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Provides hands-on troubleshooting and engineering support for RF and microwave products in manufacturing and development environments. Responsibilities include resolving assembly, production testing, and integration issues; supporting producibility improvements, design updates, failure analysis, and transfer to production; and collaborating with engineering, operations, supply chain, quality, and program management teams. The role requires testing module- and component-level circuits using RF test equipment and simulation and data analysis tools.

Leads contract administration for the IPS business unit across commercial and government agreements. Manages the full contracting lifecycle, reviews solicitations and proposals, negotiates agreements, ensures FAR/DFARS compliance, advises leadership on contractual risks, and maintains contracting policies and compliance tracking. Interfaces with government contracting officers, prime contractors, legal, finance, program management, engineering, and other stakeholders. The role requires extensive defense contracting expertise, strong negotiation skills, and eligibility for a government security clearance.

Supports manufacturing, supply chain, and operational initiatives through data collection, analysis, reporting, dashboard development, production coordination, documentation, and continuous improvement. The intern collaborates with Manufacturing, Engineering, Quality, Supply Chain, and Program teams to improve workflow efficiency, process consistency, material readiness, and operational visibility.

Owns operations and materials execution for complex aerospace and defense programs. Responsibilities include capacity planning, proposal costing, EAC and earned value reporting, supplier risk management, schedule integrity, NPI readiness, operational metrics, change leadership, and business-case development. The role coordinates Factory Operations, Supply Chain, Procurement, customers, and cross-functional program teams while managing operational requirements, compliance obligations, and continuous improvement initiatives.

Leads complex cross-functional engineering development programs spanning hardware, software, RF, systems integration, testing, and manufacturing. Manages plans, schedules, budgets, risks, milestones, resources, and stakeholder communications from planning through delivery. Provides technical guidance, resolves execution challenges, supports proposals and forecasting, improves processes, and mentors junior project managers. The role requires occasional travel and the ability to obtain a U.S. government security clearance.

Manages complex government, prime, and commercial contracts across the full contracting lifecycle. Reviews solicitations and proposals, negotiates agreements, ensures FAR/DFARS compliance, advises teams on contractual risks and intellectual property, tracks compliance and deadlines, and interfaces with government contracting officials and customers. Requires strong contract administration, negotiation, regulatory, analytical, writing, and relationship-management skills in a defense environment.

Supports manufacturing throughput, material readiness, production coordination, operational data analysis, dashboards, reporting, cross-functional planning, continuous improvement, documentation, and standard work. The intern collaborates with Manufacturing, Engineering, Quality, Supply Chain, and Program teams to improve workflow efficiency, process consistency, data accuracy, and operational decision-making.

Entry-level electrical engineering role in a two-year rotational program focused on microelectronics and space applications. Responsibilities include schematic capture, PCB layout review, component selection, circuit simulation, laboratory testing, board bring-up, debugging, radiation-tolerant electronics development, prototype support, documentation, and root-cause analysis. The role involves cross-functional collaboration with packaging, mechanical, manufacturing, and aerospace engineering teams.

Entry-level RF test automation engineer in a two-year rotational program. Responsibilities include developing and executing RF test procedures, performing measurements, automating instrument control and data processing, validating test hardware and software, documenting results, troubleshooting defects, and supporting product transfer from engineering to production. The role requires an electrical or computer engineering degree, lab equipment experience, programming coursework or project experience, and eligibility to obtain a government security clearance.

Supports manufacturing operations and process improvement within a Surface Mount Technology factory. Responsibilities include pick-and-place, chip-and-wire, reflow, wave soldering, conformal coating, station layout optimization, capacity analysis, and production efficiency improvements. The intern applies engineering coursework, statistical analysis, Lean/Six Sigma principles, CAD and simulation tools, and potentially ERP/MES and data visualization technologies to manufacturing challenges.