MISSLE - REENTRY INTEGRATION ENGINEER
STRATEGIC SYSTEMS PROGRAMS (SSP)You will serve as a MISSLE - REENTRY INTEGRATION ENGINEER in the INTEGRATION & SUPPORT SYSTEMS UNIT (SP2732) of
STRATEGIC SYSTEMS
PROGRAMS.You will be responsible for system engineering, integration and test of the assigned program.You will be responsible for technical program management of the assigned program.You will review and assess overall progress, and develop solutions for all technical, schedule, and cost problems that arise during the design, development, test and evaluation.You will serve as a recognized expert and adviser to Missile Leadership on all aspects of the assigned program.You will provide scientific, technical, and professional engineering guidance, and acquisition advice on all aspects of the assigned program area.You will maintain technical expertise through continuing professionaleducation and training, symposiums, and technical liaison with other appropriate Navy and DOD activities.You will ensure that all qualityrequirements for the assigned program are implemented by the applicable segment of the Defense Contract Management Command and contractors.You will plan, program, and budget for all aspects of design, development, and test and evaluation for the assigned program area.You will plan and coordinate all related support for the assigned program area, taking into account the extremely complicated equipment, software, and documentation
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