Overview

Infinity's niche in the aerospace and defense industry is specialized solutions that help bridge the gap between space and ground. This is no small task, and we owe our success to our team who help us fulfill our mission; to match people with their legacies for betterment of the world. There is always a place at Infinity for a motivated, capable individual seeking a career to better the world. We prioritize supporting our team through exceptional benefits, work-life balance, and structured career development. At Infinity, WE ARE MORE - now, come be more with us! Please note this position is contingent on program award. Job Summary: The Systems Engineer supports the engineering, design, integration, verification, documentation, and lifecycle sustainment of prototype and operational satellite ground systems, satellite operations centers, and supporting infrastructure. This role applies a disciplined systems engineering approach across the system lifecycle to define, develop, verify, and maintain system requirements, interfaces, performance metrics, and technical baselines. The Systems Engineer works with Government representatives, internal and external mission partners, and cross-functional teams to develop concepts, mature designs, support integration and test, manage change, and ensure system changes do not adversely impact operational capabilities.Key Responsibilities: System Engineering & Architecture: Apply a disciplined systems engineering approach to all assigned work to ensure changes do not adversely impact systems or capabilities.Develop, review, and manage system designs and architectures for ground systems and supporting infrastructure in accordance with mission requirements.Identify, review, and provide recommendations on ground system requirements with Government representatives and mission partners.Ensure system interfaces are well defined, documented, and that new requirements remain compliant with existing systems.Continuously review system designs and architectures and provide recommendations for improvements in areas such as redundancy, downtime reduction, and backup solutions.Identify single points of failure and equipment at or near end of life/end of support and recommend paths forward to the Government.Requirements, Concepts, and Technical Planning:Support development of mission concepts and system solutions by working with Government stakeholders to define mission requirements and concepts.Develop high-level CONOPS or CONEMP and draft system-level requirements, as directed.Conduct conceptual studies or analyses of alternatives to assess feasible technical approaches, scope, and potential technology needs.Assess feasibility with input from SMEs, including use of test-bed simulations, models, mock-ups, or other tools.Identify potential technical, schedule, cost, and cybersecurity benefits and risks associated with proposed concepts or changes.Coordinate design packages and technical review inputs with the Government Program Lead, assigned POC, and Program Chief Engineer, as applicable.Integration, Verification, and Validation:Support developmental, integration, and verification activities to ensure system performance requirements are met.Perform or support incremental developmental testing prior to system integration.Support external mission partner testing with the ground systems to ensure interoperability and prevent adverse impact to existing missions.Support incremental, iterative, and automated functionality testing, including integration testing of mission interfaces. Mission Coordination and Lifecycle Support: Interface with internal and external mission partners during all phases of the systems engineering process.Support development and maintenance of the Systems Engineering Management Plan (SEMP), including SE processes, roles and responsibilities, V&V approach, metrics and measurements, tools and technologies, and schedule/resources.Support planning for lifecycle sustainment, including configura