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Performs structural and thermal engineering analyses using classical methods and FEA tools. Builds and post-processes component- and system-level models, conducts modal, vibration, shock, static, and heat-transfer analyses, and collaborates across engineering disciplines to optimize designs. The role documents findings, presents results, supports program teams, and provides technical guidance to junior engineers. It is hybrid with at least 50% onsite presence and supports aerospace and mission-critical hardware programs.

Leads technical project execution for classified military space environments, managing strategy, budgets, schedules, risks, requirements, compliance, resources, metrics, and stakeholder relationships. Coordinates cross-functional teams, establishes classified program areas, resolves issues, communicates progress to leadership, and supports government and company policy compliance. The role requires on-site work five days per week and may involve travel between campuses and other locations.

Lead system security engineering efforts by analyzing adversary threats, designing security architectures, implementing and testing countermeasures, and delivering defense-in-depth solutions. The role involves writing system requirements, defining architectures, integrating hardware and software, validating solutions, applying U.S. Government guidance, using advanced security technologies, and leading an engineering team in a fully onsite defense environment.

Manages cryogenic engineering work scope, cost, schedule, staffing, subcontracts, and earned value performance. Leads cryo-thermal engineers through the design, analysis, verification, and use of flight cryogenic systems and ground support equipment, including cryocoolers, cryoradiators, and dewars. Represents the team in technical decisions, manages priorities and risks, and coordinates with customers and cross-functional stakeholders. The role is fully on-site and may involve work in laboratories, production areas, cleanrooms, and other facilities.

Leads hands-on electrical engineering for electronic warfare products, including hardware design, software development, subsystem integration, testing, production transition, and sustainment. Troubleshoots digital, analog, RF, microwave, optical, power, backplane, and test equipment issues; isolates component-level faults; supports design updates, yield improvements, obsolescence redesigns, supplier coordination, and collaboration with technicians and engineering teams.

Leads structural and thermal analysis for aerospace and mission-critical hardware using classical engineering methods and FEA tools. Performs modal, vibration, shock, static, steady-state, and transient thermal analyses; develops and post-processes models; influences architecture and design decisions; communicates risks and recommendations; and mentors junior engineers. The hybrid role requires at least 50% onsite presence and eligibility for a Secret DoD security clearance.

Designs and supports FPGA systems across the full development lifecycle, including requirements, architecture, RTL coding, synthesis, place-and-route, timing closure, simulation, lab testing, debugging, and product support. The role requires VHDL or Verilog, FPGA tools, high-speed interfaces, static timing analysis, clock-domain crossing expertise, revision control, scripting, and hardware debug. The engineer will work onsite, collaborate with verification teams, mentor others, and may lead design activities.

Leads mechanical design, development, integration, testing, and production of complex defense systems. Creates 3D models and drawings, performs tolerance, thermal, structural, stress, modal, and vibration analyses, develops prototypes, and executes verification plans. Troubleshoots manufacturing and test issues, conducts root-cause analysis, supports requirements and trade studies, designs test equipment, collaborates across engineering disciplines, and contributes to new business capture. The role is full-time onsite and requires an active Department of Defense security clearance.

Manage classified, air-gapped IT systems and lab environments in a 100% onsite closed area. Configure Active Directory, GPOs, VMware, Veeam, Trellix ePO, Nessus, Splunk, and Lab-in-a-Box environments. Lead data spill response, secure wipes, vulnerability remediation, system monitoring, backup recovery, STIG/RMF compliance, documentation, and audit readiness while coordinating with security stakeholders.

Designs and supports FPGA hardware through requirements, RTL coding, synthesis, place and route, timing closure, simulation, lab testing, debugging, and product support. The role requires experience with FPGA or ASIC development, HDL coding, high-speed interfaces, revision control, scripting, and hardware verification. It is fully onsite, requires U.S. citizenship, and requires a current Secret clearance or eligibility to obtain one.