Senior Systems Engineer – DoD Fire Control (Tomahawk) – Secret

SimVentions, Inc - Glassdoor 4.6; Locust Grove (VA); On-site; USD 126,000 - 155,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Employee Ownership (ESOP)

401(k) program

Education Assistance

Job summary

SimVentions is seeking a Senior Systems Engineer in Virginia to support TTWCS software development, including requirements, capabilities, interfaces, and architecture. An ACTIVE Secret Clearance is required for this position, with DoD weapon and/or fire control systems experience preferred.

The role involves analyzing requirements, developing new capabilities, reviewing architectures (MagicDraw), and contributing to human factors and HCI design specifications.

Qualifications

• Experience in requirements definition and system design for complex DoD software
• Familiarity with system architectures and interface documents

Responsibilities

• Review and create requirements for weapon system capabilities at multiple levels
• Determine impacts on systems and design during development
• Resolve CR/PR discrepancies between documentation and functionality
• Create CCPs to engineer new capabilities and document design details
• Develop system architectures, especially using MagicDraw
• Provide human factors engineering and UI specification inputs
• Review external interface documents and manage CM
• Participate in IPT meetings and engineering reviews
• Communicate engineering summaries verbally and in writing

Skills

Requirements development

DoD weapon systems

Navy fire control systems

MS Office

Education

Bachelor's degree or 10 years experience in lieu

Tools

MagicDraw

Job description

SimVentions is seeking a Senior Systems Engineer in Virginia to support TTWCS software development, including requirements, capabilities, interfaces, and architecture. An ACTIVE Secret Clearance is required for this position, with DoD weapon and/or fire control systems experience preferred.

The role involves analyzing requirements, developing new capabilities, reviewing architectures (MagicDraw), and contributing to human factors and HCI design specifications.