Systems Engineer - Maritime & Strategic Systems

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Systems Engineer - Maritime & Strategic Systems

On-Site at our McLeansville, NC Facility

Contract Position

Pay Estimated : $50-$65 / Hour

This estimate represents the typical salary range for this position based on experience and other factors, (geographical location,

As a Systems Engineer for Maritime and Strategic Systems, you’ll join a cross-functional team

responsible for growing an exciting new undersea business area - Seaborne Platform

Systems . We are growing through a combination of existing Programs of Record, new

concept development and White Papers, rapid hardware development and test, and Trade

Study efforts with industry partners.

Responsibilities :

Support concept development efforts including white papers, trade studies, and rapid prototyping / test.

Perform requirements decomposition from high-level system needs down to test strategy, planning, fixture design, and execution.

Conduct hands-on test activities and provide detailed reporting.

Work with undersea hardware, such as cables, cable handling equipment, and other mechanical components.

Apply requirements management and test planning best practices throughout the systems development life cycle.

Collaborate in teams ranging from small (5-person studies) to large (100-person programs).

Qualifications :

• Citizenship is required by Federal Law
• Clearance : Active DoD Secret clearance required at time of hire

Education : Bachelor’s degree in Systems Engineering or related STEM field

Experience : 5+ years relevant experience (or Master’s + 3 years)

Preferred Qualifications :

Agile methodology experience.

Undersea systems engineering background.

Concept development, trade study, and prototype / test experience.

Requirements decomposition through test planning and execution.

Mechanical hardware engineering (cables, handling equipment, fixtures)

Moseley Technical Services, Inc. is an AA / EEO / Veterans / Disabled Employer.

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