Systems Engineer
- Elicit, analyze, and document stakeholder and customer needs, and translate them into clear system and subsystem requirements.
- Develop and maintain system architectures, block diagrams, and interface definitions that allocate requirements to hardware, software, and other system elements.
- Manage requirements traceability throughout the lifecycle, ensuring each requirement is implemented, verified, and validated.
- Coordinate and lead technical discussions between hardware, software, test, and manufacturing teams to resolve system‑level issues and make design tradeoffs.
- Define and manage system interfaces (electrical, mechanical, network, software) and ensure compatibility across all subsystems.
- Support development of system‑level Design Failure Mode and Effects Analyses (DFMEA) and risk assessments; track and drive closure of key technical risks.
- Contribute to the creation and execution of Verification and Validation (V&V) plans, including test strategies, test cases, and acceptance criteria at system and subsystem levels.
- Analyze test results and field data to confirm system performance, identify root causes of issues, and support corrective actions and design improvements.
- Support change management by assessing system‑level impact of proposed design changes and updating requirements, architectures, and documentation as needed.
- Prepare and present technical reviews, status updates, and decision papers to internal stakeholders and, when required, to customers.
- Contribute to process improvement initiatives related to systems engineering methods, tools, and best practices.
- Bachelor’s degree in Systems Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Computer Engineering, or a related technical field.
- Experience in systems engineering, product development, or a closely related role working with multi‑disciplinary teams.
- Ability to decompose high‑level customer needs into system and subsystem requirements and maintain traceability.
- Familiarity with system architecture development, interface control, and documentation practices.
- Strong analytical and problem‑solving skills, with the ability to understand interactions between hardware, software, and processes.
- Effective verbal and written communication skills, including the ability to present technical topics to non‑specialists.
- Proficiency with standard office tools and comfort learning specialized engineering or requirements tools.
- Experience with requirements management tools (for example DOORS, Jama, Polarion, or similar).
- Background in a relevant domain (e.g., automotive, aerospace, industrial equipment, medical devices, or telecom).
- Knowledge of systems engineering standards or frameworks (for example INCOSE practices, ISO/IEC 15288, or similar).
- Experience with model‑based systems engineering (MBSE) methods and tools (e.g., SysML).
- Exposure to structured development and quality processes such as DFMEA, DVP&R, and configuration/change management.
- Demonstrated ability to lead cross‑functional technical activities and influence decisions without direct authority.
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