SYSTEMS ENGINEER III (564) - MARYLAND - URGENT

Job Number: 564

Job Title: SYSTEMS ENGINEER III (564) - MARYLAND - URGENT

Job Type: Full-time

Clearance Level: Top Secret/SCI - Full Scope Polygraph

Work Arrangement: On-site

Job Location: Fort Meade MD

Salary: 210k-270k

Background

• Manage and derive system requirements aligned with DoDAF, SOA, etc.
• Contribute to SEPs, ICDs, requirements specs, and interface documents
• Develop and allocate system and functional requirements to all components
• Resolve CCB and review items requiring cross-disciplinary coordination
• Design capabilities with Integrated Product Teams based on full evaluations
• Allocate real-time and error budgets to systems and subsystems
• Generate alternative concepts, architectures, and system designs
• Define verification methods, evaluation criteria, and written plans
• Create system design solutions that fulfill requirements and analysis
• Provide input to WBS, work packages, and integrated master plans

Requirements

• Bachelor's degree in Systems Engineering, Computer Science, Information Systems, Engineering Science, Engineering Management, or a related discipline from an accredited college or university
• 20 years of experience as a SE in programs and contracts of similar scope, type, and complexity
• Experience in planning and leading Systems Engineering efforts

Preferred

• Knowledge and/or experience with: DoD SIGINT (3 years), Circuit Switched and Mobile Telephony signaling types, networks and systems, including audio encoding/decoding (9 years) ,Specific communications protocols (e.g., GSM, CDMA, 5G, HTS, etc.) and associated community tools, Application Development for IPv4 and IPv6 packet-switched networks (i.e., L2, L3), protocols (i.e., VOIP), and technologies (VPNs, encapsulation) ,
• Digital forensics tools such as Wireshark
• Deep knowledge of the OSI network stack and associated protocols across layers 2-7
• All protocol stacks for data transfer, to include but not limited to Routing protocols, Encapsulation, Tunneling, and encryption, legacy protocols (i.e., SONET)