Senior Requirements Engineer

LMI

. Define and document user, stakeholder, and technical requirements for communications, sensor, surveillance, and other systems or products .

Posted 10/7/2026full-timeRemote • United StatesSenior💰 $108,324 - $160,000 per yearWebsite

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Core Competencies

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Demonstrates expertise in defining and documenting user and technical requirements for integrated systems, with a strong focus on conducting analyses and developing comprehensive engineering documentation. Proficient in assessing technologies and guiding development efforts while collaborating with stakeholders and program managers.

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Requirements AnalysisTechnical DocumentationFunctional DecompositionTrade StudiesCost-Benefit Analysis

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Hard Skills

Requirements DefinitionFunctional Block DiagramsFunctional Flow DiagramsControl/Data Flow DiagramsDOTMLPF AnalysisCost/Performance Trade-OffsField-Focused Technical AssessmentsEngineering DocumentationProject Requirements BaselinesAlternative Architectures

Industry Keywords

Stakeholder EngagementIntegrated SystemsProgram ManagementTechnical AssessmentsAnalysis of Alternatives

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Key responsibilities & impact

Define and document user, stakeholder, and technical requirements for communications, sensor, surveillance, and other systems or products
Iteratively review and refine requirements as additional details become known
Assess technologies and guide development efforts with CBP stakeholders, program managers, and technical experts
Inform program strategies and enable deployment of integrated systems
Conduct field-focused technical assessments
Develop engineering and programmatic documentation
Establish project requirements baselines and analyze requirements to identify deficiencies and cost drivers
Decompose high-level functions into lower-level functions and document requirements using functional block diagrams, functional flow diagrams, timelines, and control/data flow diagrams
Conduct trade studies supporting functional allocation, alternative architectures, solution sets, cost/performance trade-offs, and proposed system changes
Conduct Analysis of Alternatives, Alternative Analysis, and DOTMLPF analysis
Document analysis outcomes in requirements, constraint evaluation, cost-benefit, and trade studies reports
Prepare and update Requirements Analysis Reports, Functional Requirements Documents, Constraint Evaluation Analysis Reports, Cost Benefit Reports, and Trade Studies Reports
Travel 20%, including remote and rugged areas

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