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Manufacturing Engineer leads manufacturing process development, documentation, validation, production support, process improvement, and corrective actions. Responsibilities include creating routings, tooling, standard work, cell layouts, PFMEA and hazard assessments; supporting lean and Kaizen initiatives; managing manufacturing equipment capital projects; coordinating cross-functional and customer approvals; and tracking production milestones. The role requires strong shop-floor engagement, problem-solving, project leadership, CAD and GD&T skills, and familiarity with aerospace or other regulated manufacturing environments.

Leads a functional team of engineers developing electronics products from concept through production. Responsibilities include technical reviews, design evaluation, testing, risk mitigation, project execution, budgeting, process improvement, regulatory compliance, and cross-functional alignment. The role also mentors engineers, manages team strategy and performance, and provides technical guidance while supporting defense and aerospace programs subject to DoD clearance and ITAR restrictions.

Provides quality engineering support across aerospace and defense manufacturing programs from proposal through shipment. Leads FMEAs, audits, supplier quality activities, corrective actions, process improvements, and production quality initiatives. The role interprets quality standards, engineering specifications, drawings, and GD&T; applies SPC and continuous improvement methods; collaborates with engineering, customers, and suppliers; and monitors supplier performance and action plans.

Leads the accounting function, monthly close, financial controls, audits, compliance, cash and working capital oversight. Provides US GAAP guidance, develops accounting talent, drives process improvements, and supports acquisition due diligence and integration. The Controller partners across Finance, Legal, Tax, Treasury, HR, IT, and business leadership to build a scalable, disciplined accounting organization.

Leads defense product development from concept through qualification and production. Responsibilities include 3D modeling, material selection, design trade studies, tolerance analysis, requirements flow-down, risk management, failure analysis, prototyping, customer and supplier interaction, cost estimating, technical documentation, and project coordination. Designs must meet customer, government, military, manufacturing, and environmental requirements. The role supports energetic components, missile systems, warfighter products, and other aerospace and defense solutions.

The job description provides no specific responsibilities, qualifications, technologies, salary, travel, or clearance requirements. The role is identified only as Director, Operations at an aerospace and defense company.

Leads cross-functional development of aerospace and defense mechanical and energetic systems from design through qualification and production. Responsibilities include project scheduling, technical execution, requirements management, risk mitigation, design reviews, tolerance analysis, verification testing, supplier coordination, customer interaction, and transition to manufacturing. The role also provides technical guidance on schedule, cost, and risks while ensuring compliance with customer and government specifications.

Provides administrative and executive support to two vice presidents through calendar management, travel coordination, meeting scheduling, expense reporting, event coordination, vendor management, and confidential communications. The role also supports facilities projects, office operations, front desk coverage, and cross-department initiatives while developing executive-level coordination skills.

Leads aerospace product development projects from concept through qualification and production. Responsibilities include creating technical data packages and 3D models, performing design trade studies and tolerance analyses, managing requirements and risk, coordinating cross-functional teams, supporting prototype procurement and testing, and interacting with customers and suppliers. The role requires engineering education, technical leadership, CAD and GD&T expertise, strong communication, problem-solving ability, and eligibility for a U.S. DoD security clearance.

Leads strategic missile programs from end to end, overseeing cost, schedule, quality, risk, customer satisfaction, and commercial performance. Serves as the primary customer interface while directing cross-functional aerospace and defense teams. Partners with business leaders on growth, profitability, and strategic objectives, ensuring customer expectations align with internal execution capabilities.