Trace3

Trace3

Test Analyst (26-236)

Colorado Springs, CO

Sponsorship not specifiedDetected 1 day ago
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About the role

  • Serve as the Integration and Test (I&T) liaison to other test participants and test managers.

Responsibilities

  • We continuously innovate and drive constructive change while keeping a focus on the "big picture." We exercise sound business judgment in making high-quality decisions in a timely and cost-effective manner.

Requirements

  • Experience working in an integrated team environment with systems, software, and specialty engineers using NT or similar processes and methods.
  • Ability to work effectively in a small technical team environment.

Nice to have

  • Prior experience with Ballistic Missile Defense Systems.
  • Experience with approval boards from organizations sponsoring test events, including:
  • Experience interacting with JAT, MDDC, and related organizations.
  • System configuration knowledge
  • System operation
  • Navigation of display screens
  • Understanding of operational concepts
  • Experience with Unix command line environments.

Skills

  • Understanding of systems engineering processes and logistics principles, including artifact generation such as:
  • Specifications
  • Interface Control Documents (ICDs)
  • System Architecture Descriptions
  • Use Cases
  • Trade Studies
  • Understanding of systems engineering, systems design, and development.
  • Strong verbal and written communication skills.
  • Experience in a related engineering environment.
  • Experience with systems-of-systems definition and integration.

Benefits

  • We are flexible and resilient in a fast-changing environment.

Company info

  • Our culture at Trace3 embodies the spirit of a startup with the advantage of a scalable business.
  • We are highly creative and can dig deep within ourselves to find positive solutions to different problems.

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