Collaborate with program IPT counterparts to develop supporting systems engineering and design artifacts. Work with both technical teams and stakeholders to develop and mature architecture content of large programs design. Help develop and incorporate the appropriate requirements for the system and ensure that they are properly represented in the model. Develop systems architecture using Cameo Enterprise Architecture (behavioral, structural, analytical). Contribute to system requirements development, management, and analysis. Develop unifying model techniques, procedures, and processes (for model development, tool integration, and team integration). Bachelor's degree in STEM with 5 years' experience; 3 years' experience with a Masters' degree in STEM; or 0 years' experience with a PhD. Must be a US Citizen with an active DoD Secret Clearance with an investigation date within the last 6 years. Ability to obtain and maintain Special Access Program (SAP) Clearance 3+ years of experience developing or reviewing requirements within DOORS or similar tool 1+ year experience in ICBM (MMIII or Sentinel) OR complex aerospace/defense systems 1+ year experience in team environments with leadership responsibilities 1+ year experience creating, updating, and maintaining system performance documentation Large scale / complex system development experience across multiple phases of a development program: preliminary design, detailed design, integration and test, verification and sell off, transition to production. Experience with implementing and using model-based systems engineering (MBSE) tools, practices, and methods. Strong understanding and broad application of complex engineering systems (engineering standards, configuration management, material review board, process control, tooling, facilities, software, etc.) for the development of complex systems of systems. Strong oral and written communication skills, including demonstrated experience with high value customer presentations, with ability to focus on multiple projects with competing priorities.