Job: Associate Engineer

General Dynamics C4 Systems' Battle Management Systems Division designs, develops, and integrates highly sophisticated command, control, and communications systems for the U.S. military, federal agencies, civil governments and related international customers. These state-of-the-art, integrated systems combine advanced visualization software and multi-sensor inputs to provide near real-time situational awareness to tactical decision makers. Our engineers help transform large amounts of complex data into useful information that is clearly and intuitively presented to end users, enabling them to make better-informed decisions. We design and develop systems and software for a wide range of global missions including: battle command; intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance; airspace management; crisis and emergency management; peace keeping and contingency operations; drug intervention, and public safety.

Bachelor's degree in a technology field or Bachelor's Degree in an engineering support discipline (e.g., Management, Accounting) and a minimum of 5 (5) years of progressively more responsible directly related R&D engineering support experience, or have equivalent experiences. Successful candidates will have demonstrated the technical skill, motivation, independence, and creativity necessary to complete lab management and security support tasks. Previous experience managing engineering lab spaces is highly desired. Experience with Systems Administration is highly desired. Familiarity with the National Industrial Security Program is desired. Job tasks will include performing day-to-day lab management, systems administration and security activities (i.e., audits, system accreditation, etc) in order to maintain a compliant security program. The successful candidate must be customer focused as extensive interaction with project engineering teams, program management, the General Dynamics security team, the procurement organization, and US Government program offices is required.

Knowledge of the National Industrial Security Program Operating Guide (NISPOM), NISPOM Supplement, National Security Agency (NSA) Communications Security (COMSEC) 90-1 Manual, JAFAN, DIACAP, DCID directives, and Program Security Directives (PSD). Proficient in the use of Microsoft Office products. Ability to write detailed security plans, ability to provide leadership using functional knowledge and interpersonal skills. Ability to comprehend and comply with detailed procedures and interpersonal skills, which enable successful interface with clients, program customers and program sponsors. Ability to administer systems (Windows-based, Linux, Unix-based systems administration), apply security controls to information systems, and audit information systems. Specialized knowledge of all security policies and procedures and ability to interpret security requirements and apply them consistently across diverse situations. Excellent customer service skills and ability to work independently and ability to prioritize, schedule and complete multiple tasks. Posses and maintain a Department of Defense Personnel Clearance at the final Top Secret level and required program access (TS/SCI) with completion of a successful polygraph as required. Display appropriate discretion and judgment. CPSO experience is highly desired.

Must be able to travel 20% of the time.

Secret level U.S. DoD security clearance, and U.S. Citizenship is required.

Applicant must be able to pass an extended background investigation (EBI) for this position.
Desired Major Electrical Engineering
Computer Science
Computer Engineering
Mechanical Engineering
Other
Manufacturing Engineering
Industrial Engineering
Management
Physics

Desired Degree AA
BS

Req. Number S09-11121

Scottsdale, AZ

Scottsdale, Arizona