This role focuses on spacecraft power systems engineering, overseeing system development, managing components, and ensuring mission requirements are met with high technical standards.

The Space Operations Specialist II leads and supports operational and engineering tasks for space vehicles, including command, control, analysis, and anomaly resolution.

The Space Operations Specialist I ensures space vehicle health and safety while supporting operations, analysis, and engineering for space missions.

Design RF circuits for a variety of systems, simulate performance using analytical software, mentor junior engineers, and ensure efficient production of RF electronics.

Manage EPDS projects focusing on supplier relationships and technical writing. Requires a solid engineering background and excellent communication skills.

Lead the technical team for telecom subsystem design and integration for space vehicles. Manage requirements, risks, and support milestones.

Lead development of propulsion solutions for space vehicles, incorporating new systems, performance analyses, and maintaining effective relationships within teams.

This position involves developing and testing guidance, navigation, and control systems for space programs, including analyzing requirements and system stability throughout various project phases.

The role involves overseeing system safety engineering, developing MIL-STD-882 compliant safety programs, and conducting various safety analyses to ensure the safety of personnel and equipment.

The role involves system safety engineering, developing safety program plans, analyzing hazards, preparing safety documentation, and supporting launch operations while ensuring compliance with safety standards.

Perform cartographic data management, feature extraction, and QA/QC. Prepare intelligence reports and manage geospatial databases, requiring 5-10 years of experience and TS/SCI clearance.

Work as part of a team analyzing mission performance in RF systems, developing modeling tools, and documenting results. Requires effective communication and collaboration skills.

The RF Technician II will support RF R&D activities, involving testing and troubleshooting RF components, while collaborating with engineers in a laboratory environment. Responsibilities include developing technical solutions and maintaining a productive work environment.

As an optical engineer, you will design, develop, integrate, and test optical systems for airborne and space applications, collaborating with cross-functional teams to support project outcomes.

As Engineering Manager, oversee manufacturing teams, budget planning, employee management, risk management, and ensure compliance with safety and quality standards.

The Engineering Manager II oversees a fabrication team, ensuring production schedules, safety, and quality standards are met while managing budgets and personnel development.

The Engineering Manager II oversees manufacturing processes, budget planning, personnel management, and risk management, ensuring production schedules and quality standards meet objectives.

This role involves designing PWAs and CCAs, selecting materials, implementing M&P plans, and collaborating across engineering disciplines for aerospace production.

Lead Radar engineering efforts, overseeing development and delivery of radar solutions, managing projects, and providing technical leadership.

Lead systems engineering for developing and verifying requirements for complex electronic products. Collaborate with teams on mission critical solutions. Manage requirements and perform analyses while mentoring junior engineers.