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Join Serco as a Systems Engineer supporting the Expeditionary Sea Base (ESB), Expeditionary Fast Transport (EPF), Submarine Tender (AS(X. ESB ships are highly flexible platforms that support various military operations such as Airborne Mine Counter Measures (AMCM), Special Operations Force (SOF) operations, Crisis Response Sea-basing (e.g., Special Purpose Marine Air Ground Task Force), Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance (ISR) and Unmanned Aviation Systems (UAS) operations.
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As a Combat Systems Test Engineer, you will be on a team that is evaluating and managing construction and delivery of the LPD ship class at the US Navy Supervisor of Shipbuilding in Pascagoula, MS.
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Serco is seeking a Hardware Systems Engineer with a focus on architecture and data modeling documentation! If you love high profile and challenging work supporting the US Government, Serco has a great opportunity for you.
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Serco is seeking a Senior Systems Engineer to support a network infrastructure team and work closely with Government tech leads to analyze system requirements and drive network innovation and efficiencies.
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Assist with US Navy shipboard operations, particularly AEGIS Combat and C4I systems supporting Strike Group operations and Integrated Air and Missile Defense missions. Participate in Combat Systems and C4I technical, configuration management and logistics (Design Reviews, Technical Data Packages, Change Boards, AEGIS Topside Working Group, etc.
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The Senior Systems Engineer will provide multi-disciplinary support to government system acquisition program management offices and will serve as an advisor to government personnel. 10+ years broad technical and managerial experience with DoD, including systems engineering analysis in support of major acquisition programs.
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As an Experienced Systems Engineer, you will be supporting the Special Programs Division (AFLCMC/WAG) at Wright-Patterson AFB, Ohio (No telework/remote work at this location). Provide direct support to the Branch Chief Engineer for engineering program support and technical process improvement.
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