Jobs at RTX

Supports global trade compliance for international aerospace and defense programs. Prepares export authorizations, interprets ITAR and EAR regulations, determines export authorities and exemptions, facilitates hardware exports, tracks authorization status, supports audits and investigations, delivers employee training, and advises stakeholders on U.S. and non-U.S. export/import requirements. Requires active Secret clearance, U.S. citizenship, relevant trade compliance experience, and minimal quarterly domestic travel.

Leads FP&A budgeting support for Legal and Compliance, including annual operating plans, forecasts, variance reporting, expenditure analysis, financial controls, and compliance. Partners with stakeholders across Raytheon cost accounting segments, prepares pricing and cost submissions, performs ad hoc analysis, maintains historical records, and supports purchase orders and invoice processing. Communicates findings to management and non-finance stakeholders while ensuring accurate financial planning and reporting.

Administer and maintain security programs supporting special programs. Responsibilities include implementing DoD and intelligence-community security requirements, developing procedures, conducting inspections, managing corrective actions, administering briefings and training, processing personnel and visitors, controlling classified materials, and supporting SAP/SCI facility accreditation. The role requires coordination with government customers, management, ISSM/ISSO personnel, and multiple program sites, plus occasional travel and extended or non-standard hours.

The Senior ISSO monitors and assesses information-system compliance, conducts audits and technical assessments, develops security plans, investigates violations, reviews configuration changes, implements cybersecurity processes and tools, and maintains security documentation. The role supports NIST, NISPOM, DAAPM, JSIG, and RMF compliance in a classified defense environment. It requires onsite work in Aurora, Colorado, an active TS/SCI clearance, U.S. citizenship, and a Security+ or equivalent IAM Level I certification within six months if not already held.

Leads government pricing and cost proposal development from pre-RFP activities through negotiations. Manages cost-volume strategy, price-to-win analysis, proposal coordination, cost realism reviews, customer fact-finding, and government audits. Ensures compliance with regulations and company policies while mentoring junior pricing analysts and collaborating with business development, finance, contracts, and program management teams.

Manage program cost baselines, cost transfers, earned value and schedule performance reporting, CDRL submissions, revenue forecasts, and Estimates at Complete. Partner with program leadership and control account managers on financial reporting, analysis, reconciliation, and process improvements across multiple defense programs. The role requires collaboration, independent problem-solving, deadline management, and mentoring in program controls processes.

Oversee business and financial responsibilities for a defense contract, including earned value reporting, baseline planning, EACs, forecasting, risk and opportunity analysis, SRO, AOP, and strategic planning. Support proposals, cost volumes, manpower planning, contract negotiations, customer meetings, and executive reviews. Manage 1–2 analysts and develop future leaders while partnering with program and functional leadership.

Supports the Business Manager with financial leadership for an aerospace and defense program. Responsibilities include earned value reporting, baseline planning, estimates at completion, financial forecasting, risk and opportunity analysis, short- and long-range planning, and proposal development. The analyst consolidates large financial datasets, prepares executive and customer meeting materials, supports contract negotiations, and communicates financial information to program and functional leaders. This is an individual contributor role with no employee management responsibilities.

Supports financial planning and cost controls for a defense production program. Responsibilities include forecasting, risk identification, cost and schedule analysis, quarterly Estimate-at-Completion development, earned value management, funding planning, financial reporting, program reviews, Contract Data Requirement Lists, and maintenance of program logs. The role partners with program leadership, Contracts, Operations, Engineering, and Supply Chain teams while shaping financial execution strategy for a new production phase.

Leads financial management for the NSCS portfolio, overseeing a $0.4B-plus annual revenue portfolio and more than 20 finance professionals. Responsibilities include financial forecasting, long-range and annual operating planning, program financial performance, P&L leadership, earned value management, customer reporting, proposal and capture support, working capital, and cost strategy. Partners with program, engineering, operations, supply chain, and PMO leaders while developing managers and finance staff.

Lead FP&A activities for the Naval Air Missiles portfolio, partnering with program and cross-functional leaders on forecasts, cash collection, balance sheets, investments, bookings, sales, earnings, and cost analysis. Manage monthly close and reporting, support long-range planning, identify risks and opportunities, resolve data inconsistencies, and provide strategic financial insights. The role also supports team development and process improvements.

This role involves designing, developing, and optimizing applications using SAP ABAP and related technologies within S/4HANA and Fiori frameworks.

Leads finance operations for DOD/FMS contracts, including EAC oversight, program performance analysis, forecasts, AOP and LRP updates, contract-level financial inputs, and process improvements. Manages and mentors finance staff, collaborates with program and control account teams, supports negotiations and proposals, ensures policy compliance, and uses SAP-based financial tools for reporting, forecasting, and variance analysis.

Supports aerospace and defense program financial controls, including budgeting, scheduling, cost control, variance analysis, forecasting, EAC/ETC/LRE development, financial reporting, CDRLs, WBS maintenance, manpower planning, and data validation. Partners with program management, CAMs, PMO, business management, leadership, and government customers. The role is onsite in Richardson, Texas, and requires an active TS/SCI clearance and U.S. citizenship.

Lead finance for the IEO Ops & Missions portfolio, supervising five analysts. Ensure program financial performance through budgeting, cost accounting, forecasting, EACs, customer reporting, AOP/LRP planning, bid support, balance sheet analysis, cash optimization, and talent development.

Design, develop, document, and support SAP S/4HANA ABAP solutions using RAP and Fiori. Contribute to ECC-to-S/4 migration, enforce clean-core extensibility standards, optimize performance, and participate in full SDLC.

Leads digital technology operations at an onsite aerospace facility, serving as the primary escalation point between enterprise technology teams, local leadership, vendors, and production environments. Oversees infrastructure reliability, security, compliance, audit readiness, hosting costs, service-level performance, technology deployments, and maintenance. Coordinates network, wireless, facility, conference room, machine installation, collaboration, telecommunications, and security initiatives while advocating for site priorities and ensuring timely resolution of technology issues.