Digital Systems Engineer
SAIC
Digital Systems Engineer
SAIC
Technology integrator delivering defense IT solutions
SAIC is seeking Digital Systems Engineer (Model-Based Systems Engineer) to support SAIC’s Prime Program, Aretuza in Chantilly, VA. Aretuza SAIC's large SETA program, supporting the NRO’s Ground Enterprise Directorate (GED), responsible for the acquisition of systems over the complete end-to-end life cycle.
Note: Qualified candidates must have a current and active Top Secret/SCI with Polygraph to be considered for this role.
As the Digital Systems Engineer (Model-Based Systems Engineer) you will support the advancement of Digital Engineering and MBSE capabilities across intelligence ground systems, mission operations, and enterprise architecture initiatives. You will drive the transition from document-centric systems engineering to a scalable, model-centric digital engineering environment that improves interoperability, requirements traceability, architecture consistency, model reuse, automation, and data-driven decision-making.
The ideal candidate brings deep expertise in systems engineering, MBSE, enterprise architecture, and engineering automation, coupled with strong technical leadership and the ability to deliver innovative, mission-focused solutions across complex stakeholder environments.
Overview of Key Responsibilities
Required Education and Experience
SAIC is a technology integrator that supports the U.S. government with engineering and IT services for defense, space, and intelligence missions. Its offerings include integrating complex systems, software, data analytics, cybersecurity, and digital engineering to help national security programs run smoothly. The company operates by combining technical expertise with large-scale government contracts, delivering end-to-end solutions from planning and development to deployment and support. Unlike many firms that focus on a single product, SAIC differentiates itself through a long history of government work, its origins as an employee-owned company, and its growth through strategic acquisitions to broaden capabilities in digital engineering, mission IT, and related services. SAIC’s goal is to enable national defense and intelligence operations by providing the technology and services needed to design, build, and maintain critical systems at scale.
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