What are the responsibilities and job description for the Experienced Systems Engineer - Payload Launch Control (Senior, Specialist, Principal) position at General Dynamics Electric Boat?
Department 440: Payload Launch Control Systems Engineering group supporting SEAWOLF, VIRGINIA and COLUMBIA programs. We are a systems engineering team supporting special project submarine programs. The systems engineering team is responsible for the development and maintenance of unique one-of-a-kind submarines.
The position requires an engineer to lead Government vendors, sub-contractors and other GDEB departments in the development and maintenance of a complex submarine test and training asset. The position requires travel in the United States approximately once a quarter for a week with the potential to be more frequent. System engineers perform many diverse tasks during the project life cycle.
alternative architectures
analysis of lab or ship identified problems
technology investigations
initial system design
clean sheet of paper approaches
reviews of milestone event SRR, PDR, CDR, SQT, FAT, AT
concepts of operations maintenance
trade-studies
DoD, IEEE, and military standards
requirements management and documentation
interfaces both data and physical
identify/resolve program risks
component qualification
verification and validation testing
anomaly reporting
assessment of obsolescence issues
technical refresh assessments
government furnished handling systems, vehicle systems, and electronic systems
Systems engineers typically do not perform detailed hardware or software design but may occasionally assess detailed designs.
In this position you may be performing job duties on a boat and/or in the shipyard.
This position is on-site only in Groton, CT.
Required
Qualifications
Climbing, Kneeling, Reaching, Twisting
Environmental Attributes
Cold, Dusty, Hot, Inside, Noise, Outside
The position requires an engineer to lead Government vendors, sub-contractors and other GDEB departments in the development and maintenance of a complex submarine test and training asset. The position requires travel in the United States approximately once a quarter for a week with the potential to be more frequent. System engineers perform many diverse tasks during the project life cycle.
alternative architectures
analysis of lab or ship identified problems
technology investigations
initial system design
clean sheet of paper approaches
reviews of milestone event SRR, PDR, CDR, SQT, FAT, AT
concepts of operations maintenance
trade-studies
DoD, IEEE, and military standards
requirements management and documentation
interfaces both data and physical
identify/resolve program risks
component qualification
verification and validation testing
anomaly reporting
assessment of obsolescence issues
technical refresh assessments
government furnished handling systems, vehicle systems, and electronic systems
Systems engineers typically do not perform detailed hardware or software design but may occasionally assess detailed designs.
In this position you may be performing job duties on a boat and/or in the shipyard.
This position is on-site only in Groton, CT.
Required
Qualifications
- B.S. or M.S. degree in Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering, or Systems Engineering
- 5 plus years post-graduate related engineering experience
- Current DOD Secret clearance with the ability to obtain and maintain a DOD Top Secret (SCI eligible) security clearance (U.S. citizenship required)
- Current DOD Top Secret (SCI eligible) security clearance
- Experience in submarine electronics system development, integration, installation and test
- Engineering project management experience
- Experience in network and clustered computing design
- Excellent written, oral, and presentation communication skills
- Experience Microsoft Office tools including Excel, Word, and Project
- Demonstrated effective engineering project management including budget management, resources and schedule
- Demonstrated ability to perform engineering tasks/projects
- Experience working successfully both in a team environment and independently.
Climbing, Kneeling, Reaching, Twisting
Environmental Attributes
Cold, Dusty, Hot, Inside, Noise, Outside