WSP is seeking an experienced Model-Based Systems Engineering (MBSE) Modeler to support the development, maintenance, and governance of integrated system models for complex transportation, rail, infrastructure, and multidisciplinary engineering programs.

Working with System Architects, Systems Engineers, Requirements Managers, Interface Managers, and subsystem Subject Matter Experts, the successful candidate will translate engineering structures, requirements, functions, and interfaces into a coherent, traceable, and auditable SysML model. The role helps project teams identify integration risks and model inconsistencies before they become design, delivery, cost, or schedule issues.

What you will do
- Translate Product Breakdown Structures (PBS) into logical SysML package structures and model hierarchies.
- Translate PBS and System Breakdown Structures (SBS) into blocks, Block Definition Diagrams, Internal Block Diagrams, and related architectural views.
- Represent safety related functional breakdowns, activities, system behavior,



and allocations across system and subsystem levels to permit safety requirement apportionment between subsystems. Interface Hazard analysis and Interface Description Documents illustrations (Flow diagrams and Interface Diagrams)
- Model hardware, software, logical, physical, and functional architectures based on input from architects, systems engineers, and SMEs.
- Create and maintain packages, interface schematics, requirement containers, interface matrices, and traceability relationships.
- Structure requirement containers to support synchronization (import / Exports) with requirements management platforms such as
- IBM DOORS or DOORS Next.
- Maintain sufficient traceability among models, requirements, functions, components, interfaces, to trigger the generation of “Trees of Consequences” by the Requirement Management Tool based on the modification identified in the model up to verification methods, and supporting evidence.
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📌 MBSE Modeler (Bogotá)
🏢 WSP en Colombia
📍 Bogotá