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Leads systems engineering, integration, and testing activities for complex defense systems. Directs engineering processes, personnel, requirements decomposition, verification, technical presentations, cost accounts, schedules, and Earned Value Management. Collaborates across hardware, software, and firmware development throughout the lifecycle, from proposal and requirements analysis through testing and fielding. The role is full-time, on-site in Rolling Meadows, Illinois, supports EOIR and RFEW systems, and requires a U.S. Secret clearance and citizenship.

Leads quality and manufacturing engineering for energetics production, ensuring products and processes meet company, AS9100, governmental, and customer requirements. Responsibilities include mitigating process safety risks, conducting root-cause and failure-mode investigations, managing nonconformances, overseeing inspections, SPC analyses, audits, and MRB participation. The engineer interprets regulations, supports cross-functional teams, liaises with government agencies, and mentors quality engineers while delivering complex initiatives on schedule.

Leads contracts management for space launch and strategic systems programs. Responsibilities include proposal development, pricing, contract negotiation, administration, closeout, customer relations, risk mitigation, and advising senior leadership on contractual obligations. Oversees three contract-management managers and supports policy, process, and tool development. Requires collaboration with program management, finance, engineering, supply chain, and business development teams while ensuring compliance with government contracting requirements.

Designs and develops mechanical systems, mechanisms, aerospace products, launch equipment, and associated infrastructure for the Sentinel ICBM program. Responsibilities include CAD modeling and drawings in Siemens NX and Teamcenter, stress and dynamic analysis, design verification, test support, fabrication, installation, lifecycle support, technical documentation, and customer presentations. The engineer collaborates with users and engineering teams while supporting systems through design, production, deployment, operation, and maintenance.

Develops and conducts reliability, maintainability, and availability studies across the aircraft program lifecycle. Analyzes maintenance programs, researches bills of materials and parts lists, identifies obsolescence risks, coordinates with vendors, assesses system health, and performs trade studies for resolution options. Recommends cost-effective, technically sound DMSMS solutions while considering mission impact, sustainability, engineering effort, and lifecycle support requirements.

Develops and coordinates Integrated Master Schedules (IMS), ensuring horizontal/vertical integration. Performs schedule analysis, implements scheduling best practices (DCMA 14-point, IPMDAR, EVMS), conducts schedule risk assessments and IBR/JSR audits, provides weekly reporting, and presents findings to leadership while interfacing with program, supplier, and functional teams.

Develops and coordinates integrated master plans and schedules for aerospace programs. Integrates schedules across finance, engineering, materials, manufacturing, and quality functions; tracks progress, analyzes risks, resolves critical-path and network-logic conflicts, and identifies performance variances using project-management techniques, earned value management, Gantt charts, PERT, and milestone charts.

Designs, analyzes, documents, procures, inspects, and supports aerospace tooling and equipment. Coordinates with review teams, suppliers, manufacturing, and internal customers to meet cost, schedule, quality, and manufacturability requirements. Develops tooling concepts, fabrication drawings, inspection and verification requirements, performs stress and finite element analysis, supports supplier fabrication, and contributes to continuous improvement and tooling operations.

Leads a 10–12-person power engineering team responsible for architecting, designing, simulating, verifying, and supporting power conversion and electronic assemblies. Provides people management, technical and project oversight, proposal support, process governance, recruiting, technology roadmap development, and production support. Requires power electronics knowledge, multidisciplinary hardware design experience, leadership capability, U.S. citizenship, and an active Secret clearance with eligibility for SAP clearance.

Designs, analyzes, documents, integrates, and tests mechanical components, assemblies, laboratory systems, test stations, and aerospace equipment. Responsibilities include maintaining design documents and bills of materials, developing acceptance test procedures, coordinating with supply chain, operations, and quality teams, and supporting manufacturing, installation, and aircraft-system testing. The role is fully onsite in Melbourne, Florida, requires an active Secret clearance, and may require SAP access.