The Program Manager I is responsible for managing various aspects of program design, development, and production. Responsibilities include planning, executing, and monitoring programs to ensure they are completed on time and within budget, leading teams, managing stakeholder relationships, and ensuring compliance with contractual obligations and best practices in project management.

The Program Subcontracts Manager II manages subcontracts for business units, analyzes procurement and supplier data, negotiates contracts, ensures compliance with regulations, and monitors supplier performance. This role enhances supplier relationships and contributes to improvement initiatives within the supply chain management organization.

The Buyer I evaluates requisitions for custom items, determines sources of supply, awards purchase orders, and liaises with suppliers to manage deliveries while ensuring compliance with regulations.

The Senior Buyer is responsible for conducting financial analysis in purchasing, forecasting requirements, negotiating pricing and contracts, and evaluating suppliers based on their performance and delivery capabilities. The role also includes purchasing various materials and resolving supplier-related issues such as claims and over-shipments.

The Senior Configuration Analyst analyzes product design changes to assess their impact on the overall product and system. They coordinate modification records, manage change orders, and ensure compliance with configuration management policies. The analyst will also interface with other teams to solve related issues and is responsible for training junior staff members.

The Systems Engineering Technical Lead will lead engineering teams in capturing and executing contracts related to Active Protection Systems for the US Department of Defense. Responsibilities include managing project costs and schedules, developing system requirements, overseeing systems integration efforts, and maintaining communication with stakeholders.

The Proposal Analyst II supports proposal efforts by building cost models, assisting in proposal audits, and documenting policies per government regulations. The analyst collaborates with various functional organizations and ensures compliance with guidelines while providing financial analysis and support for strategic initiatives.

The Systems Engineering Technical Lead will manage active protection systems projects, integrating solutions for contracts with the U.S. Department of Defense. Responsibilities include technical leadership, system requirements management, integration of systems, and effective communication with stakeholders. This role requires extensive experience in systems engineering, particularly in defense technologies.

The Systems Engineering Technical Lead will lead engineering teams on Active Protection Systems (APS) contracts, manage cost and scheduling goals, oversee requirements management, and ensure integration and testing of APS products. This role requires technical leadership, collaboration with various technical functions, and regular communication with diverse stakeholders.

The Manager, Contracts oversees the contract administration team while managing a limited number of DOD and commercial contracts. Responsibilities include providing leadership in contract administration, offering guidance on risk analysis, representing the company in negotiations, ensuring compliance with regulations, and establishment of departmental procedures.

The Contracts Administrator II will manage contracts from proposal development through delivery and closeout, ensuring compliance with policies and legal requirements. Responsibilities include contract negotiation, monitoring performance, interpreting contract terms, and supporting billing processes. They will also participate in preparing estimates for proposals and maintaining contract files.

The Senior Manager Engineering oversees management within the business unit to meet customer needs through effective product delivery. Responsibilities include resource allocation, cost estimation, budgeting, staffing, conflict resolution, team cohesion, and mentoring staff to achieve departmental goals and improve processes.

Develop embedded applications for military applications, enhance existing software tools, and create new software products while working in small teams throughout the development life cycle from requirements gathering to deployment.

The Tester position involves working in a dark room to test products, requiring manual dexterity and the ability to use a microscope. Responsibilities include data entry, loading and unloading products into test equipment, and collaborating with engineering to ensure proper product disposition.

The Sr Manager Quality is responsible for leading the development and maintenance of Quality Management Systems, driving continuous improvement initiatives, managing budgets, and collaborating across departments to meet customer requirements and quality standards.

The Buyer II at Elbit Systems evaluates requisitions for custom nonstandard items, confers with technical personnel, awards purchase orders, and liaises with suppliers regarding material deliveries. Responsibilities include conducting RFQ analysis, maintaining commodity knowledge, and coordinating with various departments to ensure compliance with company regulations.

This role involves preparing and managing program schedules, mentoring team members, and using Earned Value Management for performance analysis. Responsibilities include developing Integrated Master Schedules, setting baselines, assessing risks, and ensuring project alignment with goals. The position also focuses on continual improvement of scheduling methodologies and developing recovery plans as needed.

The Buyer II role involves purchasing a wide range of materials and services, evaluating supplier bids, negotiating prices and terms, managing subcontracts, and ensuring compliance with federal regulations. Additionally, this position requires conducting supplier site visits and maintaining documentation related to procurement activities.

The Quality Engineering Technician supports Incoming Inspection, Calibration, and manufacturing activities. Responsibilities include analyzing inspection data, training, reviewing documentation, constructing Inspection Instructions, and supporting qualification testing. This hands-on role requires proficiency in inspection equipment and collaboration with team members.

The Buyer II is responsible for purchasing a wide range of materials and services, evaluating bids, selecting suppliers, negotiating terms, and managing subcontract performance. This role involves supporting programs with pricing and sourcing, creating RFPs, and ensuring compliance with procurement regulations.