Survivability Engineer

Survivability Engineers focus on integrating subsystems and implementing features to protect combat vehicle crews.

Armor Engineers develop and support designs for combat vehicle armor and structures.

Essential Functions:

• Design and develop armored vehicles and armor plating (metallic/composite).
• Support armor subsystem and vehicle-level integration, testing, and verification.
• Create design layouts, sketches, and notes for design changes.
• Coordinate with Materials Engineers to ensure appropriate materials are used.
• Assess design factors like material availability, interchangeability, and efficiency while meeting specifications.
• Generate and revise engineering drawings, reports, and procedures.
• Represent the engineering team in meetings with subcontractors, partners, and customers.
• Travel up to 25%, with occasional international travel.
• Perform other duties as assigned.

Minimum Qualifications:

• Experience in armor vehicle and armor plating design.
• Proficiency in CAD-based design systems.
• Knowledge of or ability to learn model-based systems engineering techniques.
• Ability to present technical solutions to clients and stakeholders.
• Familiarity with U.S. DoD ground vehicle requirements, processes, and military standards.
• Knowledge of vehicle survivability technologies and equipment.
• Strong oral and written communication skills.
• Ability to work independently with a hands-on approach.
• Eligible for U.S. Defense clearance (SECRET level).
• Engineering background with coursework in mechanical, electrical, software, or materials engineering.

Education & Experience:

• Required: BSc in Engineering (Mechanical, Materials, etc.)
• Preferred: MSc in Engineering (Mechanical, Electrical, Systems, etc.)
• 5 years of engineering experience
• Experience with 3D modeling software (CREO, etc.)
• Military experience is a plus
• Understanding of Systems Engineering and related standards/processes