Hardware Engineer III (DNA)

Virginia Beach, VA
Full Time
Experienced

SimIS, Inc.

Hardware Engineer III

Virginia Beach, VA-Full Time

Who We Are: Founded in 2007, SimIS Inc. is an innovative information technology solution Veteran Owned Small Business (VOSB) that models future environments, requirements, and capabilities, and then secures the enterprise from internal and external threats compliant with Federal, State, and industry standard governance to ensure client mission success. Our performance standard is “excellence,” with an outcomes-based, quality focus in our services and products, guided by our core values of honesty (in word and deed), relationships (confidence and trust with clients and partners), teamwork (shared goals, mission, and purpose), loyalty (allegiance to our client and team), and importance of others (work and win as a team). SimIS is currently recruiting for the below listed position.

Job Title:                         Hardware Engineer III
Job Location:                 Virginia Beach, VA

Security Clearance:       Must Have Secret Clearance

Location:                         Virginia Beach, VA

Job Description:

SimIS Inc seeks a Hardware Engineer III to provide Integrated Training Systems (ITS) Systems Engineering (SE) support for maritime Training Systems being developed in Virginia Beach, VA. The successful candidate will provide analysis related to the design, development, and implementation of hardware in support of major shipboard systems.

Experience Required:

  • Provides analysis related to the design, development, and implementation of hardware for products.
  • Develops test strategies, devices, and systems.
  • Performs stress and performance tests on a variety of computer hardware including circuit boards, processors and wiring.
  • Contributes to moderately complex aspects of a project. Work is generally independent and collaborative in nature.

If applying for the key positions (KP) must meet these criteria:

  • At least eight (8) years of full-time professional experience working as a systems engineer in at least one major shipboard, non-propulsion electronic subsystem of the eight (8) years of experience
  • At least five (5) of the years of systems level experience with at least five (5) of the following systems types is desired. Candidates who map their resume to more areas will be graded preferentially to those with less:
    • Aegis Combat Systems
    • Aegis Warfare System expertise in: Aegis Display System (ADS), Command & Decision (C&D), Weapons Control System (WCS), Mission Planner, Ballistic Missile Defense (BMD)
    • SSDS Combat Systems
    • Combat Training Systems: Battle Force Tactical Training (BFTT), Aegis Combat Training System (ACTS), and Advanced Training Domain (ATD)
    • On Board Trainers: SQQ-89 (SAST), BEWT II, SEWTT, MH-60R Simulator (VCD/-CV-TSC)
    • Distribute training nodes: JBUS and NCTE Connectivity and Cisco Firewall
    • Phased array radars: Aegis SPY-1 and SPY-6
    • Rotating Radars: SPS-48, SPS-49, SPQ-9B, SPS-73 NGSSR
    • Weapon systems: VLS, RAM and ESSM and GWS
    • Link systems: CEC, CDLMS and familiarity with JREAP-C series messages
    • Navigation systems: NAVSSI, GPNTS
  • In addition, at least two (2) of the years must have been full-time system level experience on the following:
    • Virtual Combat Systems (VTwin, etc)
    • Combat System Networking Architecture or Aegis and SSDS

If applying for non-key position must meet the following criteria:

  • At least eight (8) years of full-time professional experience working as a systems engineer in at least one major shipboard, non-propulsion electronic subsystem. At least three (3) of the years must have been full-time experience at the system level.

Special Skills/Knowledge/Training Required:

  • Master’s Degree in the fields of computer system design, computer programming and database design or technical discipline.
  • Experience in CAD, computer languages, operating systems, circuit design, and system design is preferred.

Benefits:

  • Medical, Dental, and Vision  
  • Short Term Disability (SimIS provides Short-Term Disability benefits at no cost to you)  
  • Life Insurance  
  • 401(k) Savings Plan  
  • Tuition Assistance Program  
  • Paid Time Off (PTO)  
  • 11 Holidays each year  
  • SimIS, Inc. is an AA / EOE / M / F / Disability / VET / Drug Free Employer  
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