Sentinel Staff Nuclear Surety Systems Engineer
| Company | Northrop Grumman |
|---|---|
| Location | Hill AFB, UT, USA |
| Salary | $147700 – $221500 |
| Type | Full-Time |
| Degrees | Bachelor’s, Master’s, PhD |
| Experience Level | Senior, Expert or higher |
Requirements
- Must be a US Citizen with an active DoD Secret Clearance with an investigation date within the last 6 years
- Must be able to be successfully screened for Enhanced Security Clearances, within a reasonable amount of time as determined by the company to meet its business needs
- Bachelor’s degree in computer science or an electrical, computer, or software engineering discipline from an accredited university and 12 years of related experience, a Master’s Degree in computer science or an electrical, computer, or software engineering discipline and 10 years of related experience, or a PhD in computer science or an electrical, computer, or software engineering discipline and 8 years of related experience
- Previous program milestone execution experience, including but not limited to Systems Requirements Review, System Functional Review, Preliminary Design review
- Experience working with Nuclear Surety Requirements and the Nuclear Certification process (e.g. AFI 63-125, AFMAN 91-118/91-119/31-108, DODM 5210.41)
- Experience with any of the following tools and languages: DOORs, Cameo, TeamCenter, GIT, JAZZ, NX, Capitol
Responsibilities
- Performing decomposition of Department of Defense safety manuals into requirements and allocating them to design teams for implementation
- Provide systems engineering expertise to the design, integration, and testing of a next generation ICBM weapon system
- Participate in technical planning, system integration, verification, validation, cost, risk, supportability, and analysis for mechanical, electrical, and integrated systems
- Evaluate the physical security design based on the Department of Defense Safety manuals
- Interface directly with various compartments of the Department of Defense and Department of Energy to ensure safe design and operation of nuclear weapon systems
- Use model based engineering tools on a major weapon system to pioneer a new way to evaluate and analyze modern design
- Learn a niche discipline that spans all aspects of Nuclear Power and Munitions
Preferred Qualifications
- Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in electrical, electronic or software engineering discipline
- Active DOD Top Secret Clearance
- Experience with electrical or software analyses/test; verification of requirements
- Experience with programmable logic devices; i.e. FPGAs, ASICs
- Prior experience and working knowledge of the Sentinel program
- Holding current INCOSE AESP or CESP certifications