Sr Scientist, Space Vehicle Fault Management Systems Engineer
Company: L3Harris Technologies
Location: Albany
Posted on: November 20, 2024
Job Description:
-Job Title: - Sr Scientist, Space Vehicle Fault Management
Systems Engineer Job Code: - 16989Job Location: Remote or Palm Bay,
FL or Rochester, NY or Ft. Wayne, IN or Colorado Springs, CO or San
Diego, CAJob Description:L3Harris' Space and Airborne Systems seeks
a Space Vehicle (SV) Fault Management Engineer to join our growing
team. The pers -individual -on in this position will be serve as an
SV Fault management Engineer Lead across the Space Sector at
L3Harris, responsible for reviewing supplier fault management
designs and/or designing, developing, and implementing fault
detection, isolation, and recovery strategies at the SV level. This
includes all phases of the program lifecycle: Capture and Proposal,
Program Execution and Operations. The SV Fault Management Engineer
will be responsible for leading technical teams of spacecraft bus,
mission payload, communication payload and systems engineers
through the product life cycle activities ranging from initial
requirements and architectures, design and development, integration
and test and operations. The role will include direct support to
Programs and Customers to ensure execution activities of all
functional disciplines for existing portfolio programs and new
pursuits. -Essential Functions: -
- Identifying potential failure modes and developing fault trees
to understand the impact of system failures on spacecraft
operations
- Standardize SV level Fault Management engineering activities
for all phases of the program life cycle
- Standardizing SV level fault management requirements derivation
and flow down
- Develop guidelines for SV level fault management trade studies,
analyses and integration activities tailorable for each mission
area and program
- Review and/or develop program SV level fault management
engineering work products for consistency
- Support major technical reviews and failure investigations as a
fault management subject matter expert
- Mentor and train SV level fault management engineers
- Share lessons learned, best practices, ongoing concerns/issues,
and potential opportunities across similar programs
- Ensure engineering excellence on executing programs through
consistent and repeatable SV level fault management engineering
integration activities across the Sector
- 25% travel as requiredQualifications: -
- Bachelor's Degree with a minimum of 15 years of prior related
experience. Graduate Degree with a minimum of 13 years of prior
related experience. In lieu of a degree, minimum of 19 years of
prior related experience.
- Bachelor's Degree in -Software Engineering, Systems
Engineering, -or adjacent field.
- Active TS/SCI security clearance.
- High level of prior experience in following areas:
- On-orbit operations of space vehicles
- Space vehicle fault management architectures and designs
- SV level fault analysis methodologies including reliability
models and FMEA/FMECAs
- Integrating fault detection algorithms and diagnostic
capabilities into space vehicle avionics and software systems to
enable real-time monitoring and response to anomalies
- Developing procedures and algorithms for autonomous or
operator-assisted responses to system faults, including
reconfiguration, redundancy management, and safe mode
operations
- Planning and executing simulations and tests to validate fault
management strategies and ensure the robustness of the spacecraft's
response to anomalous conditions
- Generating technical documentation, procedures, and guidelines
for fault management operations and training spacecraft operators
on anomaly response procedures.Preferred Additional Skills:
- Familiarity with test bed and simulator design process
- Familiarity with ConOp development
- Familiarity with SW engineering processes such as
Agile/Waterfall, DevSecOps, Cont Integration as well as SW
development related to embedded/RT/architecture patterns
- Familiarity with Digital Engineering and MBSE tools such as
DOORs, CAMEO, CREO, JIRA
- Strong track record of executing all phases of space vehicle
programs (SRR, PDR, CDR, TRR, PSR, operations, etc.)
- System-level requirements verification including allocation,
flow down, analysis, testing, & demonstration
- Ability to make risk-based decisions balancing technical, cost
and schedule
- Leading both internal and external supplier engineering
teams
- Accustomed to leading technical engagement with internal and
external customers in formal presentations as well as informal
table-top discussions
- Excellent communication and presentation skills and the ability
to work harmoniously in a team environment with government
customers and other contractors
- Proven analytical and troubleshooting skills demonstrated by
related work experience
- Experience in mentoring and growing technical staff
- Strong coordination and organization skills with a focus on
details
- Strong track record of leading fault management engineering
teams through all phases of a space program; pursuits and proposal,
design and development, integration and test, and operationsIn
compliance with pay transparency requirements, the salary range for
this role is $153,500 - $285,500. This is not a guarantee of
compensation or salary, as final offer amount may vary based on
factors including but not limited to experience and geographic
location. L3Harris also offers a variety of benefits, including
health and disability insurance, 401(k) match, flexible spending
accounts, EAP, education assistance, parental leave, paid time off,
and company-paid holidays. The specific programs and options
available to an employee may vary depending on date of hire,
schedule type, and the applicability of collective bargaining
agreements.The application window for this requisition is
anticipated to close January 10, 2025. - -
Keywords: L3Harris Technologies, Danbury , Sr Scientist, Space Vehicle Fault Management Systems Engineer, Executive , Albany, Connecticut
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