Pete Carter

Systems Effectiveness Engineer @L3Harris Technologies

Salt Lake City, UT, US

CAM and ILS manager over product support for $9.1M A3M sustainment contract, applying EVMS to align cost, schedule, and ensuring successful execution of product-support goals and deliverables. Defining logistics provisioning data for the $900M Navy Next Generation Jammer (NGJ) program, establishing detailed requirements for part-level supportability, to drive long-term sustainment and operational readiness. Leverages policy compliant AI practices to decompose requirements, analyze documentation, and design Excel macros and Python scripts to drive higher quality, improved consistency, and faster execution with less rework. Prepared the program for depot stand-up/transition, working with the customer, IPT, and subcontractors to define requirements, mapping CDRL/DID requirements to existing artifacts to accelerate content development, Works closely with program management and design engineering teams to support early life-cycle development of new systems, ensuring sustainment considerations are integrated from the design phase.Reviews and interprets technical documentation, including Statements of Work (SOW), Data Item Descriptions (DID), Interface Control Documents (ICD), and other program related documents.Built comprehensive Resilient Anti-Jam Modem Cameo MBSE model—using logical and physical architecture, importing system requirements, implementing profile/stereotypes, value types, tables, and BDD/IBD/Activity diagrams.Develops and delivers Level-of-Repair Analyses (LORA), Product Support Plan, Product Support Analysis, and other CDRLs, meeting customer requirements, support life-cycle-costs, and systems readiness goals

University of Arkansas

Master’s Degree

Kennesaw State University

Bachelor's degree

Dalton State College

Associate of Science - AS