Systems Engr Support Analyst 3 Skill Code:648-Systems Engr Support Analyst-General

Posted 4 days ago

lancesoftOklahoma City (OK)

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Airborne Mission Systems Integration SpecialistOperates the airborne mission systems equipment in the integration laboratory. Applies systems engineering processes, methodologies and tools to the integration of system requirements Creates test procedures and documents test results to ensure Mission Systems integration requirements are met. Performs data analysis to document evidence of compliance to requirements. Gathers information to support integration project management. Documents deployed processes and tools and collect metrics. Troubleshoots mission systems integration issues with the hardware and software engineers. This position requires the ability to obtain a US Security Clearance for which the US Government requires US Citizenship Basic Qualifications: AWACS/E-7 operator or Ground based operator or tester (any will do) Experience performing military systems verification testing Preferred Qualifications / Desired Skills Link-16/BLOS/DLO Operator / MAJIC / Planner classes or JICO patch ES/EW operator / Electronic Warefare college Airborne Radio Technician / Comm technician Former AWACS operator preferred Typical Education/Experience: Education/experience typically acquired through advanced technical education (e.g. Associates or Bachelor) and typically 2 or more years' related work experience or an equivalent combination of technical education and experience (e.g. Master, 6 year's related work experience, etc.).

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