Aerospace Engineer

Job Description

Description

SAIC is seeking an Aerospace Engineer to support NSWC Crane Strategic Systems Hardware Division (GXW) in standing up the Navy Conventional Prompt Strike (CPS) Missile Body ISEA as NSWC Crane assumes the role of Product Integrator for the Weapons System.  In Service Engineering Agent (ISEA) is a sustainment activity conducted by the Navy once it has fielded and deployed a system into the force.  The ISEA activity entails the long-term sustainment of the system in terms of in-service upgrades, parts management, repair, and general engineering support.  The candidate will assist NSWC Crane in identifying, scoping, and resourcing these tasks to allow for accurate implementation and execution. The role includes strategic planning for product sustainment, product development, pier-side support equipment, ship installation planning and procedures, Navy training, and engineering services.

Note: This position is a hybrid/flexwork position requiring candidates to be in office approximately 3 days a week. 

JOB RESPONSIBILITIES: 

• Help devise strategy, roles and responsibilities, and procedures for the Missile ISEA role.  Example activities are:
• Decomposition of ISEA key tasks and activities
• Conduct interviews and associated fact finding with Navy ISEA organizations to better understand missile ISEA considerations and tasks
• Assess current capabilities as they would apply to the Missile ISEA role to identify areas of strength and capability gaps
• Develop plans, coordinate work teams, lead technical working groups, and provide technical support to Crane CPS leadership
• Supports the management team with effective team communication, proactive problem solving, information distribution
• Document Joint ISEA Teaming Strategy (NSWC Crane and NUWC Newport)
• Help identify ISEA costs to inform Program Life Cycle Cost Estimate
• Help establish Product Support Agreements
• Perform Technical and Business Case Analysis to investigate Potential ISEA tools and processes required
• Contribute to APM and Canister Product Support Analyses
• Plan for Shipboard/Shipyard Installation, tests and inspections
• Recommend improvements to test procedures and equipment
• Review and recommend improvements for APL, COSAL, and provide technical support and drawing reviews
• Review and update equipment installation control drawings (ICDs)
• Support planning for Navy Training and manning
• Help identify and plan for Certification and Accreditation approvals
• Ensure processes are in place to ensure changes to CPS Weapons system design are required for technical performance and are appropriately documented and managed

Qualifications

REQUIRED EXPERIENCE AND CLEARANCE:

• Bachelor's degree in Engineering Discipline and ten or more years; Master’s degree and eight years relevant DoD ISEA experience (Navy, Army, AirForce, MDA, NASA).
• Interim secret clearance required to start with the ability to obtain a secret clearance.  SAIC will sponsor the clearance process.

PREFERRED EXPERIENCE:

• DoD Missile Program Experience

Overview

SAIC® is a premier Fortune 500® technology integrator focused on advancing the power of technology and innovation to serve and protect our world. Our robust portfolio of offerings across the defense, space, civilian and intelligence markets includes secure high-end solutions in mission IT, enterprise IT, engineering services and professional services. We integrate emerging technology, rapidly and securely, into mission critical operations that modernize and enable critical national imperatives.

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