Strategic Systems Engineer: First‑Principles & Multi‑Physics

Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory

Laurel (MD)

Sur place

USD 100 000 - 245 000

Plein temps

14 jours+

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Résumé du poste

Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory (APL) seeks a Multidisciplinary Systems Engineer (Systems Design Analysis focus) to ensure the physical realization, durability, and technical credibility of strategic weapon systems. Based within the System Realization and Resilience Group, you will join engineers and scientists addressing complex defense challenges.

Responsibilities include first-principles calculations across subsystems, trade studies, vulnerability identification, and tying results

Qualifications

BS in an engineering discipline (Aerospace, Electrical, Mechanical, Nuclear, Chemical or closely related)
2+ years hands-on engineering design analysis, numerical modeling, or multi-physics calculations
Ability to analyze system engineering trade space, tolerances, and survivability parameters
Working knowledge of MBSE methods and Cameo Enterprise Architect / MagicDraw
Willingness to travel periodically (5–10%), including sponsor sites and test ranges
U.S. citizenship with eligibility for security clearance (Secret required at start)

Responsabilités

Perform first-principles engineering calculations and design analyses across mechanical, electrical, thermal, nuclear, or fluid subsystems
Execute quantitative trade studies, sensitivity analyses, and margin evaluations
Identify design vulnerabilities and cross-discipline conflicts, recommending data-driven solutions
Link analysis results to the digital engineering baseline using MBSE tools such as Cameo/MagicDraw