System Engineer

Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL) is dedicated to advancing science and technology for national security and global stability. They are seeking a System Engineer to support the Warhead Modernization Programs, focusing on systems engineering activities, project integration, and collaboration with design and test engineers to ensure system-level requirements are met.ResponsibilitiesSupport the SE&I group in project systems engineering, development, execution, expertise, and systems analytic methods that support product qualification and system certificationDefine, track, and complete work objectives on time and within budget in collaboration with teamMonitor performance required to meet programmatic milestones and deliverablesPartner closely with design and test engineers to develop a deep technical understanding of subsystem behavior, ensuring system level requirements, interfaces, and verification approaches are technically sound and fully aligned with implementationSupport component specific technical requirements development including but not limited to performance requirements identification, interface requirements management, and traceability to verification activitiesParticipate in test planning to verify requirements and qualify hardwareAssist with system-level design architecture and analysis that combines component parts and subsystems into a complete functional systemPromote the systems engineering discipline and participate in hiring activities to support WTE and SD programsHelp ensure that program risks and requirements are communicated in an effective and timely manner to LeadershipPerform WTE and SD special assignments and represent the Programs and DTED at meetings, briefings, and committee activities both internal and external to the LaboratoryPerform other duties as assignedSkillsAbility to secure and maintain a U.S. DOE Q-level security clearance which requires U.S. citizenshipBachelor's degree in Engineering or related field, or the equivalent combination of education and related experienceFundamental knowledge of systems engineering practices for requirements, designs, functions, failure mechanisms, risks, assessments, and/or verificationsFundamental knowledge of systems engineering tools and techniques, product realization processes, project work planning, scheduling, cost estimating, analyzing and managing budgets, and/or project controls reportingAbility to promote and maintain productive relationships across directorates, with other laboratories, and with personnel from external entitiesSufficient communication, facilitation, and collaboration skills, necessary to present and explain technical informationExperience working independently and responsively to changing priorities and ability to meet deadlinesExperience with systems engineering practices for requirements, designs, functions, failure mechanisms, risks, assessments, and verificationsExperience with systems engineering tools and techniques, product realization processes, project work planning, scheduling, cost estimating, analyzing and managing budgets, and project controls reportingProficient verbal and written communication skills necessary to effectively collaborate in a team environment, with proven ability to present and explain technical information, concepts, and ideas in a clear and coherent mannerMaster's degree in Engineering or related field and relevant experienceExperience with product development processes including requirements management, design prototyping, product testing, business planning, pilot production, and manufacturingWorking knowledge of quality engineering and/or quality assurance and controlExperience in definition/specification releases, configuration management, and Product Lifecycle Management systemsBroad knowledge of Laboratory policies and practices and applicable NNSA ordersBenefitsFlexible Benefits Package401(k)Relocation AssistanceEducation Reimbursement ProgramFlexible schedules (*depending on project needs)Company OverviewLawrence Livermore National Laboratory, a national security laboratory, provides transformational solutions to national security challenges. It was founded in 1952, and is headquartered in Livermore, California, USA, with a workforce of 5001-10000 employees. Its website is http://www.llnl.gov.



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