Top Engineering Jobs

Manage and grow a software engineering team (20%) while leading technical efforts (80%) across the full software lifecycle in an Agile environment. Define architectures, develop and verify capabilities, perform integration/testing, conduct design reviews, manage requirements/MBSE, produce documentation, support recruiting/training, and brief stakeholders. Requires active Secret clearance and occasional travel.

Administer and manage Teamcenter CAD/PDM systems, serve as SME for Creo and Teamcenter, validate 3D models against 2D drawings and ASME standards, implement modeling standards and workflows, automate processes, support end users, and ensure released CAD models are production-ready.

Apply mission engineering MS&A to perform analyses-of-alternatives, mission architecture trades, and operational analysis. Develop and integrate simulation frameworks, run design-of-experiments and large-scale analytics, model operational environments, support DoD testing and acquisition, and deliver visualization and sustainment support for system-of-systems performance.

The role involves managing a team of software engineers, driving project success, ensuring product quality, and fostering team development.

Lead a tooling engineering team building onboarding, compliance (KYC/identity), and support systems for millions of users. Own architecture, roadmap, hiring, performance, and adoption of AI-assisted development and automation. Drive engineering best practices, scalability, availability, and cross-functional partnerships while coaching and growing engineers.

Lead a 10-engineer team building developer experience surfaces for data engineering (browser IDE, VS Code-grade desktop, CLI, observability UIs). Drive product roadmaps, cross-functional collaboration, hands-on prototyping, customer engagement, and mentoring while shipping features like dbt Projects, DCM, and Pipeline Builder.

The Manager will lead a small engineering team, participate in product development, oversee designs, and ensure quality while providing technical support.

The Director, Full-Stack Engineering Manager leads software development for a middle office platform, providing technical consulting, mentoring engineers, and driving AI modernization while ensuring client delivery stability.

Lead system-level development and sustainment of wafer inspection equipment. Drive resolution of complex customer escalations, define system specifications, contribute to architecture and validation, support global customers onsite, and ensure product performance, reliability, and long-term sustainability.

Lead and architect engine test programs from hardware to first fire and through development campaigns. Build and train the test team, design control room and qualification curriculum, define instrumentation, procedures, and acceptance criteria, run multiple campaigns on schedule, and enforce safety and testing standards.

Lead and manage a team of electrical engineers for the design, development, and testing of electrical systems and components in aerospace applications, ensuring compliance and driving innovation.

Undergraduate interns will support sonar R&D tasks including piezoelectric material processing, transducer modeling and fabrication, acoustic testing, data analysis, and data display. Work is on-site at ARL's University Park laboratory, up to 20 hours/week during semesters and 40 hours/week in summer.

Design and assemble small unmanned rotorcraft; develop and implement control systems and modeling/simulation algorithms; prepare and execute flight test plans; use digital engineering tools; analyze test results and present reports to sponsors.

Part-time engineering internship to research, design, develop, integrate, and test wireless RF communications systems. Responsibilities include algorithm and software development (C/C++), SDR integration, interfacing via SPI/I2C, and evaluating communication security protocols. Work with senior staff on signal processing, digital logic, embedded systems, and hardware debugging.

Undergraduate intern supporting the Materials Science Division with material synthesis, device fabrication, additive and cold-spray manufacturing, powder processing, robotics, testing, modeling/simulation, and materials characterization. Works up to 20 hours/week during semesters (40 hours/week in summer); position is paid and on-site at ARL Innovation Park. Candidates must be U.S. citizens able to obtain government security clearance and pass background checks and a drug screen.

Support optical research and lab experiments: design, assemble, align opto-mechanical components and test fixtures, perform data acquisition and analysis (LabVIEW/MATLAB), create CAD designs, and document/present results. Work up to 40 hours/week onsite; candidates must be U.S. citizens and pass security/background checks and a drug screen.

Support R&D for metal additive manufacturing: program and operate DED and PBF systems (including robotic and hybrid AM + 5-axis machining), run metallurgical characterization and mechanical testing, design experiments, collect and analyze process monitoring data, integrate sensors, and assist reporting and publications.

Support development of prototypical web and desktop applications for engineering, manufacturing, and logistics. Tasks include building web apps and backend services, integrating algorithms, documenting systems and architectures, analyzing information exchange, and managing containers and CI pipelines.

Undergraduate intern assists the Materials for Extreme Environments team with material synthesis and processing (cold spray, sputtering, CVD/PVD, hot pressing, plating), device and microelectronics fabrication, finite element modeling, experimental setup and monitoring, and data compilation and analysis. Position is paid, part-time during semesters and full-time in summer, on-site at ARL Innovation Park.

Undergraduate engineering intern supporting materials R&D: operate advanced manufacturing equipment, run experiments, fabricate devices, perform microscopy/spectroscopy characterization, collect and analyze data, maintain lab equipment, develop prototypes, document results, and collaborate on technical presentations.

Intern in battery systems engineering supporting design, prototyping, testing, and evaluation of high-power/high-energy battery modules and packs for underwater vehicles. Design experiments, collect and analyze data, identify failure modes, and collaborate with mechanical, electrical, software, and fabrication teams. Prepare technical reports, schematics, SOPs, and validation plans. On-site in State College, PA, with background check, drug screen, and ability to obtain government security clearance required.

Undergraduate intern supporting Engineering Technologists in designing and building electrical, mechanical, and software test tools. Duties include CAD development, documenting systems, assisting with circuit design and hardware construction, and using MATLAB and LabVIEW to support electromechanical testing. Onsite full-time during summer in State College, PA, with potential extension.

Undergraduate intern supporting sonar R&D: assist with piezoelectric material processing, transducer characterization/production/procurement, modeling and fabrication, and acoustic testing including data analysis and display. Work up to 20 hours/week during semesters and 40 hours/week in summer at ARL Freeport facility.

Support research and development tasks within ARL: research and present findings, design/program/integrate/test hardware and software, document work, and present results to leadership. Work as part of a team on embedded systems, signal processing, RF, and communications projects.

Provide engineering-level support for the Bus Testing Center, performing vehicle emissions and dynamometer testing, equipment specification and procurement, mechanical/electronic/electrical design and fabrication, ISO-17025 calibration and compliance audits, staff training, safety inspections, and data collection/reporting to ensure safe, compliant test operations.