Senior Solution Engineer

ulliUniversity degree in Systems Engineering, Telecommunications Engineering, Computer Engineering, Electronic Engineering, Computer Science or another relevant discipline /lili10 years of relevant professional engineering experience, including significant experience with complex ICT/CIS, defence, aerospace, telecommunications or other highly integrated technical systems. Experience in Systems Engineering and/or Solution Architecture applied to complex systems /liliProfessional working proficiency in English, including the ability to produce and review complex technical documentation /liliComplex Systems EngineeringulliSignificant experience in the architecture, design, integration, verification or lifecycle management of complex systems involving multiple technical domains /liliDemonstrated ability to translate operational or business needs into system requirements, architectures and implementable technical solutions /liliExperience defining and managing system boundaries; functional decomposition; interfaces; dependencies; constraints; non-functional requirements; system-level performance /li /ul /liliTechnical LeadershipulliExperience as a Technical Lead, Lead Systems Engineer, Solution Architect, System Architect or equivalent senior engineering role. Experience technically coordinating multidisciplinary engineering teams and SMEs /liliAbility to provide clear technical direction /liliExperience resolving technical disagreements and driving engineering decisions across organizational and technical boundaries /liliSignificant experience integrating systems composed of multiple technologies, products or engineering disciplines /liliStrong understanding of system interfaces, dependencies and emergent behaviour /liliExperience identifying and resolving integration problems spanning multiple technical domains /liliExperience planning or supporting system integration, verification, validation and acceptance activities /liliDemonstrated ability to perform structured root-cause analysis Lifecycle Engineering / Product Ownership /liliExperience supporting complex systems after their transition into operational service /li /ul /liliUnderstanding of the relationship between:ullidesign authority; configuration management; change management; obsolescence; technology refresh; technical debt; operational support; system evolution /li /ul /liliExperience assessing the system-level impact of changes to individual components, subsystems or services /liliBroad technical understanding across ICT/CIS domains, rather than being specialists exclusively within one technology. Strong knowledge of several of the following areas is expected:ulliIP networking and routing; LAN/WAN architectures; network security and firewalls; compute and server infrastructure; virtualization and hyperconverged infrastructure; storage technologies; identity and access management; cybersecurity architectures; enterprise and infrastructure services; cloud and hybrid-cloud technologies; automation and orchestration; monitoring and management systems; telecommunications; SATCOM and/or radio communications; deployable or mobile ICT infrastructure. /li /ul /liliThe candidate is not expected to be the SME in all these domains. However, they must have sufficient technical breadth to understand how these technologies interact /liliStrong understanding of requirements engineering, including functional and non-functional requirements /liliAbility to decompose complex systems into manageable subsystems and components while preserving understanding of the complete system /liliStrong understanding of interfaces and Interface Control. Experience with requirements traceability from operational need through implementation and verification /liliUnderstanding of architecture versus detailed design and the appropriate allocation of responsibilities between system-level and domain engineers /liliExperience performing engineering trade-off analyses /li /ulpbDUTIES/ROLE: /b /pulliSystem and Solution EngineeringulliAnalyse operational, functional project requirements translate them into implementable DCIS solutions /liliDefine the overall technical solution and system architecture using the established DCIS Node, Module Service taxonomies /liliEnsure that the resulting system delivers the required end-to-end functionality emergent behaviour /liliPerform technical trade-off analyses considering performance, interoperability, security, deployability, resilience, maintainability, cost, schedule technological maturity /li /ul /liliModel Based Systems EngineeringulliApply MBSE throughout the engineering lifecycle /liliMap project requirements against existing Requirement Models, Implementation Guidelines Implementation Constraints. Maximise reuse of approved Modules, Services, architectures engineering patterns /liliIdentify gaps where existing Requirement Models or standardized building blocks cannot satisfy project requirements /li /ul /liliComplex Systems Product Own