Systems Engineer, Requirements and Integration

OkloEnergy

Santa Clara, CA or RemoteFull-TimeMiddle

Salary90000 - 130000 USD per year

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Job Details

Experience: 3+ years

Requirements

Bachelor's degree in a technical field, such as nuclear, mechanical, or aerospace engineering
3+ years of experience in a requirements management role for complex engineering systems
Strong communication and organizational skills
Proven ability to work across diverse technical teams
Proficiency with Siemens Teamcenter and TcRequirements (bonus)
Advanced degree in engineering or systems engineering (bonus)
Familiarity with systems engineering standards such as INCOSE (bonus)
Experience applying MBSE principles (bonus)
Experience in highly regulated industries (e.g., aerospace, nuclear, automotive, defense) (bonus)

Responsibilities

Support the requirements management process across complex, multidisciplinary engineering efforts
Ensure requirements are well-structured, traceable, verifiable, and integrated into the product lifecycle
Lead the configuration and use of Siemens Teamcenter Requirements for requirement development and management
Collaborate with design, analysis, and regulatory teams to define and manage clear, verifiable, and traceable requirements
Develop and maintain requirement hierarchies, traceability matrices, and verification plans
Drive consistency and quality of requirements across technical disciplines, ensuring compliance with regulatory and safety standards
Train and support team members in the use of Siemens Teamcenter Requirements and best practices
Leverage systems thinking knowledge to support system owners in ensuring system interfaces/ICDs are clearly defined and executed
Champion requirements change control and configuration management processes

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