Systems Engineering Expertise
Max Fritzhand has deep systems engineering experience from defense and government sectors. At BAE Systems, he built Weapon System Interfaces for U.S. Navy nuclear submarines, translating operator research into resilient HMI controls. At NGA, he contributed to SDLC with functional definitions, user flows, and pattern libraries. His systems engineering background gives him the ability to work at the intersection of hardware, software, and human factors — a skill set that informs everything from medical device UIs to complex SaaS architectures.
The Practitioner Angle
In production, Systems Engineering isn't just about syntax — it's about predictable outcomes. Most teams struggle with Systems Engineering when systems scale beyond a single engineer. I focus on building sustainable patterns that lead organizations.
Experience Highlights
Built Weapon System Interfaces for U.S. Navy nuclear submarines at BAE Systems
Translated operator research into resilient Human-Machine Interface (HMI) controls
Coordinated cross-discipline integration resolving risks ahead of sea trials
Contributed to SDLC processes accelerating authority-to-operate reviews by 25% at NGA
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