The Naval Business Line Leader will drive strategic growth in naval training innovation, lead cross-regional teams, and ensure operational excellence through differentiated solutions and P&L management.

Responsible for managing supplier relationships, negotiating contracts, and ensuring compliance with project requirements while leading engineering collaboration and budget management.

Prepares and finishes components using various methods, including painting and marking, while maintaining equipment and sequences according to engineering specifications.

Responsible for configuration management and control of documentation, analyzes design changes, authorizes engineering drawings, and ensures process adherence.

The Computer Systems Engineer integrates and maintains hardware and software for training devices, developing secure configurations and supporting R&D projects.

The Pricing Analyst role involves preparing cost estimates for proposals, assisting senior analysts, and interfacing with various departments while performing estimation activities.

The Systems Architect leads technical planning, system design, and integration of total training systems, ensuring they meet performance requirements and stakeholder needs while adhering to security and cost standards.

The Senior Executive Quality is responsible for auditing procedures, compliance monitoring, reviewing internal/external reports, and implementing quality improvements in the aviation sector.

The Logistics Sustainment Engineer will manage lifecycle logistics processes and improve reliability and maintainability of training devices, collaborating across teams to align logistics with customer requirements.

The System Architect leads technical solutions, transforms customer requirements into system architecture, and ensures adherence to technical standards while managing risk and cost for training systems.

Designs, develops, tests, and implements software for Aircraft Flight Simulation systems. Supports software applications, leads projects, and provides technical guidance to the team.

The Execution Solution Lead manages relationships, develops business, and enhances customer experience in defense solutions. Key responsibilities include overseeing capture processes, strategy development, and mentoring new leads, while ensuring profitable execution of training programs.

The Network Engineer will maintain and administer secure computer networks, troubleshoot issues, implement network security measures, and perform disaster recovery operations.

As a Financial Analyst, you'll develop financial models, conduct strategic project analysis, engage in due diligence activities, review contracts for risk mitigation, and collaborate globally while communicating with upper management.

Manage Specialties Engineering focusing on Reliability, Supportability, and Hardware Configuration Management. Responsible for technical, budget, and schedule management, leading improvement initiatives and coordinating activities across departments.

The Administrative Support role involves maintaining proficiency check records, scheduling assessments, preparing documentation, conducting briefings, and ensuring compliance with training regulations.

The Contract Manager will manage contract execution, negotiate modifications, ensure compliance, mitigate risks, and support business development to drive growth.

The role involves supporting IT operations and cybersecurity in a defense contracting environment with expertise in Windows and Linux administration and ensuring compliance with security requirements.

The Lifecycle Engineer evaluates system design for reliability and maintainability, conducts analysis, develops logistics plans, and mentors junior staff.

The Import/Export Compliance Coordinator manages goods classification, negotiates freight rates, ensures shipping compliance, and supports export/import control requirements.