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Performs reliability and systems safety engineering across the full product lifecycle, including technical planning, requirements development, system integration, verification, validation, failure modes analysis, and hazard analysis. Supports hardware from design through retirement within U.S. Government systems engineering environments. The role may lead engineering teams, manage schedules and budgets, provide design and field support, and work onsite in Sunnyvale at least four days weekly.

Conducts financial analysis, risk and opportunity modeling, S-curve analysis, business case development, and proposal support for the Sentinel strategic defense program. Builds financial models, validates program artifacts, supports pricing, contract negotiations, audits, and leadership reviews. Collaborates across functions to gather data, present recommendations, and deliver accurate analyses while managing multiple priorities independently.

Design, develop, verify, and test guidance, navigation, and control algorithms, control laws, simulation models, and software for aircraft flying qualities and stability. Support flight testing, analyze flight data, conduct airworthiness assessments, contribute to design reviews and milestone events, and coordinate with customers and suppliers.

Plans supply and demand, inventory levels, capacity, and material requirements for aerospace manufacturing programs. The role uses MRP tools to analyze purchase material positions, prioritize demand, coordinate schedule changes, integrate supply chain metrics, and support scrap, spare, and replacement planning. It also serves as a liaison between Global Supply Chain, Program Operations, and execution teams. Candidates need supply chain experience, Microsoft Office proficiency, and eligibility for a Secret clearance; SAP and BOM experience are preferred.

Designs and verifies FPGA and ASIC solutions for space-based Command and Data Handling systems. Responsibilities include HDL/RTL design, requirements analysis, architecture, simulation, emulation, synthesis, timing and power analysis, place-and-route, test-bench development, and hardware debugging. The role requires aerospace or space-application FPGA experience and familiarity with EDA tools, with preferred experience in digital signal or image processing, SystemVerilog, UVM, and FPGA timing closure.

Designs, develops, verifies, and tests guidance, navigation, and control algorithms, control laws, simulation models, and software for aircraft flying qualities and stability. Supports flight testing, analyzes flight data, performs airworthiness assessments, contributes to design reviews and program milestones, and coordinates with suppliers, customers, and government stakeholders.

Leads business development and capture strategy for advanced optical and RF communications programs across defense, national security, commercial, and international markets. Manages pipelines, customer engagement, opportunity qualification, proposals, investment shaping, competitive intelligence, and cross-functional pursuit teams. Builds senior government and industry relationships, represents the company at events, mentors BD professionals, and ensures compliance with acquisition processes and regulations.

Leads end-to-end systems verification and qualification testing for inertial, GPS, and avionics products. Develops test requirements, plans, procedures, readiness reviews, test data, and reports; manages test campaigns, equipment, anomalies, and Failure Review Boards. Leads cross-functional hardware, software, and systems engineering teams, conducts root-cause analysis, and serves as the technical point of contact during test events. The role is onsite in Woodland Hills, California, with occasional offsite testing.

Leads the strategic vision, architecture, technical training, and process improvement for aerospace training systems. Responsibilities include MBSE implementation in CAMEO, systems engineering technical reviews, requirements evaluation, closure criteria development, customer briefings, training framework creation, effectiveness metrics, budget oversight, and cross-program adoption of tools and best practices. The role requires deep expertise in training systems architecture, instructional systems development, technical compliance, and secure defense environments.

Designs, integrates, tests, and certifies electronics and mission-processing systems, including computers, networks, communications, displays, data storage, and crypto systems. Responsibilities include requirements development and flow-down, system modeling, architecture documentation, hardware integration, trade studies, supplier technical management, specifications and statements of work, supplier evaluations, design reviews, and mission subsystem integration. The role is fully onsite in Melbourne, Florida, requires an active Secret clearance, and involves 10% travel.