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Lead and own the mechanical engineering function for precision electromechanical actuators from concept through qualification and production. Serve as technical authority for mechanical designs, enforce aerospace standards, lead qualification campaigns and design reviews, mentor and hire engineers, drive DFM/DFA and supplier partnerships, and define mechanical technology roadmap and engineering processes.

Lead the design and integration of high-power power conversion hardware for aerospace, including architecture decisions, prototype testing, and collaboration with various teams.

Own full accounting function for an aerospace/defense manufacturer: month-end close, cost accounting, FAR/DFARS compliance, DCAA audit readiness, AP/AR and cash management, budgeting support, internal controls, audit/tax coordination, and accounting systems/process improvements.

Build and own IT infrastructure for a defense-adjacent company: administer Microsoft GCC High, Azure AD/Intune, networking, security/compliance (CMMC/NIST), provide end-user support, manage vendors, and document policies/runbooks across multi-site facilities.

The role involves creating detailed drawings for manufacturing using CAD tools, ensuring proper tolerances, and optimizing designs for fabrication in aerospace and automotive fields.

The Mechanical Engineer will design production hardware and test equipment, analyze electromechanical systems, and manage contract manufacturers.

Design production hardware, test equipment, and Electromechanical Systems. Manage contract manufacturers and work with PCBAs and electronics enclosures.

The Procurement Analyst will support purchasing and supplier coordination, ensuring data accuracy in hardware operations, particularly in aerospace and defense sectors.

Responsible for the design integrity of precision motion control products. Tasks include approving drawings, evaluating changes, ensuring compliance, and providing technical guidance.