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ASRC Federal · 1 month ago

Senior Systems Engineer, Lead

ASRC Federal is a leading government contractor furthering missions in space, public health and defense. The System Engineer Lead will serve as a senior technical authority, overseeing engineering development, system design integration, and technical coordination between FAA stakeholders, radar manufacturers, installation teams, and site implementation personnel.

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Responsibilities

Serve as the primary engineering lead responsible for ensuring radar system design, integration, and performance comply with RSR program requirements, system specifications, and FAA engineering standards
Lead the development, review, and approval of engineering deliverables including Site Survey Report (SSR), System Level Implementation Plans (SLIP), Site-Specific Implementation Plans (SSIP), optimization reports, SAT procedures, design documents, and facility drawings (FAA-STD-002H)
Lead and participate in site surveys at FAA radar facilities to determine installation feasibility, facility modifications, power/grounding requirements, cable routing, and demarcation points
Direct engineering assessments during surveys, including antenna integration needs, HVAC requirements, power distribution, LPGBS grounding compliance (FAA-STD-019G), and site readiness
Develop engineering solutions for integrating new radar systems into diverse legacy facility types (ASR-11, ASR-9/Mode S, etc.)
Serve as the lead engineering interface between ASRC, radar manufacturers, and FAA technical organizations
Review manufacturer design packages, interface control documents, system baseline changes, and ensure compatibility with FAA infrastructure and operational requirements
Assess OEM system constraints, COTS components, and performance requirements to ensure compliance with TRL-8/MRL-8 readiness standards
Lead development of detailed system and facility design packages including floorplans, rack elevations, wiring diagrams, power distribution, and communication interface requirements
Translate FAA operational needs into optimized design configurations and site-specific implementation strategies
Ensure all engineering documentation adheres to FAA standards and RSR data management requirements
Oversee system optimization activities including adaptable parameter settings, performance tuning, and antenna integration
Lead development and execution support for Site Acceptance Test (SAT) procedures and ensure validation of system installation, functionality, and coverage performance
Support discrepancy management, root-cause analyses, regression testing, and requalification testing activities
Lead risk identification and mitigation planning for engineering activities, facility modifications, implementation challenges, and integration issues
Support configuration management efforts including control of drawings, change proposals, baseline updates, and documentation of as-built configurations
Provide senior engineering insight during PMR updates, technical reports, white papers, and engineering studies
Supervise and mentor a team of Systems Engineers, Electrical Engineers, and Engineering Technicians
Assign and review engineering tasks, provide technical direction, and ensure engineering activities meet schedule, cost, and quality goals
Serve as a senior technical point of contact to FAA stakeholders, GOSR site representatives, OEMs, and ASRC leadership

Qualification

Radar systems experienceSystem design integrationTechnical leadershipFAA engineering standardsCommunication network infrastructureTechnical writingElectrical engineeringMechanical engineeringSystems engineeringTeam supervisionStakeholder coordinationSite surveysTestingAcceptanceRisk managementConfiguration managementProject management

Required

Bachelor's degree in Engineering, preferably in electrical, mechanical, or systems engineering
5+ years of engineering experience, with at least 1 year in a lead or supervisory capacity
Experience with radar systems, air-traffic surveillance systems, or FAA NAS systems
Demonstrated experience in system design, integration, testing, installation, or technical field support
Ability to interpret engineering drawings, site surveys, electrical/power diagrams, and facility requirements
Strong communication skills, including technical writing, briefings, and stakeholder coordination
Ability to pass an FAA background investigation (US Citizenship or Permanent Residency required)

Preferred

Experience with FAA radar systems (ASR-8, ASR-9, ASR-11)
Experience with FAA engineering standards (FAA-STD-002H, FAA-STD-019G, FAA-G-2100J)
Prior experience supporting FAA infrastructure improvements
Experience with communication network infrastructures, such as fiber, copper, routing/switching paths, and establishing or modifying communication links to support system integration
Professional certifications such as PE, PMP, or relevant radar/telecom certifications
Experience leading engineering teams on large-scale deployment programs

Benefits

Health care
Dental
Vision
Life insurance
401(k)
Education assistance
Paid time off including PTO
Holidays
Any other paid leave required by law

Company

ASRC Federal

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ASRC Federal provide mission-critical services to federal government agencies dedicated to defense, civil and intelligence support.

Funding

Current Stage
Late Stage

Leadership Team

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Jennifer Felix
President & Chief Executive Officer
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Joseph Winthrop
Chief Financial Officer
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