Systems Engineer (MBSE)

MASS Consultants
Farnborough
1 year ago
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Systems Engineer (MBSE) Farnborough (GU14) - PermSalary up to £62,000 DOE25 days annual leave inclusive of up to 3 days Christmas shut-downBuy or sell up to 5 days annual leaveAnnual Wellbeing allowanceTwo pension schemes to choose fromPrivate Medical Insurance + discounts for additional family membersLife Assurance scheme up to 4 x salaryShare Save schemeElectric/Hybrid Car leasing schemeCycle to work schemeRetail discountsCareer development supportOur Electronic Warfare Operations Support Group (EWOS) is made up of around 60+ electronic warfare specialists. From all manner of backgrounds, our engineers, scientists, and ex-military personnel combine their experience to help our customers achieve the true operational potential and help keep their people and platforms safe.We are building a new team led by our Principal Solution Architect at a state-of-the-art test andevaluationfacility at a client site in Farnborough. You willhelp design, implement, and support new capability within the facility, taking part in both domesticmanage development, and take part in both domestic and international trials while working with both present and future technology.Working autonomously at Farnborough with unprecedented access to the customer. Recognising and relaying customer requests, demands, and comments to our Lincoln location andas the project progresses, given on-site presence,you will be crucial to ensure that deployment, verification, and validation are successful. You will develop into the Subject Matter Expert (SME) for the project facility acting as the main point of contact for stakeholder queries.The invaluable experience youll bringJoining a large project at the initial stages, you will be expected to gather stakeholder use cases and create requirements specifications,(URD & SRDs).This will mean providing ongoing support and continuous assistance during deployment to help with these design tasks, using your knowledge of Model Based Systems Engineering (UML/SysML/Archimate) expertise.Due to the highly secure nature of the projects that you will be involved with, youmustbe:AUK National, eligible to work and live in the UK and to undergo and maintain appropriate UK governmentDV Security Clearance.Essential experienceSystems EngineeringTest and acceptance of integrated systemsExperience across the Engineering Delivery LifecycleRequirements Management (DOORS/Enterprise Architect etc.)System Design DocumentationDesirable experienceSystems Modelling (UML/SysML)Defence Industry knowledge of EW systemsCoding experience (JavaScript or MATLAB/Simulink)Previous ex-Military experience with EW systems (operator, maintenance, support, or acquisition).Wellbeing is at the core to our culture, allowing you to flourish and to achieve your full potential. You are important to us, and we take pride in our wellbeing programmes and policies that support you as individuals including, mental health first aiders and readily available support through our extensive employee assistance programme.Apply todayto see how working for MASS could work for you!TPBN1_UKTJ

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