Title: Combat Systems Engineer
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The CLCM is integrated into the System Program Office (SPO) and contracted to deliver through-life asset management of Products being supported (PBS). The CLCM performs asset, sustainment and engineering functions to optimise availability and Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) and minimise risk through life of the PBS. The CLCM works collaboratively via the SPO with Regional Maintenance Centres (RMC) to plan maintenance activities and installation of capability upgrades. The CLCM works collaboratively via the SPO with the Design Services Contract (DSC) to plan and execute engineering changes and services. The CLCM delivers functions against the contract scope across the Asset Class Enterprise to support Defence Maritime Capability.
The Opportunity: KBR is seeking an experienced Combat Systems Engineer to work within our CLCM team based out of Garden Island, Sydney.
The Combat Systems Engineer will support the CLCM's 'Special Projects Team' in the delivery of engineering services with specific focus on Combat and Communications Systems.
The Combat Systems Engineer will provide mentorship to fellow engineers across the CLCM and will provide guidance to all stakeholders on technical matters including but not limited to Combat and Communications Systems like Command, Control Surveillance, Computer/IT Systems, and Radio Frequency on the Product Being Supported.
The Combat Systems Engineer holds an Engineering Delegation and will execute risk based technical advice on sustainment activities in support of the Principal Engineer.
Responsibilities: Provide Combat Systems Subject Matter Expertise, technical guidance, leadership and direction in support of the Engineering activities required to support delivery of the Special Projects Team services IAW the contracted requirements from the ACSSPO.Deliver engineering activities to ensure compliance with approved policy, plans and processes. Conduct work to the requirements of the Engineering Management Plan.Develop tasking statements for design tasks to be executed in accordance with the planned schedule.Work within a multidisciplinary team to develop design solutions and requirements in the context of Engineering Change Management, Configuration management, Systems Safety and Certification.Review engineering design task deliverables and conduct associated technical Design Reviews.Conduct technical risk assessments within the limits of engineering delegation.Work within and to the requirements of Navy Seaworthiness framework and the ACSSPO Authorised Engineering Organisation (AEO).Verify new Request for Problem Resolution (RPR) against the approved Requirements baseline, Certification Basis and Safety Case Report on the PBS.Under general supervision, independently evaluate, select and apply standard engineering techniques, procedures, and criteria, using judgment in making minor adaptations and modifications.Perform work which involves conventional engineering practice but may include a variety of complex features such as conflicting design requirements, systems integration, unsuitability of conventional materials, and difficult coordination requirements.As the ideal candidate you will bring: Essential: Bachelor of Engineering, or equivalent, qualification in a recognised Engineering related discipline.Experience with Requirements Development, Design Review and Acceptance within a regulated technical framework, example Department of Defence.Hold, or be eligible for, membership of a recognised professional body and registration as Chartered Engineering.A minimum of 7 years related experience.Must be eligible for ITAR clearance of relevant ship systems.Eligible to obtain SQEP Engineering Delegation Authority within an Authorised Engineering Organisation (AEO).Desirable: Experience in a Department of Defence design delivery.Experience in marine design or maintenance.All candidates will be required to hold and maintain an active Negative Vetting 1 Defence Security Clearance. Only candidates holding an NV1 Clearance or above should apply. What we will offer you: · A workplace culture certified as a Great Place To Work
· Flexible working
· Competitive salary (including annual reviews)
· Paid parental leave
· Income protection
· Corporate rewards
· Salary packaging/Novated leasing
· Employee stock purchase plans
· Flu shots, skin checks and discounted private health insurance
· Career development: Online learning, mentorship and career pathways
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KBR is an equal opportunity employer committed to providing an inclusive and diverse work environment. We encourage candidates of all abilities to apply.
As a Major Service Provider of the Australian Defence Force, an AGSVA security clearance will be required and compliance to International Traffic in Arms Regulations (ITAR). As such, our hiring decisions are based on the key requirements of each role and candidates are selected based on their unique strengths and experiences.
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