COOPERATIVE ENGAGEMENT CAPABILITY SYSTEMS ENGINEER
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You will serve as
COOPERATIVE ENGAGEMENT CAPABILITY SYSTEMS ENGINEER
in the Integrated Combat Systems Department, Warfare Architecture and Engineering Division of Naval Surface Warfare Center Dahlgren Division (NSWCDD).You will conduct engineering analysis that results in the identification and recommendation of warfare systems that satisfy required capabilities for the surface fleet.You will consult with various stakeholders on software system design and maintenance, document work through technical reports and specifications, and coordinate with architects and developers to oversee the development of design solutions.You will define project scope and objectives, develop architectures andrequirements for warfare systems, conduct key systems engineering efforts, and develop integration options for future systems.You will implement Agile developments, DevSecOps, Data Analytics, and Model Base System Engineering (MBSE) best practices for future warfare system development.You will problem-solve, analyze issues, research technologies to meet customerrequirements, and contribute expert input to implementation plans and procedures.
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