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Leads the opto-mechanical design engineering department, managing, mentoring, and developing engineers. Oversees design projects, workload allocation, technical specifications, quality processes, documentation, manufacturability, and customer requirements. Provides hands-on opto-mechanical design and structural analysis support, contributes to proposals and business development, and coordinates interdisciplinary projects. Responsibilities include hiring, performance management, process improvement, technical planning, audits, and maintaining compliance with engineering standards and the quality management system.

Designs, analyzes, documents, and supports fabrication, assembly, integration, and testing of high-performance optical assemblies for aerospace and defense products. Leads optical sensitivity and Monte Carlo tolerance analyses, trade studies, metrology and alignment activities, technical reviews, supplier management, and manufacturing problem resolution. Provides expertise in optical materials, coatings, inspection standards, opto-mechanical systems, cleanroom processes, and imaging system performance.

Develops and optimizes precision optical manufacturing processes for lenses, mirrors, telescopes, and assemblies. Leads manufacturability reviews, process validation, tooling and fixture design, production transfers, statistical process control, troubleshooting, and corrective actions. Collaborates with R&D, production, and quality teams, supports inspection and testing protocols, improves yield and efficiency, and mentors engineering and production staff.

Owns enterprise IFS architecture across Apps 10 and IFS Cloud, serving as design authority for configurations, integrations, reports, data models, security, and platform changes. Leads the IFS Centre of Excellence, Change Advisory Board, roadmap, and continuous improvement pipeline. Partners with IT, business, compliance, and vendors to support ERP transformation, cloud adoption, performance, lifecycle management, and regulatory alignment with CMMC, ITAR, and DCAA requirements.

Develop and maintain manufacturing work instructions and process documentation, optimize layouts and workflows, support new product introductions, conduct process capability studies, troubleshoot production issues, and implement data-driven continuous improvements to increase efficiency, reduce waste and costs, and maintain quality and throughput.

Leads the design and development of complex optical, mechanical, and opto-mechanical components and assemblies for airborne and space platforms. Creates CAD models, drawings, procedures, tooling designs, and bills of materials; supports prototyping, manufacturing, testing, troubleshooting, and alignment. Provides technical guidance to program management and business development, resolves fabrication issues, evaluates manufacturability, conducts root-cause analysis, and improves designs and processes while meeting technical, cost, and configuration-control requirements.

The FP&A Manager supports enterprise budgeting, forecasting, monthly close reporting, financial modeling, variance analysis, and program-level financial tracking. The role partners with program management, operations, and engineering teams; manages Power BI dashboards and Power Query pipelines; supports the IFS Cloud ERP transition; and prepares board, investor, and business review materials. Additional responsibilities include KPI development, margin and EAC analysis, and strategic finance initiatives.

Leads multiple aerospace and defense manufacturing programs from planning through delivery, managing cross-functional teams, customer relationships, schedules, budgets, risks, and program financial performance. Coordinates engineering, production, quality, and supply chain stakeholders to meet customer requirements and business objectives. The role also drives process improvements, quality enhancement, stakeholder communication, and opportunities for business growth.

Design, build, integrate, test, and maintain custom mechatronic systems for precision optics manufacturing. Responsibilities include mechanical mechanisms, motion systems, robotics, automation, CAD, BOMs, vendor coordination, electrical and software integration, controls development, troubleshooting, validation, and continuous improvement. The engineer collaborates across manufacturing, quality, supply chain, product development, and engineering teams while supporting equipment performance, product quality, yield, and throughput.

Lead a multidisciplinary electro-optical engineering team developing laser and gimbal systems for defense applications. Responsibilities include recruitment, mentoring, performance management, resource allocation, technical oversight, design and systems integration, program execution, proposal support, and innovation. The role combines approximately 80% technical contribution with 20% administrative management, requiring expertise in optical, electrical, systems, or controls engineering and precision-pointing technologies.