Principal Solution Engineer for NATO with securityclearance
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Wallonia, Wallonia, Belgique
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A NATO organisation in Braine-l'Alleud is looking for
a principal solution engineer to lead the architecture of complex
communications solutions — the deployable, dispersible and highly
mobile kind, where power, wireless and satellite all have to work
together in the field. This is a senior post: you would set the
standards other projects build to. What you would be doing Leading
the development of architectures for complex solutions and keeping
them consistent with agreed requirements. Setting the policies,
principles and practices for selecting solution architecture
components. Managing trade-offs between functional, service quality
and systems management requirements, and communicating the
decisions to stakeholders. Coordinating the target architecture
across several projects at once, keeping the design stable and
standards-compliant. Driving scoping, requirements definition and
prioritisation on large initiatives — establishing baselines,
negotiating competing priorities, and managing changes properly.
Setting systems development policy and making security and privacy
integral to it, and managing the resources, technical, financial
and quality targets across all stages. Producing or approving
network architectures, topologies and configuration databases, and
specifying design parameters for connectivity, capacity, speed,
interfacing, security and access. Assessing network risk and
specifying recovery routines and contingency procedures, with
design views for each stakeholder group. What they are looking for
A Master's degree in a related discipline with five years of
relevant experience, or a Bachelor's with eight. Proven experience
leading teams of technical staff. Current and future deployable,
dispersible and highly mobile CIS technologies. Design and systems
integration experience covering AC power distribution, emergency
generation and fuel storage, and UPS. A good grasp of wireless
technologies including satellite communications. Architecture
modelling languages — UML, SysML or ArchiMate — preferably inside
an architecture framework (NAFv4, TOGAF, DODAF, Zachman) and
model-based systems engineering. Quality assurance practice, and
solid experience developing, implementing, fielding, testing and
maintaining modern communications equipment. ITIL Foundation and
PRINCE2 Foundation (or an equivalent project management
certification such as PMP). Nice to have NATO Architecture
Framework version 4, and Federated Mission Networking applied in
service design. PRINCE2 Practitioner or equivalent, and ArchiMate
or TOGAF certification. An international environment with both
military and civilian colleagues. Practical detail Braine-l'Alleud,
Belgium — full time on site , normal office environment, with
temporary duty to other NATO sites in Belgium one to two times a
month. 28 September to 30 December 2026, 488 hours in total. Graded
at the equivalent of NATO G20. You must hold a valid clearance and
be a citizen of a NATO member country with the right to work in
Belgium. If you have taken deployable communications from a
requirement to something that actually works in the field, this is
a role with real scope.