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Develops and improves welding manufacturing processes for large, complex defense assemblies. Responsibilities include weld integrity analysis, process and procedure qualification, NDT report interpretation, root-cause analysis, repair planning, equipment and automation recommendations, and cross-functional manufacturing support. The role requires expertise in metallurgy, weldability, welding robotics, welding specifications, and multiple welding processes, with regular presence in fabrication and production environments.

Leads facility modernization and expansion capital projects under $100 million at Holston Army Ammunition Plant. Responsibilities include cross-functional team leadership, project planning, scheduling, budgeting, profit and loss management, risk mitigation, subcontractor and supplier oversight, quality control, and communication with executive leadership and government customers. The role requires technical writing, analytical problem-solving, and project delivery experience in defense, construction, or oil, gas, or chemical industries.

Supports cybersecurity operations for Compass Call mission and support systems at Davis Monthan AFB. Responsibilities include system security management, security artifact and account management, event monitoring, incident response, vulnerability management, compliance with DoD security frameworks, and information assurance documentation. Requires coordination with cybersecurity personnel and government representatives, technical inspections, training, and frequent CONUS/OCONUS deployment support. The role is fully onsite and may include rotational shifts and hazardous-environment deployments.

Designs, develops, evaluates, verifies, and supports Navy aircraft launch and recovery systems. Responsibilities include engineering drawings and documentation, modular hardware solutions, systems engineering processes, testing, certification support, and installation assistance. The role involves collaboration across disciplines, learning model-based systems engineering and quality processes, and applying mechanical design skills to metals, plastics, fabrication, simulation, and analysis.

Develop and maintain system-level test procedures and documentation for a U.S. Navy weapon system. Support requirements verification, on-site testing, data collection/analysis, anomaly resolution, and test reporting. Collaborate with mechanical/electrical teams, develop subsystem knowledge, and contribute to new test program planning and technical specialization.

Develops satellite ground system software for command and control, mission planning, and data analysis. Performs full software lifecycle activities, including requirements, architecture, design, coding, testing, integration, documentation, and support. Works onsite within an Agile, cross-functional team to deliver reliable software using cloud, web, frontend, backend, modeling, or embedded technologies. Clearance is not initially required, though eligibility for future submission may be necessary.

Serves as the principal technical authority for the enterprise ServiceNow platform. Defines platform architecture, roadmaps, standards, governance, integration patterns, data models, security controls, and engineering practices across multiple ServiceNow products. Leads architecture reviews, solution design, modernization, scalability, resilience, lifecycle management, and technical-health initiatives. Partners with enterprise architects, cybersecurity, infrastructure, data, business leaders, vendors, and delivery teams while mentoring technical staff and advising senior leadership.

Designs, develops, tests, and evaluates electrical components and communication systems for C4I applications supporting U.S. Navy and Coast Guard programs. Collaborates on installation drawings, develops bills of materials, and identifies replacements for obsolete materials. The role requires an electrical engineering degree, communications theory knowledge, strong communication skills, and the ability to work independently or collaboratively.

Leads a manufacturing engineering team and oversees manufacturing processes for heavy defense products. Responsibilities include process development, production optimization, quality and safety compliance, lean improvements, equipment and automation implementation, budgeting, vendor collaboration, and resolving complex manufacturing issues. The role requires expertise in welding, assembly, mechanical, electrical, or hydraulic systems, CAD, ERP systems, and continuous improvement.

Leads strategy, integration, governance, and operational coordination for Environmental Effects Engineering across internal and third-party laboratories. Responsibilities include expanding EMI/EMC, dynamics, and climatics capabilities; standardizing documentation and quality systems; developing performance metrics; coordinating resources and work packages; planning laboratory expansion; and building capital investment cases. The role requires engineering laboratory leadership, military environmental and EMI/EMC testing knowledge, and project management of budgets and schedules.