Specialist, Systems Engineer - RAMS at L3Harris
Salt Lake City, UT
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Aug 12, 2026
Salt Lake City, UT
Sep 24, 2026
What this job asks for AI summary
A Reliability, Maintainability & Safety (RAMS) Engineer role at a defense electronics company, focused on performing hardware/software analyses — including reliability predictions, FMECA, fault tree analysis, and safety analyses — for electronic communications equipment. The position involves creating technical documentation, presenting results to internal and customer audiences, and supporting multiple concurrent programs in a multidisciplinary engineering environment.
Mid level · 4+ years · Salt Lake City, UT · Full-time
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This role is a RAMS (Reliability, Maintainability & Safety) engineering specialty that does not map cleanly to any standard computer/mathematical SOC. 15-1299 (Computer Occupations, All Other) is used as the closest available code; 15-1211 (Computer Systems Analysts) is noted as a secondary possibility given the systems analysis and documentation work, but neither is a precise fit for a dedicated RAMS discipline.
The degree requirement is marked None because the posting explicitly accepts equivalent experience in lieu of a degree (minimum 8 years without a degree).
Security clearance is listed only as a preferred/ability-to-obtain item ('ability to obtain security clearance'), not a hard gate at hire — so no clearance is required to apply.
MIL-HDBK-217F, Telcordia SR-332, and 217Plus are listed together as interchangeable reliability prediction standards; they are grouped under one skill with alternatives accordingly.
The 9/80 compressed work schedule (every other Friday off) is noted as it may be relevant to candidates evaluating work-life fit.
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