Eng Sr Prin II - Elec
BAE Systems · baesystems.com
Hill AFBOn-siteLead / Manager
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Principal electrical engineer leading engineering support for Sentinel ICBM payload development.
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- 11 d ago · posted 2026-10-26
- Location
- Hill AFB, Utah
Full description
BAE Systems is seeking a Principal Electrical Engineer for an exciting opportunity developing new capabilities for the Sentinel ICBM weapon system at Hill Air Force Base (AFB), Utah. This position will lead a small team of engineers providing engineering support to a large Government acquisition program.
This new ICBM program will design, develop, produce, and deploy new payload system suites (reentry vehicles and/or countermeasures). The key payload attributes include enhancements in accuracy, lethality, and ICBM Reentry System/Reentry Vehicle (RS/RV) interoperable operations. Program activities will also include the employment of digital acquisitions through the application of digital engineering, agile software development, and open systems architectures.
Responsibilities include
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Provide technical advice to Government leaders and engineers.
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Support requirements development, analysis of alternatives, verification and validation activities, and milestone preparation.
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Prepare/review engineering analysis reports and key acquisition documents, including RFP packages.
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Participate in technical interchange meetings, design reviews, program management reviews, certification working groups, and other technical meetings, as required.
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Provide guidance and leadership to more junior engineering team members.
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