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Architects, develops, tests, debugs, and integrates real-time embedded software for multicore platforms supporting secure missile weapon systems. Translates system requirements into software solutions, defines system architecture, verifies performance, collaborates with hardware and algorithm teams, conducts code reviews, maintains technical artifacts, and mentors junior engineers. The role is full-time onsite in Northridge, California and requires an active Secret clearance.

Develops and integrates complex systems by translating customer requirements into design documentation, allocating and verifying requirements, performing functional and trade studies, and designing validation tests. Conducts hands-on electrical and system-level testing, investigates hardware discrepancies, identifies root causes, and drives corrective actions. Leads technical problem-solving, supports test activities, manages requirements baselines, and collaborates with multidisciplinary teams and external customers in an onsite defense engineering environment.

Leads cybersecurity execution for aerospace systems, including security architecture, RMF and JSIG compliance, accreditation packages, vulnerability assessments, system hardening, requirements traceability, and risk remediation. The role coordinates across engineering, software, testing, security, customers, and program teams; presents technical materials; mentors stakeholders; and supports secure system development and sustainment. Full-time onsite work is required in Rancho Bernardo, California, with travel up to 25%.

Leads mechanical integration and testing of space flight hardware from subassembly through complete systems. Responsibilities include work-package procurement, manufacturing, integration, test, delivery, cost and schedule ownership, test procedure development, anomaly resolution, non-conformance remediation, and cross-functional coordination. The role requires leadership in complex aerospace production environments, technical planning, resource allocation, and execution of mission-critical programs.

Leads mechanical integration and testing of spaceflight hardware from subassemblies through complete systems. Owns procurement, manufacturing, test planning, procedures, delivery, cost, schedule, anomaly resolution, and nonconformance remediation for assigned work packages. Coordinates multidisciplinary stakeholders, supports producibility, manages resources and schedules, and leads execution in restricted aerospace production environments. Requires extensive space vehicle mechanical systems experience, active TS/SCI clearance with CI polygraph, and SAP eligibility.

Develops and maintains software configuration management systems, tools, baselines, build procedures, release documentation, and configuration standards. Automates productivity tools, collects configuration metrics, supports software libraries and builds, processes change requests, and collaborates with development teams. The role is onsite in Melbourne, Florida, requires an active DoD Secret clearance and SAP access eligibility, and involves approximately 10% travel.

Designs and develops mechanical ground support equipment for spaceflight hardware integration and testing. Responsibilities include 3D CAD modeling, requirements definition, structural analysis, GD&T drafting, design reviews, proof-load diagrams, fabrication support, nonconformance resolution, and integration/test process development. The engineer supports vendors and end users while coordinating across program functions. The role requires independent judgment, leadership, and an active TS/SCI clearance with CI polygraph and SAP eligibility.

Lead DMSMS and obsolescence mitigation for aerospace systems by analyzing lifecycle data, developing strategic roadmaps, coordinating suppliers and senior management, maintaining mitigation records, and leading cross-functional projects. The role requires advanced Excel skills, active Secret clearance, U.S. citizenship, onsite work in San Diego or Palmdale, and travel up to 25%.

Supports production program execution by managing cost, schedule, technical requirements, risks, issues, opportunities, suppliers, and contract changes. Coordinates systems integration, testing, production sell-off, proposal development, contract closeout, and cross-functional Integrated Program Teams. Maintains EVM cost and schedule baselines, presents program status to customers and leadership, manages customer relationships, and drives process improvements. The position is fully onsite in Baltimore, requires U.S. citizenship and an active Secret clearance, and involves 10% travel.

Develops contamination-control systems for space programs by establishing cleanliness requirements, analyzing contamination generation and accumulation, designing passive and active controls, sampling and analyzing performance data, verifying requirements, and preparing technical documentation. The role also supports laboratory and thermal-vacuum studies, failure reviews, contamination-control procedures, and environmental suitability assessments. Requires an active Top Secret clearance and ability to obtain SCI access.