Coordinate engagement with partners, academia, and military organizations as they become relevant to the Air to Air systems team within the AATC F-16 CTF Provide technical and project management support for air‑to‑air flight test programs Coordinate test infrastructure, scheduling, and execution Perform data management, data analysis, and solution development Support National Guard Bureau (NGB) with requirements generation, verification, and validation Collaborate with AATC leadership, system program offices, and industry partners on COTS and developmental improvements Guide conceptual and technical architecture design for software and hardware systems Contribute to cradle‑to‑grave development of advanced combat systems Work effectively within cross‑functional teams and maintain strong customer relationships Coordinate and simultaneously oversee multiple related projects Participate in Concept Reviews and other program‑relevant meetings. Collaborate closely with test directors, systems engineers, program managers, operators, and other stakeholders to align emerging technology solutions with Air Reserve Component requirements. Provide direct support to AATC in the development of advanced systems from concept through execution, operating within a high‑energy, independent environment alongside multidisciplinary teams composed of industry, government, and military experts (engineers, analysts, scientists, pilots, and aircrew). Minimum 10 years of operational/developmental test, software testing, or practical engineering experience Working knowledge of radar theory Strong analytical skills and ability to multitask Demonstrated team leadership and customer interface skills Excellent written and verbal communication abilities Proficiency with productivity tools such as Microsoft Office Valid driver's license with insurable driving record Motivated, self‑driven, and comfortable in high‑energy independent work environment 5+ years of experience in software testing, engineering, or military flight test Graduation from USAF Test Pilot School (or equivalent) Familiarity with AESA radars, AIM‑120 / AIM‑9, aircraft data links, infrared phenomenology, and open mission systems Experience with Special Access Programs Knowledge of Aircraft Ethernet Bus and MIL‑STD‑1553 B.S. in engineering (astronautical, aeronautical, electrical, computer, mechanical, systems) or computer science M.S. in a technical discipline preferred Current Secret Clearance Eligible for Top Secret/SCI Current TS/SCI highly desired Travel is expected approximately every month with periodic, mostly intraweek trips to support AATC projects. Up to 25% travel, depending on program workload and project location. LI-BH1 mtsi mtsijobs