Staff Systems Architect — MBSE & System Design (Secret)

Northrop Grumman; Melbourne (FL); On-site; USD 152,900 - 229,300; Full time

Job summary

Northrop Grumman Aeronautics Systems is seeking a Staff Engineer Systems Architect in Melbourne, FL. This role focuses on defining system architectures, MBSE, and model-based development, with requirements allocation and interface studies to meet customer needs.

The candidate should have strong experience in SysML, MBSE, use cases, and Cameo, and must hold or be eligible for U.S. Secret clearance. The position offers a 9/80 schedule and exposure to diverse programs.

Qualifications

• Must have a BS in a STEM discipline with 12 years of related experience, or an MS with 10 years, or a PhD with 8 years.
• Ability to transfer and maintain final adjudicated U.S. government Secret clearance and program access as required.
• Experience with SysML, MBSE Frameworks, Use cases, and/or Sequence diagrams using MBSE tools such as Cameo.

Responsibilities

• Define system architectures.
• Architecture, CONOPS, and use-case development using MBSE methodologies.
• Perform functional and timeline analysis, trade studies, requirements allocation and interface definition.
• Execute trade studies to select among multiple solutions.
• Perform Systems Requirements analysis.
• Manage requirements including decomposition, allocation, verification, and validation.

Skills

SysML

MBSE

Use cases

Sequence diagrams

Cameo

MBSE tools

Education

BS in STEM +12 yrs

MS in STEM +10 yrs

STEM PhD +8 yrs

Tools

Cameo

JIRA/Confluence

Job description

Northrop Grumman Aeronautics Systems is seeking a Staff Engineer Systems Architect in Melbourne, FL. This role focuses on defining system architectures, MBSE, and model-based development, with requirements allocation and interface studies to meet customer needs.

The candidate should have strong experience in SysML, MBSE, use cases, and Cameo, and must hold or be eligible for U.S. Secret clearance. The position offers a 9/80 schedule and exposure to diverse programs.