About this role
Are you an engineer with a passion for naval aviation, rotary-wing platforms, and mission-critical communications? This role focuses on Navy Helo Avionics & Data Link within KBR’s MMDL/Hawklink program. You'll shape airborne data connectivity for Navy helicopters and global missions.
You’ll tackle real-world engineering challenges from data link testing to systems integration impacting fleet readiness. Work hands-on with advanced C5ISR technologies, designing, modifying, and optimizing electronic systems for critical airborne platforms. Support rotary-wing aircraft like MH-60R/S helicopters.
Operate at the intersection of engineering, mission systems, and naval air power. Collaborate with multi-disciplinary teams to troubleshoot complex issues in C5ISR, rotary-wing aircraft, and shipboard systems. Engage with NAVAIR acquisition processes and program offices like PMA-299.
Contribute to flight test planning, acquisition documentation, and technical evaluations. Gain exposure to Navy rotary-wing mission space and mission-critical systems like Hawklink. Drive mission success through systems-level integration on military aviation platforms.
Requirements
- Must possess or be eligible to obtain a Secret clearance
- Master's Degree & 10+ years of engineering experience overall, with at least 1 year supporting Department of the Navy (DON) C5ISR systems
- OR B.S. Degree in an Engineering discipline & 14+ years of engineering experience overall, with at least 1 year supporting DON C5ISR systems
- Familiarity with NAVAIR acquisition process and program office workflows
- Direct experience within PMA-299 supporting USN MH-60R or MH-60S helicopters
- 4-5 years of experience working with a PMA office within NAVAIR
- Prior acquisition experience supporting DoD or USN aviation programs
- Previous support of helicopter aircraft programs involving rotary-wing avionics or mission systems integration
Responsibilities
- Apply engineering principles and technical expertise to develop, test, modify, and maintain electrical and electronic systems on naval rotary-wing platforms
- Collaborate with multi-disciplinary teams to troubleshoot and resolve complex C5ISR systems issues on rotary-wing aircraft and shipboard systems
- Support flight test planning and execution as required
- Contribute to acquisition-related documentation and technical evaluation processes for programmatic decisions
- Research, design, develop, and test electronic components and systems for C5ISR applications
- Design and build electronic circuits and components for aerospace guidance, propulsion control, and instruments
- Perform system testing, troubleshooting, and modifications to meet performance requirements
- Document design processes, testing results, and system evaluations aligned with engineering needs
Benefits
- Scheduled Weekly Hours: 40 hours/week
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