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As a Supply Chain Manager, you will develop and manage supply chain strategies and processes to support production and operational goals. You'll oversee demand planning, procurement, and inventory management, ensure compliance with industry regulations, and collaborate with various teams. Additionally, you'll lead and mentor a supply chain team and build relationships with suppliers.

As the Director of Business Development, you will lead customer engagements, develop business strategies, grow existing opportunities, and collaborate with company leadership to enhance growth in the space security sector. You will drive strategies for federal IT acquisitions and cultivate customer expertise in the field.

The Staff Optical Payload Systems Engineer is responsible for leading the development of spacecraft payloads, managing technical needs, and ensuring the quality of operational products. Responsibilities include payload design, requirements management, and collaboration with engineering teams across the entire spacecraft program lifecycle.

As Spacecraft Chief Engineer, you will oversee the design, development, and compliance of GEO spacecraft. You will identify design gaps, provide innovative engineering solutions, lead teams, and ensure successful production and delivery while reporting to the VP of Space Systems.

The Electrical Systems Engineer will design, analyze, test, and integrate electrical systems for space missions, ensuring effective communication with engineering teams and managing requirements throughout the project lifecycle. They will lead failure modes analysis, support software integration, and assess system risks to enhance design solutions.

As a Senior Flight Software Engineer, you'll engage in all spacecraft program phases, focusing on software development, integration, and testing for flight computers. Your role involves collaborating with teams, developing device drivers, and enhancing satellite subsystems, ensuring innovation and speed in a mission-driven environment.

As a Ground Systems Engineer, you will design, develop, and maintain ground systems supporting space and missile defense operations. Your responsibilities include system integration, testing, and ensuring compliance with cybersecurity standards. You will also support mission operations and lead troubleshooting efforts to ensure system availability.

The Launch Manager will lead the planning, integration, and execution of aerospace vehicle launches. Responsibilities include mission planning, managing launch operations, ensuring regulatory compliance, and overseeing real-time launch activities, with a focus on safety and successful mission outcomes.

The Force Development Operations Specialist will lead integration efforts across software and hardware systems for spacecraft operations, ensuring efficient collaboration and data sharing within teams while managing resources and mitigating risks. This role involves guiding a team, optimizing operational processes, and implementing new technologies in a dynamic environment.

As a Flight Software Engineer, you will support the software development cycle for flight computers used in space missions, integrating GNC algorithms and command scripting, while also developing reusable device drivers and communication protocols.

As a Contractor Program Security Officer (CPSO), you will ensure compliance with government security regulations, manage SCIF operations, oversee personnel security processes, and serve as the liaison with government security representatives. You will be responsible for incident management and collaborating with program managers to implement necessary security measures.

The Electrical Power Systems Engineer will design, analyze, and integrate electrical power systems for spacecraft, including solar arrays and batteries. Responsibilities include modeling, testing, and developing specifications while collaborating with cross-functional teams. The role emphasizes innovation in power system solutions for space missions.