Bachelor's degree in Engineering, Physics, or a related technical field.
At least 3 years of relevant experience in airborne test engineering, weapons systems, or flight test operations.
Experience with air-to-air weapons, munitions, or aircraft systems is highly desirable.
Must be a US Citizen.
Active Secret clearance required.
Responsibilities
Provide engineering expertise for testing air-launched weapons and equipment.
Mentor team members and offer test management guidance.
Maintain test conductor qualification per operational instructions.
Advise leadership on significant test-related issues.
Support various test and evaluation programs for weapons and avionics integration.
Apply engineering knowledge to all phases of test planning and execution.
Develop and review test documentation for accuracy and completeness.
Benefits
Opportunities for professional development and mentorship.
Access to advanced testing facilities and technologies.
Engagement with industry leaders and government agencies.
Involvement in significant defense projects and programs.
Full Job Description
Key Responsibilities
Provide engineering expertise for the test and evaluation of air-launched (air-to-surface) weapons and associated equipment.
Mentor and provide test management guidance to other team members as applicable.
Obtain and maintain test conductor qualification in accordance with applicable operational instructions.
Advise leadership on significant issues and problems related to test work accomplishment.
Support execution of developmental, engineering, operational, and joint test and evaluation programs for air-to-surface/air-to-air weapons, aircraft fire control, and avionics integration.
Apply knowledge of engineering sciences, mathematics, and test techniques to all phases of test planning and execution.
Provide recommendations and advice to less experienced engineers and test personnel.
Develop, prepare, and review test documentation, including Data Plans, Methods of Test (MOT), Test Cards, and Post Test Reports, ensuring accuracy and completeness.
Represent the organization at conferences and with other commands, agencies, and industry on matters related to T&E of conventional weapons systems and their compatibility with airborne, seaborne, or ground systems.
Serve as technical expert on aircraft-weapon system integration for industry, academia, and government agencies.
Provide technical guidance to systems engineers to ensure program objectives are met.
Use the munitions test process and a variety of test facilities (models/simulations, hardware-in-the-loop, open air) to test all aspects of system operation.
Plan, conduct, analyze, and report on live fire and captive carry flight evaluations of air-launched munitions and related avionics systems.
Develop techniques, procedures, and methods for conducting and reporting on assigned test projects.
Establish standards for test documentation and technical reporting.
Provide technical review of test directives, methods of test, data packages, letter reports, and technical reports.
Provide technical management and accomplish engineering duties for major programs, including all phases of test and evaluation.
Provide technical and administrative support to leadership.
Education and Experience Requirements
Bachelor's degree in Engineering, Physics, or a related technical field.
At least 3 years of relevant experience in airborne test engineering, weapons systems, or flight test operations.
Experience with air-to-air weapons, munitions, or aircraft systems is highly desirable.
