Model Based System Engineer

Job Description:
This is a systems-level role requiring a strong hardware background and prior experience in the following areas:
Design of complex high-speed digital circuit card assemblies, including PCIe
Leading and mentoring junior engineers
Supporting testing and troubleshooting of systems, modules, and sub-assemblies, working closely with program engineering teams
Collaborating with Engineering, Operations, Quality, and other teams to drive root cause analysis and defect resolution
Driving improvements in product and test design to reduce cost, improve yield, and increase throughput
Creating and reviewing technical documentation such as test procedures, drawings, specifications, reports, and ECOs
Interfacing with government customers and suppliers as needed
Providing training and support to technicians and manufacturing teams
Supporting Root Cause and Corrective Action (RCCA) activities
Mentoring peers and junior engineers

Required Education, Experience & Skills:
Experience in Model-Based Systems Engineering (MBSE)
Hands-on experience with MATLAB/Simulink
Experience with airborne actuators
Bachelor's degree with 5+ years of relevant experience (or equivalent)
High-speed digital circuit card design experience
Experience in design, integration, and testing of complex electronic systems
Strong understanding of electrical engineering principles and problem-solving

Preferred Skills:
Industrial temperature digital circuit card design
FPGA-based circuit card design
Experience with embedded processors, PCIe, Ethernet, 1553, SERDES, Fiber Optic, DDR3/DDR4
Experience with CAD tools (Mentor/Siemens Xpedition)
Pre- and post-layout simulation using HyperLynx
Ability to guide layout and routing rules
Strong technical communication and documentation skills
Proven ability to meet challenging design requirements
Leadership qualities and ability to work in a team environment
Strong analytical and problem-solving skills
Ability to own tasks and drive them to completion
Experience presenting technical information to stakeholders