Global Requirements Lead - 25-119

As a Global Requirements Lead at Trace3 Gov, you will be responsible for providing Systems Engineering leadership, analyzing system capabilities, and collaborating with various engineering teams to resolve system-level issues. Your role will involve using systems engineering tools to propose changes based on user specifications and operational concepts. Additionally, you'll participate in testing software, ensuring that the needs of warfighters and operators are reflected in the engineering efforts. You'll work on future BMDS capabilities involving sensor management and other integrated systems.

Candidates for the Global Requirements Lead position at Trace3 Gov must possess a Bachelor's Degree in Computer Science, Engineering, or a related field, or equivalent experience. A Secret Clearance is required prior to starting. Familiarity with systems engineering tools, particularly for requirements management, and experience in the space defense domain are essential. Strong communication skills and the ability to work within integrated teams are also important qualifications for this role.

Trace3 Gov offers a comprehensive benefits package for the Global Requirements Lead, including medical, dental, and vision insurance, disability coverage, flexible spending accounts, and a flexible PTO program. You'll also have access to a 401k program to help you save for your future. The organization values the contributions of its employees, ensuring they have the support needed for both personal and professional growth.

Collaboration is key for the Global Requirements Lead at Trace3 Gov. You will be working closely with various engineering disciplines, including software and specialty engineers, to achieve common goals. Effective communication and teamwork are essential, as you'll need to align the engineering output with the needs of the warfighters and system owners while crafting innovative solutions to complex problems.

The expected salary range for a Global Requirements Lead at Trace3 Gov is between $115,000 and $135,000 per year. This competitive compensation reflects the critical role that this position plays in ensuring the success of various engineering efforts within the organization, alongside excellent benefit offerings.

When facing system-level engineering problems, I take a structured approach. First, I gather all relevant information from cross-disciplinary teams to understand the issue comprehensively. Then, I analyze the data using systems engineering tools to refine the high-level needs into actionable requirements. It's crucial to communicate clearly with all stakeholders to ensure alignment while presenting potential solutions effectively.

I have extensive experience using various systems engineering tools, particularly for requirements management and Object Oriented requirements definition. For instance, I have successfully utilized DOORS to manage requirements documentation and traceability. This ensures all requirements are carefully defined and aligned with the overall objectives of the project.

I have worked for several years in the space defense domain, focusing on operational and technical issues related to missile defense. My experience includes engagement management and sensor management, which has equipped me with insights into the complexities of this field. I understand the challenges faced and, based on this knowledge, I can propose effective engineering solutions.

To ensure that engineering requirements are understood by all stakeholders, I prioritize clear communication. I often conduct alignment meetings where I present requirements and gather feedback. Additionally, I create comprehensive documentation that clarifies technical concepts in a way that stakeholders without a technical background can grasp, which helps in maintaining transparency throughout the project lifecycle.

I make it a point to regularly engage with industry publications, attend relevant conferences, and participate in professional groups related to systems engineering. Continuous learning is vital; I often take online courses or certifications to stay updated on the latest systems engineering tools and methodologies, ensuring I can apply the best practices in my work.

One of my most challenging projects involved developing a complex sensor management system for missile defense. My role was to lead the requirements analysis phase, collaborating with a multidisciplinary team. I facilitated requirements gathering sessions and ensured we understood user needs. The project taught me a lot about managing cross-functional teams and the importance of iterative feedback.

As a Global Requirements Lead, I bring strong analytical skills and a deep understanding of systems engineering processes. My ability to lead and coordinate teams to navigate complex challenges is one of my key strengths. Additionally, my experience in the space defense sector equips me with the nuanced understanding needed for making informed decisions that impact system-level requirements.

I believe in proactive conflict management through open communication. When conflicts arise, I facilitate discussions to understand different viewpoints and encourage a collaborative approach to finding solutions. My goal is to create an environment where team members feel comfortable sharing their concerns and where we can work together to resolve differences amiably.

Successful collaboration, to me, means effective teamwork where all members contribute their strengths and perspectives while working towards a common goal. It requires respecting each other's expertise, maintaining open lines of communication, and being willing to adapt to shifting requirements based on feedback and shared insights. This creates a dynamic environment that fosters creativity and innovation.

I ensure that requirements are aligned with end-users' needs by conducting thorough user interviews and surveys at the outset of the project. I prioritize incorporating their feedback into our engineering processes and constantly iterating on requirements as we gather more insights throughout the project lifecycle. This user-centric approach is essential for delivering effective solutions.