The Mechanical Technician II assembles, tests, and maintains mechanical systems, ensuring quality for flight hardware in space applications.

Lead multiple software engineering components or enterprise focus areas, set strategic/tactical plans, guide subordinate managers, drive technology adoption and organizational change, manage finances and schedules, engage executive stakeholders, and ensure alignment of engineering activities with business goals while supporting national-security missions.

Oversee installation, maintenance, upgrades, and long-term operation of enterprise software and IT systems. Lead continuous improvement, supervise junior analysts, manage vendor relationships, maintain system documentation, provide end-user support and training, and ensure systems meet business and engineering requirements.

Lead a procurement team to develop supplier base, support production schedules and program deliveries, prepare capital/equipment requests, drive supply chain innovation and KPIs, coordinate with executives and program teams, manage subcontracts and major contract negotiations, and ensure compliance with government procurement regulations.

Lead design and development of GNC systems for spacecraft; responsible for algorithm design, subsystem integration, and verification of performance.

The role involves designing, developing, and validating advanced GNC systems for spacecraft, conducting simulations, and mentoring junior engineers.

Support cost and schedule control for government contracts: analyze financial data, prepare budgets and reports, maintain expenditure records, manage contractual changes into control systems, and perform variance and funding analyses to keep contracts within negotiated parameters.

Lead planning, scheduling, budgeting, and cost control for complex programs. Perform financial analyses, maintain contract baselines, track expenditures, prepare contractual changes, and mentor team members to ensure program compliance with government cost control guidelines.

Lead programmatic business operations for assigned projects, overseeing customer relationships, cost, schedule, technical planning, risk mitigation, reporting, proposal review, and team leadership to ensure successful program execution and performance.

Participate in cost and schedule control for validated contracts: perform analyses and reports, prepare budgets and schedules, maintain expenditure records, support variance and funding analyses, and incorporate contractual changes into control systems to keep contracts within negotiated and government guidelines.

The Sr Linux Administrator will design, implement, and maintain secure IT infrastructure, manage cloud platforms, and mentor junior admins while leading IT projects and developing automation scripts.

The Manager of Program Cost Schedule and Control will oversee financial and schedule management, ensuring projects meet performance expectations and maintaining financial integrity while leading a team and fostering stakeholder relationships.

As a Test Engineer III, you will lead complex testing and validation of aerospace systems, manage requirements, and provide guidance to junior engineers while ensuring effective system performance.

The Supplier Quality Engineer II ensures supplier compliance with quality standards, conducts audits, resolves quality issues, and participates in continuous improvement initiatives.

The Systems Engineer II develops and implements advanced system solutions, manages requirements, supports integration and verification, and ensures compliance in system design.

The Supply Chain Management Intern will assist in optimizing the flow of materials in aerospace manufacturing, collaborating on logistics solutions and analyzing supply chain data to identify improvements.

The internship involves developing AI tools and solutions for business processes, collaborating with teams, and enhancing productivity. Interns will gain hands-on experience and mentorship in aerospace technology.

The Technical Systems Administrator II will install, maintain, and upgrade IT systems, ensure security compliance, and provide technical support, while collaborating with teams to improve service quality.

Lead the IT Operations team, oversee network and infrastructure management, ensure compliance, drive innovation, and foster collaboration while managing resources and budgets.

The Mechanical Technician II assembles, tests, and maintains mechanical systems, ensuring quality and reliability of hardware. Key responsibilities include precision drilling, assembly, troubleshooting, and collaboration with team members.