Systems Engineer, ELSYS
Georgia Tech Research Institute
Atlanta, GA0–7 yrs42m agovia LinkedIn
Key Responsibilities
- Facilitate product or system requirements gathering and analysis with sponsors and other key stakeholders
- Verify systems engineering product life-cycle components to include definitions, requirements analysis, synthesis, systems analysis and implementation
- Conduct product or system design synthesis translating requirements into physical architectures for systems of moderate complexity to include defining and refining internal and external interfaces
- Develop and contribute to technical reports and diagrams detailing product or system attributes
- Analyze product or system functionality as defined by requirements
Additional Responsibilities
- Manage all technical aspects of product or system design including directing multiple lab resources for large scale product or system deployments
- Manage sub-contractor resources supporting all system engineering areas (definition, requirements analysis, synthesis, systems analysis and implementation)
- Conduct product or system design synthesis translating requirements into physical architectures for systems of high complexity to include defining and refining internal and external interfaces
- Develop technical reports and diagrams detailing product or system attributes
- Validate security control configurations on systems and ensure all systems are configured with proper controls, such as STIGS, CMMC, and other similar requirements
- Collaborate with sponsors and external teams to derive tasks from detailed requirements, and provide tasking to other team members based off of the derived tasks
- Lead the development and composition of new/updated open architectures and standards
- Lead technical meetings with GTRI and sponsor personnel, and support issue tracking and hardware development planning
- Lead proposal efforts or new research areas suitable for internal research and development (IR&D) funding
- Lead teams of electrical, mechanical, and software/firmware researchers in support of sponsored research efforts
Requirements & Tech Stack
- Experience with the definition and utilization of open architectures and standards such as OpenVPX, SOSA, HOST, OMS/UCI, Big Iron, AMS GRA, UC2, NIEM, OCI, etc.
- Experience developing hardware/software/firmware for embedded environments, including but not limited to FPGA designs, analog/digital circuits, or other embedded hardware
- Knowledge of computer architectures as it relates to embedded hardware and communications standards (e.g., Ethernet, PCI Express)
- Familiarity with Model Based Systems Engineering (MBSE) and the utilization of SysML to execute the Systems Engineering ‘V’
Qualifications
- U.S. Citizenship required due to research contracts with the U.S. federal government.
- Must be able to obtain and maintain an active security clearance.
Education and Length of Experience Levels:
- 5 years of related experience with a Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering, Computer Science, Systems Engineering, or related field of study
- 3 years of related experience with a Master’s degree in Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering, Computer Science, Systems Engineering, or related field of study
- 0 years of related experience with a Ph.D. in Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering, Computer Science, Systems Engineering, or related field of study
Preferred Qualifications
- Active Secret Clearance
- Experience architecting/developing mission systems and/or safety-critical systems
- Experience with full system lifecycle development from requirements definition to verification and validation within an MBSE environment
- Experience architecting/developing reference architectures with an MBSE environment
- Experience architecting/developing containerized software systems
- Experience architecting/developing RF and EO/IR sensor systems
- Knowledge of avionics protocols and interfaces, including but not limited to ARINC- and VITA-standard protocols, high-speed serial, discrete signal, MIL-STD-1553 and analog interfaces
Travel Requirements: <10% travel