Model Based Systems Engineer
SAIC · Chantilly
SAIC is seeking a Model Based Systems Engineer (MBSE) to support SAIC's Prime SETA program within the NRO in Chantilly, VA.
In this role, you will help advance Digital Engineering and MBSE adoption across mission-critical national security systems, working alongside government leaders, SETA teammates, FFRDC partners, and development contractors. This is a unique opportunity to influence enterprise architecture, future mission capabilities, and Digital Engineering transformation efforts supporting some of the nation's most important space and intelligence missions.
Key Responsibilities
- Apply MBSE, Digital Engineering, and systems engineering best practices to support the development and modernization of mission-critical ground systems.
- Develop and refine mission architectures, requirements, CONOPS, and engineering models that support informed technical and acquisition decisions.
- Create and maintain digital models supporting architecture development, requirements traceability, technical analysis, and lifecycle management.
- Champion model-centric engineering approaches to improve engineering rigor, collaboration, and reuse across the enterprise.
- Support the development of acquisition artifacts, including SOWs, RFPs, technical requirements, and proposal evaluations.
- Collaborate across government, SETA, FFRDC, and contractor organizations to define future mission needs and technical capabilities.
- Facilitate technical exchanges, architecture reviews, and stakeholder engagements to drive alignment and informed decision-making.
- Identify and manage technical, programmatic, and acquisition dependencies, risks, and integration challenges across multiple programs.
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