Jobs at Intelligent Manufacturing Solutions, LLC

Develops, integrates, aligns, and tests laser and optical systems for defense applications. Provides technical documentation, analysis, reports, supplier guidance, production transition support, cost and risk management, and proposal input. Coordinates with engineering, manufacturing, quality, program management, customers, and vendors while supporting technical roadmaps and hands-on integration of complex subsystems. Requires occasional domestic and international travel.

Leads electrical engineering for advanced laser systems, including PCB/CCA development, digital and analog hardware design, FPGA architecture and VHDL development, circuit analysis, component selection, testing, troubleshooting, and production transition. The role supports system architecture, certification testing, failure investigation, design improvements, technical presentations, and cross-functional collaboration. It requires extensive defense electronics experience, U.S. citizenship, security-clearance eligibility, and onsite work in Orlando with occasional travel.

Designs and develops electro-mechanical and opto-mechanical laser rangefinder and target designator systems for military applications. Responsibilities include concept-to-detail design, SolidWorks modeling, engineering documentation, GD&T, structural and preliminary finite element analysis, thermal and vibration analysis, prototype-to-production transition, manufacturing support, change orders, testing, and technical leadership. The role collaborates with engineering, manufacturing, quality, purchasing, customers, and suppliers, and requires 10–20% travel.

Leads mechanical design for advanced electro-optical laser systems used in military applications. Designs components and assemblies, creates SolidWorks models, manufacturing drawings, bills of materials, and technical documentation. Guides engineers, conducts design reviews, supports manufacturing and testing, applies GD&T, evaluates nonconforming materials, and manages designs from concept through production. Requires extensive defense-market electromechanical packaging experience, manufacturing knowledge, and the ability to obtain a U.S. security clearance. Onsite role with 10–20% travel.

Develops and supports electronics for advanced military laser systems, including PCB/CCA design, analog circuits, power supplies, subsystem architecture, component selection, signal integrity, testing, debugging, reliability analysis, and failure investigation. The role supports design verification, manufacturing transition, production troubleshooting, technical presentations, and compliance with military standards. It requires substantial electrical design, PCB development, analog circuit, and DoD experience, along with U.S. citizenship and the ability to obtain a security clearance.

Lead multiple DoD laser development projects, manage cost/schedule/technical execution, perform earned value analysis, mitigate program risks, estimate resources/materials, coordinate subcontractors, support proposals/BOEs, provide technical leadership and hands-on integration and testing, and transition products to operations and quality.