OverviewTecolote Research, Inc. is seeking a seasoned Risk Management Analyst provide expert-level systems engineering support in the development and evaluation of complex risk management strategies for defense and aerospace programs. This position requires a high degree of independence and leadership, including mentoring junior analysts and engineering staff in risk methodologies, tools, and best practices. The analyst will contribute technical insight to high-level program decision-making, conduct in-depth risk analyses, and prepare and present comprehensive risk traceability and rationale.
Responsibilities - Provide independent development, evaluation, and implementation of complex risk management strategies
- Mentor and guide team members in performing root cause analysis, applying risk methodologies, and using risk tools
- Develop risk statements, mitigation plans, and quantitative risk models
- Support and participate in trade studies, decision tree development, and product review meetings
- Present detailed risk assessments, traceability documentation, and rationale to senior leadership and stakeholders
- Provide direct support and expert-level consultation in risk management to programs and customers
Skills Required - Bachelor's degree (BS/BA) in Business Management, Economics, Math, Engineering, or Economics
- 12-15 years of applicable experience and 8-12 years of Government or aerospace industry experience
- Demonstrated expertise in risk assessment, systems engineering, and risk-informed decision support
- Proficient in the use of quantitative and qualitative risk tools and techniques
- Strong leadership, mentoring, and communication skills
- Must be a U.S. Citizen and able to obtain a government security clearance
- Experience leading risk management functions on major defense or aerospace programs
- Proficiency with advanced risk modeling tools (e.g., @RISK, Primavera Risk Analysis, Monte Carlo simulation)
- Familiarity with DoD and government risk management frameworks and reporting requirements
EducationBachelor's degree required, preferably in math, engineering, or the sciences.
