Supports aerospace engine and APU systems engineering across requirements development, MBSE architecture, integration, verification, and validation. Develops traceable requirements and SysML models, performs functional decomposition and interface definition, supports trade studies and technical reviews, and collaborates with design, software, controls, safety, reliability, test, and certification teams. Contributes to system integration, test planning, requirements traceability, issue investigation, technical documentation, and MBSE process improvement.
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Engineer II – Systems Engineering / MBSE
Engines & Auxiliary Power Unit (APU)
FUNCTION Aerospace Systems Engineering ROLE TYPE Individual Contributor CORE TOOLS IBM DOORS NG; Cameo/MagicDraw EDUCATION B.E./B.Tech or M.E./M.Tech
Role Summary
Support system definition, requirements, architecture, integration and verification for aerospace Engine/APU products. Work with cross-functional teams to translate stakeholder needs into traceable requirements and MBSE models across the product life cycle.
Key Responsibilities- Support systems engineering activities for Engines, APUs, propulsion or aircraft power systems.
- Develop and analyze functional, performance, interface and derived requirements.
- Manage requirements allocation, traceability and change impact using IBM DOORS NG or equivalent.
- Develop and maintain SysML models in Cameo/MagicDraw or equivalent MBSE tools.
- Support functional decomposition, system architecture, interface definition and requirements allocation.
- Contribute to trade studies using Measures of Effectiveness (MOEs), Measures of Performance (MOPs), technical constraints and risk.
- Support verification and validation planning, test-case development, requirement-to-test traceability and results review.
- Participate in system integration, issue investigation and technical reviews including SRR, PDR, CDR and TRR.
- Collaborate with design, software, controls, safety, reliability, test and certification teams.
- Prepare clear technical documentation and contribute to reusable MBSE assets and process improvement.
- Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical, Aerospace, Aeronautical, Systems Engineering or a related discipline.
- Relevant experience in aerospace, mechanical systems, systems engineering or a related engineering domain.
- Working knowledge of requirements development, system architecture, integration and verification & validation.
- Hands-on exposure to IBM DOORS/DOORS NG, Jama, Polarion or an equivalent requirements-management tool.
- Exposure to Cameo/MagicDraw, Rhapsody, Enterprise Architect or an equivalent MBSE tool.
- Understanding of requirements quality, decomposition, interfaces, allocation and bidirectional traceability.
- Strong analytical, technical communication and cross-functional collaboration skills.
- Experience or project exposure in Engines, APU, propulsion, fuel, thermal or aircraft power systems.
- Working knowledge of SysML and model-based systems engineering practices.
- Familiarity with ARP4754A, ARP4761, DO-160, aerospace V&V or certification support.
- Exposure to system integration, qualification testing, digital thread or model-based verification.
- INCOSE ASEP or relevant systems-engineering training is an advantage.
Systems thinking • Requirements & traceability • MBSE / SysML • Integration & V&V • Structured problem solving • Technical communication
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