience

DoD program experience

Security engineering

Education

Master's degree in Engineering

Job description

Serco Inc. seeks a SME Anti‑Tamper Engineer to support DoD programs at Wright Patterson AFB, OH. This role requires an active Top‑Secret clearance with SCI/SAP access and a strong background in security engineering for weapon systems.

The position involves collaboration with DoD labs and industry partners, evaluating vulnerabilities, and contributing to priceable security classifications and program protection planning. A Master’s degree in engineering is required and travel is possible.