Current Openings

Due to the nature of contracted employment services, job openings often come and go quickly. It is therefore not practical to post specific positions. The job descriptions listed on this page are not entirely inclusive. Though the position you are seeking may not be described here, do not assume that your particular skills are not in demand or that SRS is not interested in hearing from you. SRS occasionally has the opportunity to submit bids for engineers in all disciplines, acquisition personnel in all specialties, information technology experts, and administrative support personnel. Please, submit your résumé. SRS may be able to put it all together for YOU!

Acquisition Management: Be familiar with critical path, Gantt charts, resource scheduling, and be proficient with MS Project. Be able to work with cost and technical teams to evaluate and determine adequacy of planning for executing proposed schedules.

Logistics Support: Be able to support development of Logistics Management Information (LMI) program requirements to address, as a minimum: Life Cycle Application, Maintenance Planning, Repair Analysis, Support and Test Equipment, Supply Support, Manpower, Personnel, Training Facilities, Packaging, Handling, Storage, and Transportation. Possess a strong understanding of the Systems Engineering Process and its relationship to and with supportability objectives. For Government positions, individuals must be familiar with AFI63-107, INTEGRATED PRODUCT SUPPORT PLANNING AND ASSESSMENT as well as current policies/regulations regarding implementation of logistics and product support.

Test and Evaluation: Be able to provide technical management and engineering support for a variety of tasks to include test management, planning, execution, and reporting for program requirements. Major tests are anticipated on systems to improve: avionics; airframe; command, control, communications, and intelligence systems; and possibly Live Fire Test and Evaluation (LFT&E). Activities include test requirements definition, test planning, instrumentation design and fabrication, data reduction, analysis, and final report preparation.

Software Engineering: Use knowledge of acquisition and engineering in order to provide technical advice and assistance for source selection and acquisition, specifically in the areas of software management and system engineering.

Engineer: Have an accredited engineering degree in one of a variety of subspecialties to include (but not limited to) Aeronautical, Electrical, Mechanical, Environmental, Human Systems, Manufacturing, Industrial, etc.

Financial Management: Be familiar with general accounting procedures and typical finance-related activities.