MBSE Systems Engineer

Applied Intuition is seeking a System Engineer with strong MBSE, robotics, and software expertise to create and manage the functional and logical architecture of a new Applied product. This critical role will shape the technical direction of a strategically important new project.

Key responsibilities include:

• Deriving features from customer user journeys and using Cameo to build, maintain, and analyze functional and logical architecture
• Ensuring traceability of system artifacts across User Journeys, Features, System requirements, Subsystem requirements, and test cases
• Working closely with developers to provide guidance on technical implementation
• Monitoring and managing full system-level requirements and ensuring the system meets intended requirements
• Creating system and subsystem requirements, defining system bounds, capabilities, and functional features
• Managing validation and verification of requirements at system and subsystem levels

The ideal candidate should have:

• 2+ years of experience in systems engineering, including system requirements, functional decomposition, allocation, analysis, and verification
• 2+ years of experience with Model Based Systems Engineering approaches, methods, and techniques
• Extensive experience working with SysML and Cameo in Automotive, defense, or aerospace industry
• Experience with requirements validation and verification for subsystems and integrated system-level components

Nice-to-have qualifications:

• Previous experience in a customer-facing role
• Experience in both initial requirements and final system validation
• Experience in mechanical, electrical, and software engineering
• Strong project management skills

Applied Intuition offers a competitive compensation package, including base salary, equity, and comprehensive benefits. The company values diversity and is an equal opportunity employer.

This is an in-office position, with the expectation of working 5 days a week at the Applied Intuition office in Mountain View, California.