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Integrate cross-program safety disciplines into the architecture, requirements, and design of the next-generation Re-Entry Body Assemblies (RBA’s) and Sea Launched Cruise Missile – Nuclear (SLCM-N)
Ensure adherence to Nuclear Safety, Range Safety, and Personnel Safety requirements and best practices
Ensure integration of Surety products such as Hazard Analyses, Fault Tree Analyses, and similar products to ensure full Surety coverage across the system throughout the entire lifecycle
Support Initial Safety Studies (ISSs), Operational Safety Studies (OSRs) and Special Safety Studies (SSS)
Generate & Review Project material for RBA Support Equipment
Collaborate with cross-functional teams to review, analyze, and validate DOW and DOE systems to ensure they meet nuclear surety requirements
Review nuclear surety requirements in support of Navy Technical Objectives Guidelines (TOG), recommend improvements, and apply system engineering best practices for requirement trace and validation
Provide technical guidance on nuclear weapon system (NWS) safety to SSP
Review strategic weapon system certification processes and activities to ensure objective quality evidence and artifacts required for safety, security, control, and reliability certifications are identified, defined, understood, and accessible to sponsors
Develop nuclear surety risk assessment methodologies, models, and probabilities of occurrence for nuclear weapon mishap scenarios and assess mitigating factors
Conduct risk assessments and develop mitigation strategies to ensure the safety and security of nuclear systems
Analyze vulnerabilities and security risks, to include support to authorized special read-in programs
Prepare technical products, reports, and deliverables to sponsors and stakeholders
Requirements:
Bachelor's (with 8-10 years of experience), Master's degree (with 6-8 years of experience), or PhD degree (with 3 - 5 years of experience) in Systems Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Aerospace Engineering, or a related technical field
Must possess and be able to maintain a Top Secret clearance
Proven track record managing programs within the DoD 5000.02 framework and the Phase 6.X joint lifecycle
Strong background in Systems Integration, including resolving hardware/software interface issues in a "System of Systems" environment
Exceptional ability to translate complex technical data into actionable executive briefings
A passion for learning, helping others, sharing team knowledge, and contributing value to the mission in any way possible
Nice to have:
Prior Submarine Navy Officer
Demonstrated ability to lead cross-functional teams and chair formal working groups with external stakeholders (DOE, NNSA, AFNWC)
SSP Experience
Willingness to learn and become a subject matter expert with various system engineering tools