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Coordinates configuration management and engineering change activities for defense systems. Reviews contracts and product design changes, prepares project documentation, establishes change orders, maintains modification records, and coordinates approved changes with engineering, quality, manufacturing, subcontractors, and data control teams.

Perform RMF-based cybersecurity assessments, audits, and vulnerability scanning; author and maintain security assessment documentation and POA&Ms; coordinate remediation, support eMASS records, and ensure compliance with DoD/NIST/NISPOM policies to obtain and maintain system ATOs.

Develops ballistic and hypersonic missile kinematic threat models for modeling and simulation frameworks. Applies engineering and mathematical algorithms to model vehicle behavior, trajectories, aerodynamic forces, guidance, navigation, and control. Researches missile parameters, staging debris, countermeasures, and payload traits; authors technical verification and validation documentation; collaborates with engineering and testing stakeholders; and supports time-critical product deliveries.

Manages configuration identification, control, status accounting, audits, baselines, change requests, repositories, release processes, and configuration reporting for aerospace and defense systems. Coordinates with engineering, integration, testing, logistics, and program management to ensure technical products remain traceable, controlled, compliant, and properly documented.

Designs, models, simulates, analyzes, and tests RF, microwave, payload, and communications systems. Responsibilities include RF architecture, antenna, transmitter and receiver design, link budget and cascade analysis, system trades, requirements development, proposal estimates, and satellite communications analysis. The role requires MATLAB proficiency, digital communications and signal-processing knowledge, RF system modeling experience, and an active Secret clearance. Preferred experience includes SATCOM, digital beamforming, test instrumentation, Simulink, MBSE, DOORS, STK, and HFSS.

Provides technical support for installation, operation, maintenance, and testing of the Trident II Submarine Launcher Subsystem at a shipyard. Responsibilities include participating in test procedures and readiness reviews, training personnel, analyzing equipment failures, resolving time-sensitive issues, preparing reports, updating test documentation, and collaborating with international test teams. Requires shipyard, strategic weapons, or related engineering experience, an active Interim Secret clearance, U.S. citizenship, and willingness to travel up to 25%.

Leads solicitation and RFP analysis, proposal preparation, contract negotiation, administration, extensions, and closeout for government programs. Advises management on contractual obligations, monitors funding and payments, maintains contract records, ensures deliverables and invoices are submitted, and negotiates agreements. Collaborates with program management, finance, supply chain, legal, pricing, compliance, customers, and external partners in classified environments.

Leads aircraft electrical and hydraulic subsystem development from requirements and architecture through integration, testing, verification, and sustainment. Designs schematics, analyzes power systems, defines requirements, conducts trade studies, manages supplier technical activities, resolves integration issues, and ensures airworthiness compliance. Serves as a subject matter expert for multidisciplinary engineering teams and presents technical briefings to senior leadership.

Supports strategic planning by integrating program requirements, managing operational rhythms and calendars, tracking technology investments, and coordinating stakeholders. Authors strategic documentation, translates complex technical architectures into executive briefings and value propositions, supports capture campaign plans, and aligns program activities with strategic deadlines and business acquisition processes. The role requires an active Secret clearance and the ability to obtain Special Program Access.

Manages the Digital Hardware engineering section of 40–100 employees while providing direct engineering leadership on defense programs. Responsibilities include developing hardware strategies and technology roadmaps, staffing programs, improving engineering processes, supporting proposals and design reviews, leading technical teams, mentoring managers, hiring, forecasting workloads, and conducting performance and compensation reviews. The role requires at least 60% direct program work and focuses on radar, electronic warfare, sensor systems, and related digital hardware.