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Manufacturing Engineer responsible for sustaining production, improving tooling and manufacturing processes, creating CAD models and work instructions, supporting composite-part production, conducting producibility and make-versus-buy analyses, and assisting with lean and continuous improvement initiatives. The role also includes vendor instruction development, customer interaction, production support, and technical input for proposals and budgets.

Develop and maintain manual and automated electrical test systems from concept through acceptance. Responsibilities include circuit and system design, LabVIEW and TestStand software development, instrumentation and communications configuration, troubleshooting, verification and validation testing, documentation, design reviews, technician training, and project team participation. The role requires collaboration with customers and internal teams and the ability to obtain and maintain a security clearance.

Quality Engineer II identifies manufacturing nonconformances, leads root cause analysis, and coordinates corrective and preventive actions. The role interprets blueprints, drawings, and military specifications; monitors nonconformance and MRB activities; supports first article inspection; presents quality metrics; participates in program reviews; and assists with training. This position is fully on-site and supports electro-mechanical defense and aerospace manufacturing while ensuring compliance with customer, contract, ISO 9001, and AS9100 requirements.

Supports workflow analysis, data collection, time studies, work measurement, standard work, process documentation, capacity planning, line balancing, and layout optimization. Collaborates with production, quality, supply chain, and other teams to implement Lean, Kaizen, and Six Sigma improvements. Prepares reports and presentations, facilitates continuous improvement events, and communicates lessons learned across facilities.

Develops, negotiates, awards, and administers complex subcontracts for specialized, high-value materials and services. Responsibilities include supplier development, bid evaluation, contract changes, purchase order tracking, audit documentation, issue resolution, supplier coordination, and presentations to management. The role may direct and train procurement personnel and requires collaboration with internal departments and national or international suppliers.

Supports continuous improvement across office and shop processes by facilitating lean events, analyzing operational efficiency, implementing Kaizen, Six Sigma, and Lean Manufacturing projects, developing training materials and performance metrics, and documenting results. Collaborates with process owners and communicates best practices across facilities.

The Supplier Quality Engineer qualifies and monitors suppliers, conducts audits, source inspections, first article inspections, and capability assessments, and manages supplier corrective actions. The role analyzes defects, drives continuous improvement, ensures ISO/AS9100 compliance, maintains approved supplier systems and performance reports, and resolves technical quality issues with suppliers and internal teams. This fully onsite position requires travel to suppliers up to 25% of the time.

Designs, develops, maintains, and improves tooling and fixtures for legacy fuzing product manufacturing. Creates SolidWorks models and drawings using GD&T, troubleshoots and maintains existing tools, supports manufacturing teams, documents designs, manages tooling projects, coordinates fabrication, and drives continuous improvement in production efficiency, quality, and reliability.

Provides end-to-end IT customer care for client devices, including hardware and software installation, troubleshooting, imaging, deployment, upgrades, and removal. Documents tickets, call histories, knowledge articles, and asset information in ServiceNow. Performs root cause analysis, smart hands support, issue escalation, and cross-functional collaboration while communicating clearly with customers and recommending process improvements.

Manage defense manufacturing, new product development, and engineering programs from inception through completion. Responsibilities include overseeing contractual requirements, schedules, budgets, technical performance, customer and government communications, program reviews, corrective actions, supplier coordination, data submissions, and product development activities. The role is fully on-site and requires the ability to obtain and maintain a security clearance.