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Leads Triton air vehicle production programs from proposal through contract closeout, managing cost, schedule, technical performance, quality, budgets, EVM, and integrated master schedules. Directs engineering and manufacturing staff, supplier activities, engineering change packages, production retrofits, investigations, and program change boards. Requires extensive engineering leadership, program execution, supplier integration, and active DoD Secret clearance, with potential SAP or PAR/SCI eligibility.

Defines and monitors supplier mission assurance programs, ensuring quality, risk management, safety, reliability, and maintainability across procurements and program phases. Collaborates with engineering, program management, procurement, subcontractors, and suppliers to meet contractual and customer requirements. Assesses program performance and risks, supports AS9100 quality processes, develops documentation, and drives process improvements.

Designs, integrates, tests, and supports digital FPGA, PCB/CCA, electronic unit, and test system hardware for space flight programs. Responsibilities include digital analysis, FPGA simulation, test vector creation, worst-case signal analysis, hardware integration, and presenting design reviews to customers. The role collaborates with multidisciplinary engineering, production, procurement, and program management teams.

Leads a supply chain team supporting production through material tracking, receiving, shipping, storage, transportation, and safety-focused operations. Coordinates with quality, engineering, warehousing, procurement, and other departments; manages budgets, work instructions, KPIs, performance metrics, employee training, and productivity improvements. Collaborates with internal and external stakeholders to support regulatory compliance for Space Sector programs.

Perform electrical engineering analysis, design, testing, integration, troubleshooting, and failure investigations for complex launch vehicle and missile-related systems. Lead test programs, requirements reviews, trade studies, qualification and acceptance testing, and technical briefings. Analyze test data, assess risks, conduct peer reviews, mentor engineers, and collaborate with multidisciplinary engineering, manufacturing, and operations teams.

Designs, tests, and supports electrical components, cable assemblies, wiring diagrams, system and network interconnects, and circuit card assemblies for aerospace and defense systems. Responsibilities include owning engineering designs and drawings, coordinating design reviews and technical data packages, producing documentation, troubleshooting lab equipment, and collaborating with software, test, cybersecurity, procurement, and customer stakeholders.

Leads systems engineering and architecture across the full lifecycle for armament programs. Responsibilities include requirements development, system design, MBSE, interface definition, trade studies, performance analysis, integration, verification, validation, and sustainment. The role provides cross-functional technical leadership, develops CONOPS, manages requirements traceability, and applies SysML, UAF, PLE, AI-enabled tools, and systems-of-systems principles to deliver mission-ready solutions.

Develops model-based system architectures for next-generation armament systems. Defines capabilities, requirements, constraints, external interfaces, implementation approaches, and operational concepts. Supports verification and validation throughout the system lifecycle while collaborating with engineering teams and customers. The role requires MBSE, SysML, UAF, systems architecture, PLM tools, and the ability to obtain a DoD Secret clearance. Senior-level candidates may provide technical leadership and mentorship.

Leads spacecraft component programs from proposal through closeout, delivering contractual cost, schedule, and technical objectives. Responsibilities include cross-functional team leadership, customer relationship development, proposals, contract negotiations, requirements and baseline management, EVM, budgeting, scheduling, supplier oversight, risk management, and design-to-production transitions.

Optical Engineering internship supporting EO/IR sensors, optical communications, laser and beam control systems, photonics, and related optical mission solutions. Candidates must be enrolled full-time in a STEM undergraduate or graduate program, available for a 10-week summer 2027 internship, and able to obtain and maintain a U.S. Government security clearance and program special access. A GPA of 3.0 or higher is preferred.