Test Engineer (Full Scope Polygraph)

Modern Technology Solutions, Inc. (MTSI) is seeking a Test Engineer to join our team in Annapolis Junction, Maryland.

Qualified candidates must be U.S. citizens with a TS/SCI clearance and Full Scope Polygraph.

• Contribute to cutting edge development programs and test new solutions.
• Lead testing innovations for radio frequency (RF) signal processing applications.
• Test analytics, visualization and discovery tools.
• Evaluate the integration of new and legacy software across a variety of hardware form factors.
• Assess operational system performance requirements for testability and criticality to frame and prioritize Test & Evaluation (T&E) objectives and enable evaluation planning.
• Review planned acquisition approaches to support T&E schedule alignment with decision maker needs for T&E support.
• Coordinate with program System Engineering (SE) and review T&E-related SE information to leverage functional analysis, system descriptions, parameter selection and dependencies, Modeling and Simulation, and initial performance risk assessments to inform evaluation planning.
• Assess operational environments and priorities for evaluation attention and scenario selection, and to coordinate user participation in T&E.
• Plan program- and event-level risk-tailored performance estimation and analysis of system and operational Effectiveness and Suitability metrics & conditions, levels of T&E include inspection, demonstration, paper analysis, survey, simulation, and physical test
• Participate in the T&E Working-level Integrated Product Team (WIPT) and/or Integrated Test Team for coordination of evaluation plans.
• Produce Evaluation Plans (metric framework, scenarios/threads, timelines, requirements/T&E crosswalk), Analysis Plans, Data Requirements, Risk Assessments, Evaluation Reports, Status reports.
• Plan program- and event-level testing for collection of data required for analysis and to sync T&E events with supported decision points.
• Design data sampling schemes to optimize the information/resource balance and to control testing uncertainties.