Software Engineer (DoD Clearance Required)

Tucson, AZ
Full Time
Mid Level

SSI needs to add a Software Engineer III to support our current list of services provided for the U.S. Navy, Surface Missile Technical Representative Office, Tucson Arizona. 

Provide Software Engineering support to Naval Air Warfare Center Weapons Division (NAWCWD), Surface Missile Technical Representative (Tech Rep) Office, Tucson Arizona supporting the IWS 3, IWS-11, IWS-12, and Missile Defense Agency Program Offices. 

Primary Functions: 

  • Provide technical assessment for major projects, proposals, project planning and direction of TI and design efforts.
  • Ensure all technical assessment and recommendations of software documents are thorough and complete and submitted in time to support overall program milestones and reviews.
  • Review and assess software technical documentation for Change Control Boards (CCB), design reviews, and formal and informal peer reviews to include tasks such as panel member for software Formal Qualification Test (FQT), Test Readiness Reviews (TRR), Test Review Boards (TRB), Verify FQT execution and attend related data reviews.
  • Ensure all technical assessments are thorough, addresses technical feasibility of implementation, and supports an integrated program plan or schedule.
  • Facilitate and coordinate exchange of technical communications between RMD Software Engineering community and Government agencies including Engineering Change Proposal (ECP) Leader, review of TDP and other ECP artifacts.
  • Ensure technical communications is clear, concise, foster dialogue, and enable technical decision making.
  • Develop and coordinate technical agendas for software/firmware engineering program reviews and technical exchanges.
  • Provide technical assessments for internal Government and Contractor Integrated Product Teams (IPTs) that identify and resolve missile software problems.
  • Provide technical assessment and recommendations for Permit-to-Ship and major engineering and design/readiness reviews, such as Preliminary Design Review (PDR), Critical Design Review (CDR), Missile Readiness Review (MRR), and Mission Control Panel (MCP).
  • Review and assess formal software/firmware documentation and presentations in support of major Surface Missiles.


Education/Experience/Skills:

  • U.S. Citizenship and Active DoD SECRET Clearance required.
  • Bachelor's degree in a quantitative field such as engineering or mathematics (e.g. Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering, Computer Science, Information Technology, or Information Systems).
  • 8+ years of professional experience with software engineering.
  • Experience with applying programming concepts in a professional setting.
  • Experience with applying modern software development methodologies (e.g. agile, DEVOPS/DEVSECOPS) in a professional or academic setting.

What Your Experience Working for Us Will Be Like 
Ask any of our employees and they will tell you SSI is a great place to work with an upbeat and positive culture. We take pride in our work to continuously improve on our performance in a manner that enhances the mission of the agencies we serve while expanding opportunities for our employees and our company. 

About Synectic Solutions, Inc. (SSI) 
Synectic Solutions, Inc. (SSI), is an award-winning, 20-year government contracting agency focused on the areas of logistics, engineering, management, and information technology. SSI is a growing organization committed to exceeding customer expectations, to continually improving all products, services, and processes, and to perform all work with the commitment to upholding the highest standards and ethics.  

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