Jobs at Saronic

Create and maintain technical documentation for autonomous surface vessels, including standard operating procedures, work instructions, and internal guides. Collaborate with engineers, designers, production teams, and stakeholders to translate complex concepts into clear end-user content. Review documentation for accuracy and compliance with industry and DoD standards, manage multiple projects, incorporate feedback, and continuously improve documentation.

Develops detailed electrical installation plans and work instructions for autonomous surface vessels. Translates connection lists into physical cable routes, sequences cable pulls and terminations, plans equipment foundations, wireways, cable trays, and penetrations, and coordinates installation with design, structural, outfitting, and production teams. Ensures compliance with marine standards, identifies routing conflicts, supports first-article installations, and improves standard work based on electrician feedback.

Manages daily Austin office operations, including supplies, mail, equipment, workplace communications, employee requests, facilities needs, and vendor relationships. Coordinates swag logistics, company events, offsites, meetings, and culture-building initiatives. Tracks office projects and special requests while ensuring the workplace remains safe, functional, welcoming, and aligned with company standards. Requires strong organization, communication, multitasking, vendor coordination, and administrative skills in a fast-paced startup environment.

Owns operational readiness and asset turnover for a new shipyard, including commissioning, acceptance, documentation, training, maintenance planning, and contractor integration. Establishes contractor onboarding, governance, safety and quality standards, performance metrics, and escalation processes. Coordinates construction, production, facilities, EHS, quality, procurement, and project teams to resolve field issues, manage readiness risks, and support production startup.

Designs, integrates, builds, and tests electrical systems for autonomous maritime platforms and edge devices. Responsibilities include power distribution, low- and high-voltage architectures, embedded electronics, sensors, motor controllers, batteries, schematics, wiring harnesses, component selection, and prototype testing. The role also supports vendor coordination, manufacturing, field testing, and government demonstrations in a fast-paced special programs environment.

Leads the implementation, administration, integration, support, optimization, and lifecycle management of enterprise SaaS and self-hosted applications. Oversees ITSM capabilities, platform roadmaps, vendor relationships, technical assessments, workflows, APIs, SSO, access management, and application governance. Partners with business and technical stakeholders across engineering, manufacturing, operations, finance, and corporate functions while managing technical resources and multiple implementations in a fast-changing environment.

Leads high-stakes federal litigation, regulatory strategy, government engagement, and executive legal advisory work for a defense technology company. Responsibilities include developing litigation strategy, overseeing filings and outside counsel, managing fact development, advising on military acquisition, export controls, national security regulations, legislation, and executive orders, and supporting advocacy with government officials. The role also helps build legal infrastructure and advises cross-functional business leaders on legal, policy, and strategic risks.

Own structural design for autonomous surface vessel systems from concept through production. Develop 3D models, 2D drawings, structural sizing calculations, and FEA analyses; conduct design reviews; track PDR/CDR gates; support prototyping, procurement, and supplier selection; and collaborate with hardware, product development, and production teams.

Designs, specifies, integrates, and validates ruggedized electrical power generation, distribution, and conversion systems for autonomous maritime platforms. Responsibilities include developing requirements, schematics, power analyses, component selection, trade studies, environmental qualification, prototype testing, field commissioning, and technical documentation. The engineer collaborates across mechanical, software, and autonomy teams, supports dockside and at-sea trials, and mentors junior engineers.

Design and integrate the mechanical systems inside Corsair autonomous surface vessels, including payload bays, sensor mounts, structural interfaces, harness routing, access panels, and internal packaging. Create CAD models, drawings, and integration documentation; perform tolerance analysis; support design-for-manufacturing and serviceability decisions; and troubleshoot prototypes, production builds, open-water tests, and field issues in collaboration with electrical, autonomy, production, and test teams.

The Senior FP&A Analyst will support company-wide budgeting, forecasting, long-range planning, consolidated reporting, variance analysis, financial modeling, cash and headcount planning, and strategic decision-making. Responsibilities include preparing executive and board materials, analyzing business performance, supporting capital allocation, partnering with Accounting during close, and improving finance processes, reporting tools, and planning frameworks.

Design, develop, and maintain web-based applications using JavaScript/TypeScript and React. Build server-side components with Node.js, integrate third-party APIs, optimize performance and security, collaborate in Agile teams, and support CI/CD and version control workflows.

Leads and scales the accounts payable function, managing a team and high-volume domestic and international payments. Oversees invoice processing, vendor payments, reimbursements, reconciliations, month-end close, tax reporting, audits, compliance, and vendor relationships. Partners with Procurement, Accounting, Legal, and Finance to improve workflows, automate processes, and support growth in a complex manufacturing environment.

Own billing and revenue accounting for complex government contracts, including sales order validation, milestone invoicing, invoice reconciliation, payment tracking, ASC 606 technical accounting memos, monthly revenue entries, reconciliations, and audit support. Partner with Contracts, Business Development, and Finance while improving NetSuite and Salesforce workflows.

Manage end-to-end multi-state payroll operations in Workday, including payroll processing, tax compliance, reporting, reconciliations, audits, controls, and system troubleshooting. Partner with People, Finance, Total Rewards, Legal, and Accounting on payroll matters, while ensuring accurate payments, regulatory compliance, SOX documentation, and process improvements. This fixed-term contract role requires independent ownership of high-volume payroll with minimal onboarding.

Supports cross-functional supply chain projects across procurement, planning, scheduling, materials management, supplier quality, supplier development, commodity management, and logistics. Assists with purchase orders, supplier follow-up, dashboards, inventory analysis, production scheduling, supplier scorecards, cost analysis, and shipment coordination. The intern analyzes supply chain data, identifies shortages and improvement opportunities, collaborates with engineering and operations teams, and presents project findings.

Develops and improves manufacturing processes for autonomous surface vessel systems. Responsibilities include designing assembly workflows, leading DFM/DFA reviews, developing tooling and fixtures, creating work instructions, training technicians, troubleshooting builds, defining inspection points, coordinating material readiness, maintaining process documentation, and supporting capacity planning and production layout strategy.

Own end-to-end execution of large-scale commercial and government shipbuilding programs from contract award through delivery and sustainment. Manage cost, schedule, scope, quality, customer relationships, production throughput, supply chain risks, configuration strategy, and mission-package integration. Lead cross-functional teams across production, engineering, software, mission services, and field engineering while coordinating government stakeholders, contracts, deliverables, and technical tradeoffs.

Develops and improves supplier quality, processes, and capabilities for autonomous maritime systems. Responsibilities include supplier audits, quality assessments, corrective actions, root cause analysis, continuous improvement, risk mitigation, supplier qualification, and performance monitoring. The role applies Lean, Six Sigma, APQP, PPAP, FMEA, DOE, and related quality methodologies while collaborating with procurement, manufacturing, quality, and engineering teams. Travel to supplier sites may be required.

Develops, maintains, analyzes, and publishes an integrated master schedule across multiple new-construction vessels. Responsibilities include integrating vessel milestones, modeling sequencing and shared-resource constraints, analyzing critical paths and schedule performance, identifying conflicts and risks, evaluating recovery scenarios, maintaining schedule controls, and producing dashboards and executive reports. The role partners with vessel planners and supports production prioritization, capacity planning, forecasting, and schedule improvements.