Requirements and Integration Engineer (DOORS, Technical Baselines) for NATO with security clearance

ppMost engineering roles ask you to build one system well. This one asks a harder question: how do a dozen systems, built by different people at different times, behave as one? A multinational defence organisation needs a systems engineer for exactly that problem, in the air command and control domain. /ppYou would work across the full lifecycle — from requirements and traceability, through technical baselines and interface management, to integration planning and the verification strategy that proves it all holds together. It is a role for someone who is comfortable with structured engineering practice and equally comfortable asking whether the end user can actually work with the result. /ph3What You Would Be Doing /h3ulliSystem-of-systems engineering and lifecycle management. /liliRequirements engineering and traceability, worked in DOORS or a tool of that family. /liliHolding the technical baseline, and control of the interfaces between systems. /liliPlanning the integration, and writing the strategy that verifies it. /liliApplying operational domain knowledge, particularly air command and control, federated mission operations and how the wider organisation is put together. /liliHuman factors, usability analysis and user journey assessment — making sure the capability is usable, not merely compliant. /li /ulh3What we are looking for /h3ulliA BSc from a recognised university in a technical subject with substantial IT content, plus three years of relevant experience — or, in place of the degree, at least five years of extensive and progressive experience in this kind of work. /liliReal system-of-systems and requirements engineering practice, with structured tooling. /liliExperience of technical baselines, interfaces and integration verification. /liliDesirable: prior work in an international environment of both military and civilian staff, and knowledge of how such an organisation is structured. /li /ulpThe work is full time on site in The Hague, the Netherlands, from early September to the end of December 2026. /p /p #J-18808-Ljbffr