Top Senior Level Jobs in Albuquerque, NM

Drive sales growth across a territory spanning Maine, New Hampshire, Massachusetts, and parts of Vermont. Manage existing customer relationships, acquire new customers, represent architectural building products, coordinate with branch and inside sales teams, and support vendor sales representatives. The role requires extensive territory travel, strong customer service, knowledge of millwork and two-step distribution, and 6–10 years of sales experience, preferably in building materials.

Lead the architecture and development of factory automation software systems for Intel manufacturing facilities. Define end-to-end software structures, firmware, drivers, frameworks, interfaces, and interoperability protocols. Provide technical direction for development and validation, translate customer requirements into architectural designs, assess feasibility, and drive solutions that improve system scalability, usability, and manufacturing efficiency. Collaborate with engineering customers, Intel technologists, and Foundry automation teams to prioritize initiatives and deliver successful implementations.

Supports federal litigation attorneys by preparing and filing complex legal documents, conducting legal research, verifying citations, managing electronic case files and discovery databases, processing and producing discovery, organizing trial materials, coordinating victim and witness issues, calendaring deadlines, and communicating with courts, law enforcement agencies, defense counsel, and government personnel.

Supports Investment Relationship Managers with client service, administrative processing, sales support, investment proposals, records management, appointments, client communications, and business development activities. Assists with prospect and client meetings, marketing campaigns, seminars, and internal initiatives. Requires financial services knowledge, familiarity with brokerage regulations and compliance procedures, strong organizational and communication skills, and relevant FINRA registrations and insurance licenses.

Supports AFRL satellite missions as part of a government-contractor team. Responsibilities span SmallSat systems engineering, documentation, analysis, fabrication, integration, testing, launch, and operations. The role requires multidisciplinary knowledge across engineering and science fields, systems engineering tools, technical problem-solving, communication, and collaboration. Some travel may be required.

Leads complex federal technology programs for Department of Veterans Affairs customers, overseeing employees, subcontractors, staffing, contract performance, funding, forecasting, and multiple concurrent IT initiatives. Manages technical and administrative teams supporting software development, infrastructure modernization, cloud migration, cybersecurity, and enterprise IT. Requires extensive program management experience, federal contract leadership, executive government engagement, and the ability to hold Public Trust. Preferred qualifications include relevant education, certifications, government cloud experience, ITSM, DevSecOps, and federal acquisition expertise.

Owns the product lifecycle from ideation through end-of-life, translating product vision and customer feedback into prioritized epics, features, and user stories. Manages agile backlogs, partners with engineering and Scrum teams, supports product releases and business cases, monitors success metrics, and collaborates with product marketing and other Product Managers to align strategy and customer outcomes.

Provides senior scientific and engineering advisory support to AFRL leadership. Evaluates advanced technology portfolios, conducts systems engineering analyses, trade studies, and technical assessments, advises on research investments and technology transitions, and communicates recommendations to senior government stakeholders. The role supports space, information and spectrum warfare, communications, cyber, ISR, modeling and simulation, and other advanced technology areas.

Leads the full lifecycle of complex aerospace and energy-related programs, managing scope, schedules, budgets, revenue forecasts, profit and loss, contracts, risks, resources, and customer relationships. Coordinates engineering, manufacturing, testing, quality, finance, and other cross-functional teams to deliver programs on time, within budget, and to specification. Provides executive communication, resolves conflicts, ensures compliance, and manages multiple concurrent efforts.

Provides legal counsel to county officials and management; drafts and reviews ordinances, contracts, policies, regulations, and other legal documents; conducts legal research; prepares legal opinions; represents the County in courts and administrative proceedings; advises departments on employment, labor, land use, and compliance matters; and coordinates outside counsel.