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Design and Analysis Engineer (Electrical Systems Design)

Boeing

USA - Berkeley, MO · full time · Senior

$164,900 – $223,100

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What this role is

This role involves designing, testing, and integrating communications and datalink systems for F-15 fighter aircraft, working across hardware and software with military customers and internal teams to translate requirements into functional avionics. It suits experienced systems engineers comfortable with defense contracting, military standards, and the coordination demands of large cross-functional programs.

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What they ask for

Required

  • Bachelor's degree in Engineering, Computer Science, Data Science, Mathematics, Physics or Chemistry
  • 14+ years of related work experience
  • Experience with electronic system design, code and test
  • Experience designing and documenting requirements with customers
  • Strong interpersonal and communication skills
  • Ability to coordinate across large multi-discipline teams

Nice to have

  • Master's degree or higher in Engineering or related field
  • Experience developing or integrating Mission Systems for military aircraft
  • Experience with MIL-STD-6016 and Link-16 implementation
  • Experience with Mission Planning requirements
  • Experience with radio waveforms and communications systems
  • Experience with DOORS or other requirements management tools
  • Experience with ClearQuest
  • Experience navigating Interface Control Documents
  • Experience with data analysis of system data
  • Experience working on agile teams and using Jira
  • Experience with MBSE development practices

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