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Leads system integration and testing across the product lifecycle, including test planning, simulation, subsystem and system testing, verification, validation, certification, and acceptance testing. Identifies technical risks, develops mitigation strategies, manages priorities and schedules, prepares technical reports, presents findings, and mentors engineers. The role also involves test automation, troubleshooting environmental test equipment, requirements traceability, and collaboration across multidisciplinary engineering teams.

Leads the Digital ASIC engineering group, managing staffing, hiring, mentoring, performance evaluations, and career development for 10–20 engineers. Serves as the subject-matter expert, shapes technology capabilities and roadmaps, develops new business opportunities, aligns engineering capabilities with customer priorities, and supports strategic workforce development. Requires an engineering degree, 7+ years of experience designing, developing, and managing complex systems, and the ability to obtain and maintain a U.S. government security clearance.

Leads multidisciplinary systems engineering solutions across defense and space programs. Responsibilities include capturing stakeholder needs, developing requirements and architectures, conducting modeling, simulation, trade studies, and risk analysis, and guiding product-oriented solutions through the lifecycle. Leads teams of 5–10, mentors engineers, communicates with senior stakeholders, develops technical best practices, and serves as a digital engineering thought leader. The role also supports technology assessment, organizational transformation, new business development, proposals, and collaboration with experts across academia, government, and industry.

Leads the Analog ASIC engineering group, managing staffing, hiring, performance evaluations, mentoring, career development, and technical capability growth. Serves as the subject matter expert, shapes technology offerings, develops capability roadmaps, aligns engineering priorities with customer needs, and supervises a team of 10–20 engineers. Requires an engineering degree, 7+ years of experience designing, developing, and managing complex systems, and eligibility to obtain and maintain a U.S. government security clearance.

Develops, integrates, tests, and deploys navigation and tracking algorithms and embedded software for underwater, ground, air, and space systems. Responsibilities include requirements analysis, algorithm and control-system design, software testing, performance analysis, technical documentation, customer communication, and tracking project priorities, scope, schedule, and cost. The role requires collaboration with engineers, stakeholders, and government or commercial customers while supporting advanced defense and space applications.

Leads complex inertial measurement unit development programs from strategy through completion. Owns cost, schedule, technical performance, resource allocation, risk management, supplier coordination, customer relationships, contract activities, quality processes, and team leadership. Supports proposal development, competitive captures, business growth, and integration of electro-mechanical and sensor technologies across the product lifecycle. Requires government program management experience, customer engagement, and collaboration in a matrixed environment.

Designs, simulates, lays out, verifies, and tests analog and power electronics, including power conversion, battery management, and precision instrumentation circuits. Develops technical specifications, analyzes hardware configurations, supports product life-cycle activities, and collaborates with project teams and development partners. Contributes to technical reports, communicates project status and risks, and helps resolve engineering issues. Requires a bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering or a related field, proficiency with schematic capture, PCB layout, SPICE or comparable simulation tools, and MATLAB or Simulink.

Develop and manage complex systems through product development, integration, testing, production transition, and deployment. Lead test architecture and execution, requirements development, compliance cases, test plans, systems upgrades, and technical data packages. Work with strategic sensors, MEMS, inertial navigation systems, fault-tolerant computing, and test equipment. Collaborate across multidisciplinary teams while analyzing system data, supporting requirements traceability, and communicating technical findings to project leadership.

Define, analyze, and verify system and subsystem requirements using systems engineering, MBSE, and digital engineering methods. Develop mission needs, use cases, functional models, requirement flow-downs, performance trades, verification strategies, and test designs. Lead multidisciplinary teams, customer requirements efforts, technical planning, risk management, and formal assessments. Serve as a systems engineering subject-matter expert, mentor engineers, develop mitigation strategies, and improve enterprise capabilities.

Lead systems integration and test engineering for laboratory operations, including test-cell risk mitigation, troubleshooting, maintenance planning, inventory and obsolescence tracking, facility upgrades, vendor coordination, and capital planning. Develop procedures and technical documentation, coordinate lab activities across programs, support acquisitions and certifications, present technical information, and mentor less experienced engineers. The role requires on-site support in Cambridge, Massachusetts four to five days per week.