MBSE Engineer - SysML v2 remote job
The MBSE Engineer (SysML v2) job is a remote contract role for model-based systems engineers. You would write reference models in SysML v2 text, build scoring rubrics and review AI-generated models in a pilot expected to run about four weeks to three months.
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Role facts, as shown on the listing
- Pay
- $55–$120 per hour equivalent
- An hourly equivalent taken from the listing's pay field. The description says pay is per task, so your hourly figure depends on how long each task takes.
- Our arithmetic on the listed ranges: the midpoint here is $87.50 an hour, tied for number 6 of the 12 Engineering & science roles on this site; midpoints there run from $70 to $250.
- Hours
- About 15 hours a week; variable, task-based
- Location
- Remote
- Contract
- Contractor
- Openings
- 20 (as listed)
- Listed
- 3 Nov 2026
- Checked
- 6 Nov 2026
- Sysml v2
- Systems engineering
- Requirements engineering
- System architecture
- Model traceability
- Interface control documents (icds)
- Conops
- Technical writing
What the work involves
- Turn engineering requirements into accurate SysML v2 textual models that stay faithful and traceable.
- Build reference solutions and exemplar architectures that serve as benchmarks.
- Write and refine rubrics for judging SysML v2 models produced by AI systems.
- Review models and give structured feedback, drawing on requirements, ConOps, ICDs and specifications.
Before you apply: what the listing asks for
Listed as required
- Professional systems engineering experience, with hands-on SysML v1 and some exposure to SysML v2, or proven SysML v2 textual modeling.
- The ability to read engineering requirements and turn them into technically accurate system models.
- An understanding of model-based systems engineering, requirements traceability and system architecture.
Listed as preferred
- A strong grasp of requirements engineering, interface control and model traceability, and experience with ConOps and ICDs.
- Technical writing and communication skills suited to remote, asynchronous work.
- Experience in complex domains such as aerospace, space, defense, automotive, maritime or communications, and exposure to AI or machine learning projects.
Who this is not for
Not a fit if you have no SysML experience; the listing asks for SysML v1 with some v2 exposure, or hands-on SysML v2 textual modeling.
Questions about this role
How many hours a week does it take?
The listing says about 15 hours a week, variable and task-based.
How long is the project?
The listing expects an initial pilot of roughly 4 weeks to 3 months.
What is the application process?
The listing says candidates complete an AI interview as part of applying.
Source: the role's job listing on micro1. Facts were checked on 6 Nov 2026; the description above is condensed and reworded by us. Confirm details on the original listing before you apply.