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Designs, develops, integrates, and tests electrical laboratory systems, test stations, cable assemblies, wiring, and related aerospace equipment. Responsibilities include maintaining design documents and BOMs, developing interface and wiring diagrams, creating acceptance test procedures, coordinating multidisciplinary development, and supporting assembly, installation, and testing. The role requires AutoCAD Electrical knowledge, electrical schematic interpretation, an active Secret clearance, SAP eligibility, and onsite work in Melbourne, Florida.

Develops and executes test plans, procedures, reports, metrics, and functional checkout for military aerospace systems. Manages requirements, functional decomposition, MBSE activities, hardware configuration, schedules, risks, performance, and earned value within a complex program. Collaborates across teams, supports program reviews, and may lead procurement and supply-chain activities. The role requires an active DoD Secret clearance, eligibility for Top Secret and SAP approval, U.S. citizenship, and 10% travel.

Performs technical planning, systems integration, verification, validation, requirements analysis, trade studies, and interface definition for complex cyber systems. Translates customer requirements into hardware and software specifications while considering technical, schedule, cost, risk, and supportability constraints. Supports testing and verification activities and may present to customers as a Test Director. The role requires an active Top Secret clearance with SCI eligibility and a degree in cybersecurity, systems engineering, computer engineering, computer science, or a related STEM field.

Leads end-to-end coordination, tracking, and release of engineering changes and new drawings. Partners with design engineering, manufacturing, quality, configuration management, programs, and project managers to resolve workflow issues, maintain schedules, ensure configuration control and traceability, report metrics, and improve processes. The role manages multiple stakeholders and priorities while driving timely implementation in engineering and manufacturing environments.

Designs, prototypes, integrates, and tests circuit card assemblies and electronic assemblies for weapon systems. Responsibilities include schematic capture, PCB layout, bill-of-materials generation, electrical interface definition, subsystem requirements management, avionics test planning, hardware troubleshooting, and technical design reviews. The role collaborates with firmware teams, suppliers, and customers and requires on-site work in Warner Robins, Georgia, with Secret clearance eligibility.

Manages a 10–15-person RF and microwave antenna modeling and analysis engineering group. Responsibilities include team supervision, technical and project oversight, resource planning, hiring, mentoring, risk mitigation, design process governance, proposal support, technology roadmaps, and coordination across programs. The role supports full lifecycle antenna design, development, integration, testing, training, production, and new business pursuits.

Designs, integrates, tests, troubleshoots, certifies, and supports complex electronic hardware systems. Responsibilities include panel and cable design, electrical interconnects, schematics, requirements definition, acceptance criteria, hardware checkout, manufacturing support, hardware-software integration, system deployment, factory support, and hardware refresh initiatives. The role requires onsite work in Baltimore, an active Secret clearance, and approximately 10% travel.

Leads Modeling, Simulation and Analysis capabilities for advanced defense systems while managing an engineering team. Responsibilities include architecting simulation frameworks, developing C++ models and algorithms, analyzing mission performance, integrating simulations with flight software, validating models against test data, supporting VVA, guiding technical roadmaps, and mentoring engineers. The role is approximately 80% technical and programmatic work and 20% people and functional management.

Leads manufacturing operations programs and project teams for naval propulsion and power-generation systems. Responsibilities include execution planning, cross-functional coordination, schedule and cost management, risk and opportunity management, EVMS and cost-account management, and resolving material, manpower, and equipment issues. The role drives manufacturing performance, operational improvements, and on-time, on-budget delivery while coordinating with program and functional leadership.

Leads Northrop Grumman’s microelectronics portfolio, including business development, capture strategy, program execution, technology roadmaps, customer engagement, supplier management, contract negotiations, and risk and opportunity management. The role coordinates geographically dispersed teams and internal and external partners while transitioning emerging manufacturing technologies into mission programs. It requires extensive management and defense program experience, an active Secret clearance, onsite work, and travel up to 25%.