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Overview Systems Planning and Analysis, Inc. (SPA) delivers high-impact, technical solutions to complex national security issues. The Strategic Systems Analysis Group (SSAG) supports government and private sector strategic planning, decision making, and program management.
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Department Summary: MITRE's Systems Security Engineering Department is seeking an assurance-focused Systems Security Engineer with experience executing all phases of the Systems Engineering life cycle including concept, proposal, planning, requirements analysis, implementation, integration, verification, transition, validation, operations, and sustainment to ensure resilient and secure solutions for sponsor needs.
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To succeed in this position, you must be a subject matter expert in a broad range of engineering topics ranging from strategy and planning, governance and management, systems engineering, and assurance engineering.
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We desire innovators that can lead efforts to ensure incorporating security and assurance into systems engineering efforts. Provide pragmatic demonstration of developed systems security engineering guidance and training.
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SPA's Air Force and Army Programs Group provides aviation-focused analysis and program management for life-cycle systems engineering and logistics support, rapid capabilities development and fielding, cyber warfare operations, nuclear C3, and integrated air and missile defense planning.
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Leveraging both in-domain and cross-domain expertise to maximize our clients' success, SLA Division acts as trusted agents to senior decision-makers and key leaders and excels at providing data driven analytic insights, systems engineering, strategies and plans that address current and emerging challenges to national security.
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The Defense Systems Group (DSG) provides analysis-based decision support to senior leaders on space architectures, policy and strategy, developmental planning, system of systems engineering, and threat reduction to help shape future space missions across the national security space enterprise.
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Ten or more years of relevant systems engineering experience with an emphasis on configuration management, establishment and maintenance of Configuration Items, and planning and execution of associated reviews (SVR, PRR) and audits (FCA, PCA.
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