Senior Vehicle Management System Architect (VMS Requirements)
Boeing Co.
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Boeing Defense, Space & Security (BDS) Air Dominance in Hazelwood, MO is seeking a Senior Vehicle Management System Requirements Engineer to join the VMS Requirements team. You will develop software requirements and designs for a Vehicle Management System and collaborate with hardware, software, and test teams.
The role emphasizes model-based engineering, verification across virtual and hardware environments, and certification support for new aircraft programs.
Qualifications
- Bachelor of Science degree in Engineering or related field
- 9+ years work-related experience with a Bachelor's degree OR an equivalent combination of work-related experience and technical education.
Responsibilities
- Develop software requirements and design for a Vehicle Management System (VMS)
- Apply model-based system engineering techniques to design and verify system requirements
- Interpret requirements to formulate and test mathematical models
- Work with subject matter experts to design solutions for capabilities such as airplane subsystems, signal processing, redundancy management, system monitoring, and controls
- Coordinate and integrate requirements across engineering disciplines
- Verify and validate software against designed requirements in virtual and hardware test environments
- Conduct analysis to support certification of a Vehicle Management System
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Boeing Defense, Space & Security (BDS) Air Dominance in Hazelwood, MO is seeking a Senior Vehicle Management System Requirements Engineer to join the VMS Requirements team. You will develop software requirements and designs for a Vehicle Management System and collaborate with hardware, software, and test teams.
The role emphasizes model-based engineering, verification across virtual and hardware environments, and certification support for new aircraft programs.
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