Model Based Systems Engineering Careers
SAIC supports the United States Department of Defense, National Security Agencies and Civilian Government Programs.
Join us in leading organizational digital engineering transformation. We directly support the transformation of systems engineering from its document-intensive past to model-centric future. With Model Based Systems Engineering (MBSE) tools, we define high-level system requirements that are utilized throughout the design process.
Our team is looking for the following skills in our new team members:
- Experience developing executable architectures, system models, simulations, or analysis of architectures (Enterprise, SoS, Systems, components, etc.
- Knowledge of object modeling or object oriented design concepts and techniques, including exposure to either UML or SysML
- An interest in crafting digital models (defining and analyzing behaviors, interfaces, and parametric)
- Ability to work independently as well as in a team, and can continuously learn and improve the practice
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We apply consistent processes and tools across engineering disciplines that yield innovation in areas such as:
Space Systems Engineering and Integration: Our teams merge mission and engineering expertise to design, develop, launch, and operate space systems that further our national security and space exploration objectives.
Weather and Climate Change Modeling: Atmospheric, hydrospheric, and biospheric research enhances geospatial and geographic information system technologies to further our understanding of our planet’s health.
Foreign Materials Exploitation: Performing testing, technical analysis, and characterization of weapons systems has intelligence and operational implications.
Space Control and Space Situational Awareness: Offensive and defensive space strategies rely on mission expertise, system resilience, and the ability to detect and characterize space threats in real time.
Safety Engineering: Multimedia sampling and hazards analysis address potential system safety issues, helping to mitigate catastrophic failures in the aviation, space, weapons, and explosive ordnance domains.
Weapons Modernization: Our internationally recognized expertise in the manufacturing of steel bomb casings, ammunition, gun systems, and next-generation delivery vehicles improves readiness.
