Systems Engineer

Lakehurst, NJ
Full Time
Mid Level
NDI Engineering Company is seeking a systems engineer for the Aviation Data Management and Control System (ADMACS)/ Marine Aviation Data Management Systems (MADMS)  to join our team in Lakehurst, New Jersey.  Must be a US citizen and able to qualify for a DoD Secret clearance.

This work is NOT remote. Working in the Lakehurst, NJ is required.

Roles & Responsibilities
  • Coordinates, integrates and assists in the management of technical efforts being performed to ensure that identified needs are transformed into effective and life cycle optimized systems.
  • Maintain and develop comprehensive system architecture diagrams
  • Support user interface design through use case development, and functional development
  • Utilize SysML and DoDAF methodologies to create block, activity, and sequence diagrams),
  • Ensure system functionality and capabilities are easily conveyed to customer’s needs
  • Ensures compatibility of all functional and physical interfaces (internal and external).
  • Confirms that the system’s definition and design reflects the requirements for all systems elements (hardware, software, data, facilities, etc.).
  • Ensures that engineering efforts follow the Systems Engineering process.
  • Work in a multifaceted team with many stakeholders (engineering, logistics, manufacturing, contractor, program leadership) in problem solving efforts for designated aspects of complex problems with many competing objectives, variables, and constraints.
  • Documents solutions in relation to the technical, cost, and schedule constraints.
  • Develops and reviews various technical documentation, including change management documentation, presentation materials, and white papers.
  • Participates in, and assists in activities for various segments of program execution, which may include Risk Management, Configuration Management, Data Management, Trade-off Analysis/Trade Studies, Technical Performance Measures, Technical Reviews, and Modeling & Simulation.
  • Communicates with stakeholders across program offices, fleet and industry stakeholders.
Qualifications  
  • Bachelor’s degree in engineering (Systems or Industrial Engineering preferred) and Five (5) years or more experience.
  • Experience working with Systems Engineering processes or, preferably, the NAVAIR SE process.
  • Experience with model based systems engineering, specifically utilizing the modeling tool Cameo Systems Modeler
  • Experience creating system level requirements for large programs and decomposing system requirements to lower level, allocated requirements
  • Ability to communicate clearly and effectively with stakeholders of varying technical knowledge and viewpoints.
  • Preferred- Cybersecurity knowledge
  • Scrum Master experience a plus
  • Preferred – experience in briefing technical issues to leadership, preferably to non-technical personnel.
  • Preferred – work in integrated programs that include different disciplines of engineering and/or logistics.
  • Preferred – experience leading small to medium engineering teams (2-10 personnel) in design, development, or manufacturing projects.
Minimum Requirements
  • Must be a US citizen and able to qualify for a DoD Secret clearance.
  • This work is NOT remote. Working in the Lakehurst, NJ is required.
  • Good verbal and written communications skills along with ability to implement feedback from engineers, follow work instructions and work somewhat independently are highly desirable traits.
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