Systems & Integration Engineer
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General Dynamics Electric Boat (GDEB) is seeking talented engineers to design, construct, and maintain the world’s most capable submarines on behalf of the United States Navy. Our submarines must outperform our adversaries while surviving the most extreme environments on Earth. With your support we will deliver the advantage that protects our sailors, our families, and our freedom. GDEB’s Platform Systems Engineering department plays an important role in the development of a submarine by driving cross-discipline technical integration and optimization throughout the entire platform. The department is seeking a Systems Engineer who will focus on understanding the operation of complex systems, identifying and preventing system failures, addressing operator needs, and ensuring that the overall system meets U.S. Navy requirements. Currently, the Platform Systems Engineering department is supporting a wide array of programs, each in different phases of development, including but not limited to, the VIRGINIA Class Program, the COLUMBIA Class Program, the Subsea and Seabed Warfare Program, and future submarine design programs. The Platform Systems Engineering department also supports platform payload and Special Operations Forces integration efforts. Your responsibilities may include leading and supporting multiple engineering disciplines in resolving technical integration challenges, developing and managing technical requirements, supporting cross-functional interface development activities, testing of ship systems, and managing technical risk efforts. Platform Systems Engineering works closely with other internal engineering disciplines, with various Navy organizations, and with industry partners to ensure successful integration of complex systems within the submarine. The Platform Systems Engineering department is also seeking candidates that have experience (education or work) with Model-Based Systems Engineering (MBSE) practices and tools. Assignments and responsibilities will be based on the selected applicants’ experience levels, skill sets, and ambitions, as well as on the evolving needs of each project. Some assignments may provide occasional travel opportunities to the customer’s or industry partner’s locations. GDEB offers the ability for some work to be performed remotely/at home.
Requirements
- A Bachelor of Science degree or higher in Mechanical, Fluids, Structural, Systems Engineering, Marine or Ocean Engineering
- 5-15 years of post-graduate professional engineering experience
- Ability to obtain and maintain a Secret security clearance through the Department of Defense
Preferred:
- Experience (education or work) with Model-Based Systems Engineering (MBSE) practices and tools.
- Prior experience in submarine design, serving onboard submarines, or in related environments is preferred.
- Experience working in a systems engineering environment is also desired.
Skills
- Strong writing and communication skills are desired.
- A willingness to work as part of a team and independently in a fast paced, evolving, and technically challenging environment is necessary., Basic Qualifications Bachelor’s degree in Software Engineering, or Engineering, Science, or Math, plus 1 year of relevant experience; or Master’s degree. CLEARANCE REQUIREMENTS…
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