Deltavision·1 month ago
1 month ago
Systems MBSE & Requirements Engineer (m/f/d)
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What you'll do
- Model our systems and subsystems in Capella using the Arcadia method, and mature our modelling methodology
- Own requirements engineering in Flow across performance, functional, interface, environmental, structural, reliability and safety domains
- Author ECSS-aligned "shall" requirements and maintain full traceability from mission needs to verification
- Define, organise and conduct requirements and MBSE modelling gates
- Educate and enable the team, ensuring everyone can work in Flow and apply Arcadia in Capella
- Set and safeguard tool standards, conventions and configuration for consistent work across the department
- Define and maintain interfaces and ICDs across internal domains and external partners
- Own the V&V logic: verification methods, control documents and close-out
- Support programme reviews (SRR/PDR/CDR-class) and integration/verification activities
What they're looking for
- 2+ years in MBSE and requirements engineering, with 3+ years overall experience
- Hands-on modelling in Capella using the Arcadia method
- Strong requirements-engineering practice in Flow (or comparable, e.g. DOORS, Jama)
- Working knowledge of ECSS systems-engineering and verification standards
- Sound understanding of interface management and ICDs
- Able to teach, align and set standards — and hold the team to them
- Strong analytical, structured, detail-oriented mindset
- Passion for creating a new spaceflight paradigm (space logistics & orbital refuelling)
- Full professional proficiency in English
Nice to have
- Familiarity with propulsion or fluidic systems
- Full V-model lifecycle experience including AIT
- German language skills
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