Job Description:
As a System of Systems (SoS) Concepts Architect, you will be responsible for defining, developing, and evolving advanced SoS architectures for complex defence systems. You will play a pivotal role in shaping the future of integrated capabilities at Airbus Defence and Space SAU, ensuring the strategic alignment and technical coherence of diverse systems.

Key Responsibilities
- Architectural Design & Conceptualization: Design and analysis of complex SoS architectures, addressing multi-domain challenges to define how future air power-enabled systems interact and operate.
- Advanced Modeling & MBSE: Support the development and refinement of SoS architectural frameworks and methodologies using MBSE to create rigorous models that allow us to understand and harness the emergent behaviors of complex, non-managed systems.
- Strategic Roadmapping: Contribute to the development of SoS roadmaps and technology strategies, identifying and curating key solution roadmaps to guide our long-term SoS evolution.
- Driving Reusability:



Tackle the "Architecture of Reuse" challenge by designing scalable, reusable frameworks rather than one-off builds, maximizing the value of our entire portfolio.
- Analysis & Integration: Conduct trade-off analyses, feasibility studies, and impact assessments. Define interfaces, protocols, and integration strategies for heterogeneous systems to ensure seamless interoperability and data exchange.
- Risk Management: Identify and mitigate architectural risks, proactively addressing potential issues related to performance, scalability, security, and resilience.

Qualifications & Skills
- Master's degree or PhD in Systems Engineering, Aerospace, Telecommunications, Computer Science, or a closely related technical field.
- Minimum of 5 years of experience in systems engineering or architecture, desirable including training and hands-on experience in System of Systems (SoS) or complex enterprise-level architectures.
- Prior knowledge in archite

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