Seeking mid- to senior-level experienced individuals to test, analyze, and assess the Interoperability performance of the Aegis Combat System (ACS) with other Navy and Joint platforms. This is a highly technical position that entails testing combat systems in labs and on ships, analyzing data using automated tools in a cloud-based environment, and identifying and documenting issues that impact system Interoperability performance.

Accepted candidates will join a small team of highly experienced engineers who will provide on-job mentorship. Work is to be performed in Dahlgren, VA, with moderate travel required to predominately NJ, DC, CA, and eastern VA. Occasional at-sea travel on Aegis ships will be required. This is a full-time, on-site position that requires a security clearance of at-minimum SECRET and a four-year degree as noted below.

• Analyze data from Aegis elements, focused mainly on Command & Decision (C&D) but also the SPY radar system, Weapon Control System (WCS), and the Command and Control Processor (C2P).
• Analyze system data to identify and resolve system issues, resolve analysis cases, assess interoperability performance issues, and to assess the overall safety of the program for release to the Fleet.
• Design, develop, configure, and/or use programs to automate combat system analysis.
• Set criteria for test events to ensure adequate coverage of metrics and other assessment requirements.
• Review the technical implementation of the ACS in various Baselines in order to develop and maintain appropriate metrics.
• Define requirements for automated test tools to assist in issue and metrics analysis.
• Develop technical briefs to provide structure and status of efforts.
• Participate in test events both in lab and on ship as a system operator.
• Observe test events and document issues relating to assigned functional areas for later analysis.
• Provide feedback to analysis and engineering community on issues, system performance, and test coverage completeness.
• Troubleshoot system issues in real-time to identify and resolve configuration issues.

• BS in Engineering, Mathematics, Computer/Physical Science, or a related technical field, from an accredited college or university.
• Current or interim security clearance of at least SECRET.
• 5+ years of technical experience with Navy Combat, Weapon, and/or Sensor Systems, such as system engineering, analysis, test, design, development, and/or modeling.
• Excellent critical thinking and problem-solving skills.