Systems Engineer II
seacorpMiddletown (RI)
About the role
Job Description: SEACORP is seeking a well-qualified Systems Engineer II.
Primary Duties and Responsibilities
Job Summary:
SEACORPis seeking a full-time Systems Engineer in Middletown, RI. The selectedcandidate will join a highly talented team responsible for design and deliveryof the Payload Control System (PCS) within AN/BYG-1.
Job Responsibilities Include:
- Work with software developers, test engineers, systems engineers and cyber experts to analyze and decompose requirements, design software approaches, support integration and test, manage interfaces, and assess software deliveries.
- Work with the larger BYG-1 and SWFTScommunity to integrate PCS releases and deploy to the fleet.
- The ideal candidate will be self-motivated, a creative problem solver and ableto work effectively in a multi-team environment. Experience with IBM DOORs and
- Jira is a plus.
Qualifications
Education: A Bachelor's degree in an engineering field is required.
Experience:
3 years of relevant experience. Essential Capabilities:3+ years of Systems Engineering experience on software intensive systems. Demonstrated experience in requirements derivation and management. Experience generating system engineering artifacts. Development of test steps in support of requirements verification andvalidation. Ability to work effectively with developers, customers, and leadership frommultiple teams. Ability to obtain a Secret clearance. Desired Capabilities: Experience with containerized applications. Experience working in an Agile methodology. Working knowledge of SWFTS and/or AN/BYG-1 Submarine Combat Weapon Systems. Experience with Linux Operating systems. Experience with Jira, DOORS.As a requirement of employment, all SEACORP employees must hold U.S. Citizenship
Location: Middletown, RI
Travel: Infrequently (
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