5-7 years of experience in technical asset management or engineering roles
Strong understanding of instrumentation and data acquisition systems
Proficient in lifecycle management and asset sustainment strategies
Experience with system documentation and configuration management
Ability to conduct risk assessments and develop mitigation strategies
Familiarity with test planning and execution processes
Excellent communication skills for stakeholder coordination
Responsibilities
Serve as the technical asset engineer for ID&C systems and associated interfaces.
Monitor asset condition and operational readiness, addressing reliability and maintenance needs.
Develop lifecycle sustainment and upgrade plans in collaboration with various teams.
Establish and maintain technical baselines and documentation for assigned assets.
Ensure ID&C assets meet test-specific requirements through proper configuration.
Identify technical risks and recommend mitigation strategies.
Lead troubleshooting and root-cause analysis efforts, documenting lessons learned.
Benefits
Comprehensive health and wellness programs
Opportunities for professional development and training
Flexible work arrangements
Collaborative and innovative work environment
Access to cutting-edge technology and resources
Full Job Description
Key Responsibilities
Serve as the technical asset engineer for assigned ID&C systems, including instrumentation, data acquisition, facility controls, and associated hardware/software interfaces.
Maintain awareness of asset condition, operational readiness, obsolescence, reliability issues, maintenance needs, and modernization priorities.
Develop and prioritize lifecycle sustainment, repair, replacement, and upgrade requirements in coordination with engineering, maintenance, test operations, project management, and customer organizations.
Establish and maintain technical baselines, system documentation, drawings, requirements, configuration records, and operating constraints for assigned assets.
Support test planning and execution by ensuring ID&C assets are configured, available, and capable of meeting test-specific measurement, control, and data-quality requirements.
Identify technical risks, single points of failure, and capability gaps; recommend practical mitigation strategies and investment priorities.
Lead or support system troubleshooting, root-cause analysis, corrective actions, and post-test lessons learned.
Review proposed modifications, upgrades, and work packages for technical adequacy, integration impacts, maintainability, safety, and compatibility with existing facility systems.
Coordinate with internal stakeholders, contractors, and external customers to communicate asset status, requirements, risks, schedules, and resource needs.
Support development of long-range plans for ID&C modernization, standardization, and sustainment across assigned facilities or test capabilities
