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Test Capabilities Integration Engineer Alamogordo, NM

Test Capabilities Integration Engineer

Full Time • Alamogordo, NM
Job Title: Test Capabilities Integration Engineer
Location: Holloman AFB – Alamogordo, NM

Canvas is searching for an engineer to provide advisory and assistance services to the Arnold

Engineering Development Complex, Plans and Programs, Test Capabilities Integration unit (AEDC/XPR-
OL) at Holloman AFB, NM.

Desired Skills:
- Five (5) years of experience in Test and Evaluation desired
- Three (3) years of experience in research, technology, or test technique development activities
- Familiarity with Department of Defense Strategy, Planning, Programming, Budgeting, and Execution
(SPPBE) processes desired

Major Duties:
- Develops strategic plans to include integration of future test requirements across 704 TG
capabilities.
- Develops technical requirements for strategic Long Range Kill Change capabilities.
- Continuously engage capability owners, asset managers, program offices, etc. to maintain
awareness of current and future test requirements, workload forecasts, and test facility health
assessment in order to formulate strategic plans and guide facility funding.
- Assist AEDC capability owners in preparation of strategic roadmaps that clearly describe the future
vision to AEDC leadership.
- Identification of test infrastructure capability gaps, formulation of solutions, and advocacy for capital
investment projects that deliver T&E capability to close these gaps.
- Test capability planning to include concept development and technology needs; validation of
requirements; development of plans to close technical shortfalls; concept design analysis, cost
estimation; and assessment of solution alternatives.
- Act as the primarily interface to the Improvement and Modernization (I&M) needs and solutions
process (includes TIPP and CTEIP) for all test infrastructure related capabilities for the Wing.
- Develop test capabilities requirements documents as part of transition from XPR-OL to the
organization responsible for capital investment
- Develop strategies to transition new test capabilities, modeling and simulations tools, and
instrumentation into all test assets and for programming solutions through the Complex’s POM and Major
Range and Test Facility Base (MRTFB) programs.
- Ensure that all technical plans produced are consistent with AEDC’s strategic plan and can achieve
the Complex’s strategic objectives.
- Provides engineering support as required to AEDC/TD, AEDC/XPE, and AEDC/CT.

Bachelor's Degree or subsitute experience as described below

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