MORSE Corp
Chief Engineer - AI Test & Evaluation (T&E)
About this role
MORSE Corp is seeking a Chief Engineer for AI Test & Evaluation who will lead the development of T&E systems focused on enhancing operational outcomes for national security. This role requires expertise in AI effectiveness and human-computer interaction, with responsibilities including program management and customer relations.
What you'll do
- Architect T&E systems that analyze AI models and operational workflows
- Act as a senior technical advisor and partner to government clients
- Translate T&E findings into actionable engineering recommendations
- Manage program execution including budget and timeline
- Lead a multi-disciplinary team of engineers and scientists
What they're looking for
- Understanding of AI/ML technologies
- Leadership in high-performing teams
- Expertise in software development principles
- Business development experience in defense sectors
- Strong analytical problem-solving abilities
- Ability to translate complex technical data
Benefits
- Employee ownership
- Exposure to cutting-edge technologies
- Participation in impactful national security projects
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MORSE Corp
MORSE Corp develops advanced technologies for national security, including unmanned aerial systems, mission-critical software, and AI-enhanced defense solutions. The company is hiring manufacturing engineers, systems engineers, robotics software engineers, Python developers, and human factors specialists to scale production and advance capabilities across hardware, embedded systems, and AI applications.
View all jobs at MORSE CorpLikely interview questions
- Walk us through a time when you designed a Test & Evaluation framework for an AI/ML system. How did you balance model performance metrics with operational mission outcomes?
- Describe your experience translating government customer requirements into technical roadmaps. How do you move beyond stated needs to shape high-impact solutions?