TS/SCI - Munitions Test Engineer

Required Skills & Experience

Bachelor of Science in a related discipline + 20 years of relevant experience; OR Master of Science + 15 years; OR PhD + 5 years of relevant experience Engineering degree from an ABET-accredited engineering program Current Top Secret clearance Experience supporting DoD acquisition programs or similar engineering environments Experience supporting system development, integration, and/or sustainment Experience with requirements management tools such as DOORS Experience with modeling tools such as SysML

Nice to Have Skills & Experience

Experience with armament systems, including air-to-air, air-to-surface munitions, missiles, or related systems Knowledge of the DoD acquisition lifecycle and DoDI 5000 series Risk management and technical problem-solving experience Configuration management and technical documentation experience

Job Description

Insight Global is currently seeking a Acquisition Program Test Engineer to join a client in the defense industry supporting the Air Force Life Cycle Management Center Attack Division (AFLCMC/EBD) at Eglin AFB, FL. This engineer will support systems engineering activities throughout the DoD acquisition lifecycle, including requirements development, analysis, traceability, verification, system design, integration, and technical analysis. They will develop and review specifications, interface documentation, engineering reports, and other technical acquisition documentation while supporting key technical reviews such as SRR, PDR, and CDR. The engineer will collaborate closely with program management, logistics, test, cybersecurity, contracting, and other technical stakeholders to ensure integrated system performance and provide technical input for program decision-making. They will analyze system performance, identify technical risks, develop mitigation strategies, and recommend design or process improvements supporting weapons system acquisition objectives. The role supports armament-focused programs involving areas such as warheads, energetics, guidance, navigation and control, and mission planning, with travel of approximately 10–20% depending on program needs.