Jobs at Red 6

Lead full contract lifecycle for federal and commercial contracts: draft, review, negotiate, administer, ensure compliance with FAR/DFARS and export regulations, manage risk and subcontract flow-downs, support proposals, maintain contract records, and advise leadership on contractual strategy and data rights.

Lead cross-functional teams to execute development engineering programs across the DoD acquisition lifecycle. Own cost, schedule, performance, and risk baselines; manage contracts, customers, suppliers, and subcontractors; produce program artifacts (IMS, SOWs, specs, risk databases, cost/cash/revenue models); coordinate engineering, test, quality, manufacturing, and Gov DevSecOps deployments; ensure ITAR, CMMC, and AS9100 compliance; support proposals and revenue forecasting.

The Technical Supply Chain Manager will lead supply chain execution for aerospace products, managing sourcing strategies, supplier performance, and collaboration with contract manufacturers, ensuring compliance with aerospace and DOD standards.

Lead development, validation, and deployment of production test systems for PCBA, subassemblies, and system-level aerospace electronics. Develop test strategies, scripts, fixtures, and test racks; validate repeatability and reliability; support contract manufacturers, troubleshoot yield issues, drive root cause analysis, and maintain compliance, documentation, and production readiness.

The Principal Systems Engineer will manage systems requirements, lead design reviews, integrate systems, and act as a point of contact across teams.

Lead Navy-focused business development: create and execute BD strategy, shape requirements, manage capture and proposals, build Navy relationships, coordinate cross-functional teams, and evolve BD processes for Navy contracts.

Lead system architecture with hardware emphasis and complementary software understanding. Drive technical decisions, trade studies, and systems integration. Translate customer requirements into subsystem specifications, collaborate with government customers, and define internal technical roadmaps to meet defense/aerospace AR/VR product needs.

Lead electrical architecture, design, test, integration, and manufacturing for next-generation AR airborne systems. Derive subsystem requirements, perform trade studies, prototype and verify designs, produce documentation, mentor the electrical team, and ensure compliance with military environmental and EMI/EMC standards.

The Principal Mechanical Engineer will lead a team in conducting structural and vibration analysis, CFD modeling, and collaborate across engineering disciplines for aerospace hardware design and testing.

Lead and manage the companys ITAR/EAR export compliance program: classify items, prepare licenses/TAAs/MLAs, oversee shipping and deemed export controls, conduct audits, train staff, coordinate with government agencies, and ensure secure handling of controlled technical data across teams and vendors.

Lead and manage government proposals for the Department of Defense, overseeing the proposal lifecycle from planning to submission, ensuring compliance and quality.

Lead and grow a multidisciplinary systems integration and test team. Own test strategy and execution across board, subsystem, and system levels for hardware, optics, embedded software, and integrated ATARS capabilities. Develop test plans, environments, automation, and verification artifacts; drive anomaly resolution, root-cause analysis, metrics, and readiness reporting. Partner cross-functionally and support field, manufacturing, and supplier test activities (up to 10% travel).

Lead and scale the electrical engineering team to deliver ruggedized aerospace AR hardware. Drive electrical architecture, PCB design, power systems, mixed-signal and high-speed digital development, validation and environmental qualification (EMI/EMC, DO-160), supplier transition to production, and cross-functional integration with systems, mechanical, software, and manufacturing.