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The Engineering Production Support Engineer will provide support for combat vehicles in production, liaising between manufacturing and design teams, conducting impact analysis, troubleshooting, and ensuring designs meet engineering standards. Responsibilities include creating CAD designs, performing analysis on components, and directing junior personnel.

The ELM Architect will administer the DOORS requirements management tool, collaborate with engineering teams, create custom scripts, troubleshoot existing tools, and develop CI/CD pipelines to enhance engineering efficiency. The role requires a strong background in DXL and DOORS, alongside programming expertise in Python.

As a Senior Process Chemical Engineer, you will troubleshoot production issues, manage improvement projects, lead hazard analyses, and support the manufacturing process. You will also conduct process design calculations, develop diagrams, and mentor junior engineers while providing on-call technical support.

The Mechanical Engineer will provide production support for the Bradley Family of Vehicles, working as a liaison between manufacturing, design, and production engineering. Responsibilities include analyzing technical designs, conducting root cause analysis, creating CAD models, and preparing technical reports while ensuring compliance with engineering standards.

The Engineering Tools Technical Support Analyst provides day-to-day support for Software Engineering tools, including installation, testing, troubleshooting, and documentation. Responsibilities include performance monitoring, user support through ServiceNow, and collaboration with engineering teams to ensure operational effectiveness.

The Engineering Tools Technical Support Analyst will provide day-to-day support for Software Engineering application environments, assist in troubleshooting, perform installation and upgrade procedures, and document changes. The role requires customer service orientation, flexibility, and effective communication skills for collaborating with team members.

The WLAN Network Engineer is responsible for R&D, design, configuration, installation, and troubleshooting of wireless technologies and LAN equipment. They will optimize network performance while maintaining security protocols, provide design recommendations, documentation, and tier 3 support for wireless devices. Familiarity with various network tools and systems is crucial.