NDTI systems engineering professionals focus on the tools, methods, processes, and metrics for all engineering phases: cost-benefit analysis, initiation & planning, risk identification & mitigation, requirements analysis, design, development, testing, implementation, and maintenance. NDTI Systems Engineers start with the CONOPS working with the fleet and end users to determine system-level capability and requirements. The requirements are then allocated to software, hardware, and interfaces. Utilizing proven methods of development and industry best practices, we develop the design leading to the product. Processes and metrics are diligently utilized to build-in quality through each step of the development activities. Rapid prototyping is a technique frequently used to ensure capability meets the end user requirements. We conduct the System of Systems Integration (SoSI) to independently verify and validate that the end product meets customer requirements.

NDTI systems engineering professionals focus on the tools, methods, processes, and metrics for all engineering phases: cost-benefit analysis, initiation &