| Location | Orlando, FL |
| Salary | $20–$85 Per Hour |
PGS Worldwide is seeking a Systems Engineer – Flight Simulation & MBSE in Orlando, Florida for an approximately eleven-month hybrid contract-to-hire role supporting a leading aerospace & defense company. This position will support next-generation rotary-wing flight simulation, with emphasis on CH-53K ownship software, SysML-based systems engineering, aircraft-system behavior, and simulator hardware/software integration.
Bachelor’s degree in Systems Engineering, Computer Engineering, Aerospace Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Computer Science, or a related technical discipline.
3+ years of relevant professional engineering experience.
Experience applying Model-Based Systems Engineering (MBSE) principles.
Experience developing or interpreting SysML models covering requirements, use cases, structure, behavior, interfaces, and traceability.
Experience with requirements decomposition, interface definition, system architecture, and verification planning.
Working knowledge of C++ sufficient to collaborate with software-development teams and understand implementation constraints.
Experience supporting system integration, test, verification, validation, troubleshooting, or technical baseline management.
Ability to analyze complex system interactions and clearly communicate requirements, interfaces, assumptions, and technical risks.
Experience with Cameo Systems Modeler or Cameo Enterprise Architect.
Experience with flight simulation, real-time training systems, or digital engineering.
Experience with Python, Bash, or AI-assisted engineering tools.
Knowledge of aircraft systems, avionics, flight dynamics, mission systems, or aircraft-malfunction modeling.
Rotorcraft, pilot-training, or simulator-domain experience.
Familiarity with DIS/HLA, TCP/UDP, and hardware I/O.
Experience with cockpit displays, audio systems, motion systems, or control-loading interfaces.
Experience with recording/replay, data logging, after-action review, instructor workflows, or training scenarios.
Familiarity with automated testing, requirements-to-test traceability, FAA/EASA standards, Qualification Test Guides, or simulator qualification.
Define, decompose, trace, and verify requirements for rotary-wing training simulation systems.
Develop and maintain SysML-based system models and architecture.
Translate pilot, instructor, and training needs into implementable engineering requirements.
Define interfaces across simulation software, hardware, training workflows, and supporting infrastructure.
Support CH-53K and MH-60R/CG simulation use cases involving pilot maneuvers, procedures, aircraft behavior, and malfunctions.
Collaborate with software developers, integration/test engineers, pilots, instructors, and technical subject-matter experts.
Support verification planning, integration, troubleshooting, and system validation.
Analyze simulator hardware/software interactions and technical risks.
Support development of recording, replay, after-action review, and training-scenario capabilities.
Hybrid — onsite 2–3 days per week in Orlando
4/10, 1st shift
Up to $85.00 per hour.
Job ID: 23187
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