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Supervises financial operations including accounting, budgeting, credit, insurance, tax, treasury, cash flow, compliance, and financial reporting. Oversees budget development, ensures accurate monthly, quarterly, and annual reports, establishes financial controls, and leads staff while supporting hiring, performance, and disciplinary actions.

Manages corporate programs from initiation through completion, overseeing planning, budgeting, staffing, compliance, performance, and reporting. Leads program management staff, coordinates cross-functional projects, addresses resource and operational challenges, and recommends schedule, cost, or staffing adjustments. Presents status updates to senior stakeholders and manages personnel actions, including hiring, performance, and disciplinary matters. The role carries P&L responsibility and requires up to 25% travel.

Performs clerical materials planning and scheduling duties, tracking inbound materials from purchasing through production. Enters material requirements, creates inventory records, monitors inventory levels and supplier performance, and prepares reports. Coordinates with purchasing, production, and engineering to support efficient material movement and production. Requires computer proficiency, Microsoft Office skills, organization, multitasking, and availability for second- or third-shift work.

Develops and implements quality-control methods for solid rocket motor products and processes. Designs testing procedures and equipment, performs product testing, analyzes defects and trends, and recommends corrective actions. Establishes quality standards, audits production processes and suppliers, conducts root-cause analyses, and supports compliance with ISO 9001. Collaborates with design, production, product management, and supplier teams to mitigate quality risks and improve supplier performance.

Coordinates engineering project planning, resources, staffing, reporting, and troubleshooting. Performs design evaluations, technical calculations, requirements analysis, and technical support while helping projects meet quality, reliability, schedule, and budget goals. Reviews production, malfunction, and maintenance reports to identify and address issues. This entry-level role works under senior guidance and requires an engineering degree, Microsoft Office proficiency, and occasional travel up to 25%.

Leads government financial compliance and audit functions, serving as liaison with DCAA and DCMA. Oversees FAR, DFARS, and CAS compliance; reviews internal controls, financial transactions, incurred cost submissions, forward pricing proposals, and CAS disclosure statements. Manages audit support, training, risk mitigation, policy development, and resolution of audit findings across business units.

Leads and coordinates engineering project planning, staffing, scheduling, budgeting, resource allocation, and progress reporting. Performs engineering design evaluations, prepares specifications, reviews production and maintenance issues, ensures technical quality and regulatory compliance, and resolves operational problems. Provides technical support while monitoring project performance against schedules and budgets. Requires an engineering degree, 5–7 years of experience, and proficiency with Microsoft Office; travel may reach 25%.

Develops sourcing strategies, evaluates supplier proposals, negotiates contracts, gathers requirements, issues RFPs and RFQs, recommends suppliers, and supports purchase orders and invoice processing. Ensures procurement activities comply with internal policies and external regulations. The role requires an associate degree with 2–4 years of experience or equivalent qualifications, Microsoft Office proficiency, analytical ability, communication skills, and attention to detail.

Provides program-level quality assurance for DoD ammunition manufacturing. Leads production lifecycle process improvement, quality risk mitigation, audits, data analysis, corrective actions, and compliance activities. Collaborates with engineering, program, supplier, subcontractor, and customer teams to resolve quality issues and support schedules, budgets, and forecasts. Requires manufacturing quality experience, technical drawing interpretation, and travel of 25–50%, including possible international travel.

Supports technical employees with QA-related tasks, project work, equipment setup, testing, experiments, data collection, reporting, and procedure documentation. Learns technical processes, shadows experienced staff, and handles basic issues while working collaboratively in a safety-sensitive facility environment.