Model-Based Systems Engineer Bedford Paying up to £70p/h (Inside IR35) 6-month contract ARM has partnered with a large Aerospace client who is looking for an experienced Model-Based Systems Engineer to assist on Combat aircraft projects Responsibilities : Developing and evolving companies' MBSE methodology Developing and maintaining SysML profiles, libraries and model templates in Cameo System Modeler Applying MBSE across the system development lifecycle.
Supporting the development and delivery of internal MBSE training Providing guidance to projects on MBSE activities and initiatives Mentoring and coaching engineers in the application of MBSE best practice Conducting reviews of various SysML models Articulating the benefits of MBSE to internal and external stakeholders.
Experience required: Experience of supporting design/delivery teams to develop complex, technical solutions in accordance with plans and processes.
Proficient at requirements elicitation, negotiation, and definition.
Experience in developing SysML/UML profiles Experience in using existing MBSE frameworks/methods; Rhapsody Rationale, OOSEM, MagicGrid, SYSMOD etc.
Experience with SysML modelling tools (Cameo Systems Modeler/MagicDraw, Sparx Systems Enterprise Architect, PTC Integrity Modeler, IBM Rational Rhapsody etc.
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