Systems Engineer

May 23, 2026

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<h2>Overview</h2> Apogee has an opportunity for a Systems Engineer to provide contractor site reachback support for the M-Code Aviation Receivers Joint Program Office (MAR JPO). These positions provide senior-level technical support in specialized areas, including Test & Evaluation, Avionics Integration, and Cybersecurity. These are full-time remote positions with occasional travel to government sites. <h2>Responsibilities</h2> Technical Support: Provide senior technical support in specialized areas: <ul> <li>Test & Evaluation</li> <li>Avionics Integration</li> <li>Cybersecurity <ul> <li>Support Studies & Analysis (S&A) task execution </li> <li>Conduct trade studies and technical analyses </li> <li>Provide expert technical assessments and recommendations </li> </ul></li> </ul> Test & Evaluation (for T&E specialists): <ul> <li>Support test planning and strategy development </li> <li>Evaluate test approaches and methodologies </li> <li>Review test plans and procedures • Analyze test results and provide assessments </li> <li>APDP T&E Level III certified or military T&E school graduate </li> </ul> Avionics Integration (for Integration specialists): <ul> <li>Support platform integration planning and analysis </li> <li>Evaluate interface requirements and ICDs </li> <li>Assess integration approaches and risks </li> <li>Provide expertise on aircraft systems and interfaces </li> <li>Direct involvement with 3+ aircraft platforms required </li> </ul> Cybersecurity (for Cyber specialists): <ul> <li>Support cybersecurity threat analysis and evaluation </li> <li>Conduct vulnerability assessments </li> <li>Evaluate cybersecurity testing approaches </li> <li>Develop countermeasure recommendations </li> <li>Technical knowledge of PNT systems security </li> </ul> Studies & Analysis Support: <ul> <li>Execute assigned S&A tasks </li> <li>Conduct research and technical analysis </li> <li>Prepare technical reports and documentation </li> <li>Support trade studies and technology assessments </li> </ul> <h2>Qualifications</h2> Minimum Experience: Citizenship: Must be a US citizen Clearance: Must have and be able to maintain a TS/SCI level clearance Education: Bachelor's Degree in Engineering, or related fieldYears of Experience: 20 years of experience in specialized areas Test & Evaluation: <ul> <li>DT/OT experience</li> <li>APDP T&E Level III or military T&E school</li> </ul> Avionics Integration: <ul> <li>Airborne integration, direct involvement with 3+ platforms</li> </ul> Cybersecurity: <ul> <li>Cybersecurity focused on PNT systems, threat evaluation, testing, and countermeasures</li> </ul> Additional experience: <ul> <li>Strong analytical and problem-solving skills </li> <li>Excellent technical writing and communication skills </li> <li>Ability to work independently and meet deadlines</li> </ul> Preferred Experience: Education: Master's Degree in Engineering, or related fieldYears of Experience: 15 years of experience in specialized areas (Test & Evaluation, Avionics Integration, Cybersecurity) Additional Information:Location: Contractor Site (National - Remote)Remote: This is a full-time remote position Travel: Travel up to 20% may be required, per the customer's discretion

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