Jobs at Hadrian

Develop software interfaces for industrial machines, PLCs, and manufacturing equipment. Build human-machine interfaces, device data logging pipelines, and integrations for autonomous manufacturing systems. Collaborate with robotics, mechanical, controls, and operations teams to deploy and upgrade manufacturing cells. The role involves hands-on factory-floor hardware work and travel up to 10% annually.

Own workforce training systems and documentation for manufacturing operations. Structure capability information into skills matrices, evaluations, compliance courses, and standard documentation; manage revisions and version control; create process documentation and trainee handbooks; administer LMS content and skills data; maintain certification records and documentation hygiene; and ensure materials are accurate, organized, accessible, and audit-ready. Collaborate with training specialists, subject-matter experts, engineers, and governance teams to translate process knowledge into clear training content.

Design and own Hadrian's Capability OS and training infrastructure. Define documentation and skills standards, lead training program development, manage intake lifecycle for new capabilities, ensure global consistency, monitor system health, translate operational issues into product requirements, and mentor a Workforce Systems Analyst.

Design and own Hadrian's Capability OS and training infrastructure: define documentation and skills standards, develop training programs, manage intake and cross-system deployment (skills matrix, LMS, OJT, evaluations), monitor system health, translate operational needs into product requirements, and mentor a Workforce Systems Analyst.

Build scalable automated solutions for device fleet management, own and optimize MDM platforms, write OS-level scripts for self-healing, gather telemetry to prevent end-user disruption, translate compliance (CMMC) into code-managed baselines, and create dashboards and alerts measuring end-user SLOs.

The Training Operations Manager will lead a team across multiple factories, managing training programs, maintaining quality standards, and ensuring workforce readiness. Responsibilities include curriculum development, operational execution, stakeholder coordination, and audit readiness support.

Serve as technical authority for the NDT program: develop and control NDT procedures, oversee governance and calibration, lead audit readiness, provide complex inspection support, and mentor Level I/II personnel to ensure compliance with regulatory and contractual quality requirements.

As a Supplier Quality Engineer, you will implement quality processes, conduct audits, manage corrective actions, and improve supplier performance across Hadrian's supply chain.

Lead and grow a robotics engineering team building autonomous factory systems (perception, planning, control, collision avoidance). Hire, mentor, partner cross-functionally, influence technical direction, and improve engineering practices across design, testing, simulation, deployment, and incident response.

Lead end-to-end special projects to design and launch repeatable systems, prototype lightweight technical workflows, define and measure KPIs, drive cross-functional adoption, and produce executive-ready documentation and handoffs in a fast-moving manufacturing environment.

The Infrastructure Engineer will design and implement advanced cloud infrastructure, manage Kubernetes, establish engineering standards, and support IoT deployments in manufacturing environments while driving automation and mentoring teammates.

Develop and refine pilot battery pack assembly processes and tooling, support cell joining and weld qualification, write work instructions and process control plans, implement traceability and test procedures, drive yield and throughput improvements, and ensure battery safety and compliance while partnering with cross-functional teams to reach production readiness.

Develop and scale machining processes for complex aerospace and defense components, taking new parts from print to production. The role covers CNC strategy, tooling, workholding, probing, inspection, automation, process control, and software workflows. Responsibilities include establishing factory-wide standards, diagnosing production failures, integrating CAM, robotics, quality, and operations systems, supporting machine bring-up and factory launches, and improving throughput, quality, reliability, and engineering efficiency.

Develop automation and controls solutions for CNC machining, including universal controller interfaces, spindle-probing inspection, CMM-to-CNC feedback loops, operator enablement, and process development. Operate CNC machines, program macros, and support machining across mills, lathes, materials, tooling, and fixtures. Collaborate with applications, CAM, software, and robotics teams while applying Python, version control, and software testing principles.

Supports advanced CNC automation systems through machine setup, material preparation, tool building, machining operations, validation runs, tool-life studies, and troubleshooting. Assists CNC Controls Engineers with diagnostics, tests automation features, manages tooling and materials inventory, documents procedures, supports technician training, and provides first-line triage for operational issues. Partners with engineering and operations to formalize reliable, scalable factory processes.

Build and manage a machine learning engineering team focused on making engineering drawings and CAD data usable for automation. Lead hiring, onboarding, mentorship, performance, technical direction, design reviews, and production deployment ownership. Guide annotation tooling, active learning, synthetic data augmentation, model health, and organizational growth while remaining technically hands-on and partnering across engineering, technical leadership, and business teams.

Support advanced CNC automation systems through machine setup, tooling, material preparation, machining operations, validation runs, calibration, troubleshooting, and shop-floor execution. Conduct tool life studies, assist with CNC controls diagnostics, test automation features, manage tooling inventory, document procedures, and train technicians. Serve as the first response for operational issues, formalize troubleshooting processes, and provide feedback to engineering teams to improve factory reliability and scalability.

Design, develop, and commission automation work centers for manufacturing, integrating hardware and software, and optimizing systems while mentoring junior engineers.

The Strategic Sourcing Manager will develop sourcing strategies, manage supplier relationships, and ensure optimal cost and quality in manufacturing processes.

The Manager, Early Career Recruiting will build and lead the early talent function, create partnerships with educational institutions, manage recruiting teams, and develop internship programs for technical and operational talent.