Model Based Systems Engineer
predator servicesHuntsville (AL)
About the role
Job Description:
Job Description In this role, you will use MBSE (Model Based Systems Engineering) expertise to construct an in-depth model of the missile defense system components and their interconnections. You will use the developed model to inform design decisions and help evaluate performance and capability. You will work with the simulation development team to construct dependencies within the model and determine interconnections between the MBSE model representation of the system and the system simulation.
Tasks:
Work with the team to develop the MBSE model using SysML Integrate system models to construct a system of systems MBSE model Develop tools to interface with the system simulation Interface with the simulation development team to define and maintain interfaces
Requirements:
Experience with Model Based Systems Engineering Experience using SysML / Cameo Experience modeling systems and systems of system Experience with Modeling & Simulation and software development Ability to obtain a security clearance
Company Description:
Predator is a family owned company founded in 1997 in Huntsville, Alabama to deliver dependable solutions for complex defense systems. We are known for meeting compressed schedules without sacrificing quality, and for providing excellent value through lean, technically strong teams. We invest in our employees by offering them great benefits so they can stay focused and productive. That stability means customers work with the same experienced engineers year after year, translating to deep expertise and consistent performance.
Company Description:
Predator is a family owned company founded in 1997 in Huntsville, Alabama to deliver dependable solutions for complex defense systems. We are known for meeting compressed schedules without sacrificing quality, and for providing excellent value through lean, technically strong teams. We invest in our employees by offering them great benefits so they can stay focused and productive. That stability means customers work with the same experienced engineers year after year, translating to deep expertise and consistent performance.
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