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Develops and maintains integrated master schedules for strategic missile defense programs. Responsibilities include schedule integration, critical-path and risk analysis, engineering execution planning, metrics reporting, schedule integrity checks, production planning support, customer briefings, and proposal planning artifacts. The role coordinates across engineering, business operations, program management, production operations, senior leadership, and customers while ensuring compliance with program performance and planning policies.

Supports the Radiant Mercury cross-domain solution through customer help-desk operations, incident troubleshooting, root-cause analysis, installation support, configuration validation, technical documentation, and classified-media compliance. Provides 24/7 distance support, coordinates with engineering and installation teams, leads troubleshooting sessions, and serves as a customer-facing technical point of contact. Requires Red Hat Enterprise Linux experience, systems engineering knowledge, networking fundamentals, and the ability to obtain a Top Secret clearance.

Supports program planning for the Fleet Ballistic Missile program by developing and maintaining Integrated Master Plans and Schedules, aligning cost, schedule, technical performance, resources, and contractual scope. Updates schedules, performs predictive and metric analysis, supports EVMS compliance, coordinates with cost and technical teams, manages planning artifacts, and presents actionable information to management and customers. Requires collaboration across functions and with Navy co-contractors.

Leads electrical systems integration for deployed weapon systems and advanced booster capabilities. Oversees architecture, requirements, design, verification, validation, testing, risk, cost, and technical reviews. Manages multidisciplinary teams, coordinates across organizations, supports hardware integration and fielding, builds customer relationships, and drives process improvements. Requires advanced analog electronics and systems engineering experience, active DoD Secret clearance, and willingness to travel.

Provides real-time operational support for ground and space systems, including Linux computers, networks, communications equipment, software, hardware, and databases. Troubleshoots failures and anomalies, performs configuration management, validates system performance, supports synchronization between operations centers, and assists with recovery and documentation. Collaborates with engineering teams, operators, remote ground stations, and customers in a 24x7 operations environment.

Leads system- and segment-level integration, verification, and test activities for space systems. Develops test plans, procedures, and scripts; coordinates cross-functional technical teams; conducts trade studies; performs failure investigations and resolution; and supports requirements analysis, system integration, simulation, and satellite operations and maintenance.

Researches, designs, models, constructs, tests, and demonstrates linear and nonlinear optical systems, lasers, amplifiers, photonics components, and quantum opto-electronic devices. Responsibilities include component selection, computational performance analysis, laboratory and field testing, prototype development for experimental space payloads, system integration, and technical reporting. The role may involve laser radar, remote sensing, frequency conversion, optical communications, and transition of laser hardware to higher technology readiness levels.

Develops and maintains integrated master schedules for national security space programs, integrating engineering, finance, supply chain, operations, resources, cost, and technical performance. The role monitors progress, manages schedule and performance metrics, facilitates cross-functional handoffs, supports workaround planning, and presents actionable planning information to management and customers. Responsibilities include earned value management, schedule risk assessment, baseline integration, and predictive analysis.

Performs electrical, electronic, and electromechanical parts engineering for strategic space systems. Responsibilities include selecting, qualifying, testing, and analyzing components; reviewing specifications and engineering drawings; evaluating suppliers and test reports; preparing technical documentation; supporting milestone reviews; and coordinating with design, manufacturing, quality, procurement, government agencies, and test laboratories. The role also addresses failure analysis, component derating, nuclear effects, survivability, and radiation-hardened applications.

Leads the Wideband MILSATCOM Systems Engineering, Integration and Test team through satellite and ground-system design, development, production, integration, testing, and delivery. Manages requirements, system architecture, test planning, technical performance measures, verification and validation, risk, and technical reviews. Partners with program and engineering leadership while supervising personnel and supporting program execution across lifecycle phases.