Trace3
System Engineer
About this role
Trace3 seeks a Systems Engineer I to support mission-critical systems for the NORAD Cheyenne Mountain Complex, handling requirements analysis, documentation, integration, and testing throughout the engineering lifecycle in a classified environment.
What you'll do
- Support systems engineering activities for NISSC II program and operational systems
- Interpret and analyze customer, operational, and technical requirements to ensure objectives are met
- Develop and maintain systems engineering documentation, artifacts, and technical records
- Support requirements traceability, verification, and validation activities
- Participate in system integration, testing, troubleshooting, and sustainment efforts
- Collaborate with multidisciplinary teams including software, infrastructure, cybersecurity, and operations
What they're looking for
- Systems engineering processes and methodologies
- Requirements analysis and traceability
- Technical documentation and data management
- System integration and testing
- Problem analysis and solution development
- Cross-functional collaboration
- Security compliance and classified environment protocols
- Engineering project coordination
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Trace3
Trace3 builds and optimizes complex defense and military systems, including battle management platforms, sensor resource management solutions, and enterprise system architectures for DoD programs. The company is hiring Systems Engineers, Performance Assessment Engineers, Software Engineers, and Test Engineers to design, develop, analyze, and validate these critical defense systems.
- Website
- trace3.com
Likely interview questions
- Describe your experience with systems engineering methodologies and how you've applied them in previous projects.
- Tell us about a time you had to interpret conflicting customer and technical requirements—how did you resolve it?