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Leads business capture for tactical defense solutions by identifying and qualifying opportunities, developing customer and industry relationships, shaping technical and market strategies, coordinating proposal activities, and supporting pricing, win themes, partnerships, and technology investments. The role requires expertise in defense acquisition, RF technologies, proposal leadership, stakeholder influence, and classified program environments. It is primarily on-site and requires an active Secret clearance with the ability to obtain Top Secret.

Leads development programs for antenna and electronics technologies supporting defense customers. Oversees program execution, budgets, schedules, requirements, risks, resources, subcontractors, customer relationships, proposals, compliance, and cross-functional teams. Communicates performance to senior leadership and customers while resolving issues and pursuing follow-on business. The role is fully on-site and may involve travel between company campuses and other locations.

Leads quality engineering across aerospace and defense program lifecycles. Responsibilities include supporting technical reviews, ensuring contractual and quality compliance, resolving complex issues through root-cause analysis and corrective action, chairing Material Review Boards, conducting audits, integrating quality into manufacturing, and developing performance metrics. The role is fully on-site and requires collaboration across design, manufacturing, inspection, and test engineering teams.

Leads planning, execution, documentation, and delivery of electro-optical spaceflight payload testing, including functional, performance, and environmental validation. Manages test personnel, cost, schedules, control accounts, proposals, supplier and customer coordination, and lifecycle reporting. Develops test sets and integration documentation while supporting cleanroom, laboratory, fabrication, assembly, and verification activities. Mentors junior engineers and drives continuous improvement.

Designs and analyzes mechanical components and interfaces for RF electronic systems, antennas, phased arrays, and related aerospace or defense hardware. Responsibilities include CAD modeling, documentation, performance analysis, risk mitigation, testing support, schedule inputs, subcontract technical management, and sustaining engineering. The role collaborates across disciplines in integrated program teams and may support manufacturing, qualification, and production activities. It is an on-site position requiring a bachelor’s degree, related experience, and eligibility to obtain a DoD Secret clearance.

Coordinates technical hiring logistics, onboarding, orientation, employee integration, and workforce planning support. Partners with Talent Acquisition and engineering leadership, maintains onboarding resources and staffing systems, monitors talent market trends, supports employer branding events, identifies process bottlenecks, and drives improvements to staffing efficiency and employee experience. The role is fully onsite five days per week and may involve travel between company campuses.

Supports mechanical design and development of RF electronic systems, including CAD modeling, requirements allocation, interface definition, performance analysis, risk mitigation, testing, and sustaining engineering. Collaborates with cross-functional teams to meet hardware delivery milestones, schedules, costs, and technical requirements. The role may involve subcontract management, production support, design for manufacturing and test, and work in office, laboratory, production, or cleanroom environments.

Supports mechanical design and development of RF electronic and antenna systems across airborne, ground, maritime, and space platforms. Responsibilities include CAD modeling, design analysis, requirements allocation, interface definition, risk mitigation, testing, schedule support, subcontractor management, and sustaining engineering. The role is fully on-site and may involve production, laboratory, cleanroom, and field environments. A Secret clearance must be obtainable and maintainable.

Manages EPDS cost accounts and project engineering activities, balancing program management with technical responsibilities. Coordinates procurements, supplier relationships, hardware definitions, interfaces, specifications, proposals, contractual documentation, and technical analyses. Prepares presentations for internal and customer audiences while collaborating across multidisciplinary teams. The role requires engineering education, substantial related experience, hardware expertise, subcontract management, and familiarity with planning, scheduling, and interface control. Spacecraft design or test and earned value management experience are preferred.

Manages EPDS cost accounts and project engineering activities, with primary responsibility for procurements, programmatics, supplier relationships, hardware definitions, interfaces, technical documentation, presentations, and subcontract management. The role requires engineering expertise in spacecraft-related hardware, planning, scheduling, specifications, and interface control, while coordinating multidisciplinary teams and supporting potential earned value management activities.