Senior Program Test Engineer

Requirements:

• U.S. citizenship is required due to the sensitivity of customer-related requirements.
• Current Top Secret clearance.
• Bachelor of Science in a related discipline and 20 years of relevant experience; or a Master of Science in a related discipline and 15 years of relevant experience; or a PhD in a related discipline and 5 years of relevant experience.
• Experience supporting DoD acquisition programs or similar engineering environments.
• Experience supporting system development, integration, and/or sustainment activities.
• Experience with requirements management tools such as DOORS and modeling tools such as SysML.
• Desired: Undergraduate or graduate engineering degree from an ABET-accredited engineering program.
• Desired: Experience with armament systems, including air-to-air or air-to-surface munitions, missiles, or related systems.
• Desired: Knowledge of DoD acquisition lifecycle processes and the DoDI 5000 series.
• Desired: Skills in risk management, technical problem-solving, configuration management, and technical documentation.

Responsibilities:

• Support systems engineering activities throughout all phases of the DoD acquisition lifecycle, from Materiel Solution Analysis through Operations & Support.
• Develop, analyze, trace, and verify requirements.
• Conduct system design, integration, and technical analysis.
• Develop and review specifications, interface documents, engineering reports, and other technical documentation.
• Support technical reviews, including SRR, PDR, and CDR, as well as program milestone activities.
• Collaborate with program management, logistics, test, and cybersecurity teams to support integrated system performance.
• Analyze system performance and recommend design or process improvements.
• Identify and analyze risks and support mitigation planning.
• Provide technical input for acquisition documentation and program decisions.

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We are seeking a Senior Acquisition Program Test Engineer to support the Air Force Life Cycle Management Center Attack Division (AFLCMC/EBD) at Eglin AFB, Florida. This role applies engineering expertise to help deliver weapons systems capabilities in support of the acquisition process. The division brings together experienced professionals in program management, contracting, engineering, finance, intelligence, logistics, and scheduling, with branches and an enabling program focused on surface attack, hard and deeply buried targets, and stand-in attack requirements. Our team coordinates work on warhead, energetics, guidance, navigation and control, and mission-planning elements to advance future armament capabilities. The position may require travel of approximately 10–20%, depending on program needs.

last updated 43 week of 2026