Northrop Grumman
PrincipalSystemsEngineerEngineeringInvestigationandTechnicalDirectiveLetterImplementation
“Principal Systems Engineer - Engineering Investigation and Technical Directive Letter Implementation at Northrop Grumman. Skills: Systems Engineering, Engineering Investigation, Technical Directive Letter. Evaluate EI solutions. Evaluate TDL implementation”
Industry & Context.
Root cause analysis
Relocation assistance available, Secret clearance required, 10% travel
What They're Looking For.
Must Have
Bachelors degree in STEM, 5 years relevant experience OR Masters degree and 3 years experience OR PhD and 1 year experience, Active US Government Secret clearance, Background investigation within last 6 years, Ability to obtain SAP clearance
Nice to Have
Experience with customer contractual direction, Experience adjudicating findings from deployed assets, Prior or existing CAM/EVM experience, Managing JIRA AGILE/Kanban workflow, Familiarity with Systems Engineering V model, Familiarity with Design processes, Experience with ROM development, Familiarity with TeamCenter PLC, Familiarity with JIRA/Confluence
What You'll Do.
Evaluate EI solutions
Evaluate TDL implementation
Evaluate trade study progress
Drive engineering rigor
Explain proposed cost
Support collaboration with IPTs
Define funding allocation
Define existing processes
Identify process gaps
Pursue process improvements
Engage Global Supply Chain
Understand supplier quotes
Reduce incoming quote cost
Collaborate with Contracts
Develop contractual direction letters
Implement Configuration Management
Understand baseline changes
How You'll Work.
Team & Collaboration
Various IPTs; Program Managers; Chief Engineers; Global Supply Chain; Suppliers; Contracts
Process & Methodology
CAM, EVM, AGILE, Kanban
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