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Designs, deploys, and maintains secure Linux, Windows, and containerized development environments. Automates workspace and service deployment, manages SIEM monitoring and logging, remediates vulnerabilities using DoD STIGs, and supports development and test teams. Collaborates with infrastructure, security, engineering, and subcontractor teams in an Agile environment while sustaining secure communications for critical military systems.

Leads a team of 10–15 systems engineers responsible for electro-optical system requirements, architecture, interfaces, verification, compliance, and design reviews across the program lifecycle. Directs work planning, resource allocation, technical integration, milestone reviews, documentation, and objective evidence development. Collaborates with engineering, program, customer, and subcontractor teams across distributed sites while managing people development, budgets, schedules, and strategic systems engineering execution.

Designs, installs, tests, and documents computing hardware and electrical components for aerospace and defense systems. Responsibilities include chassis and facility integration, project documentation, specifications, vendor evaluation, test report analysis, task execution, and process documentation. Requires hardware installation and design experience, cable diagram skills, willingness to travel, physical ability to lift 50 pounds and climb ladders, and an active Secret clearance. Colorado Springs-based Level 2 role.

Manage mechanical integration and thermal blanket engineering teams supporting aerospace programs from proposal through launch. Responsibilities include staffing, task delegation, talent development, hardware design oversight, technical reviews, milestone execution, integrated product team collaboration, risk and opportunity management, proposal support, and coordination across engineering, suppliers, and senior leadership. The role directs mechanical system research, design, analysis, development, testing, and integration while balancing technical, personnel, cost, and schedule priorities.

Supports the Fleet Ballistic Missiles program office through engineering project coordination, program execution oversight, risk management, resource and procurement planning, and stakeholder engagement. Develops and presents information to Lockheed Martin leadership and Navy customers, coordinates matrixed teams, evaluates engineering compliance and design changes, and helps resolve technical, scheduling, and test issues. The role also supports missile production and sustainment, subcontract management, earned value activities, and execution strategy development.

Designs and sustains structural metallic and composite components for the Fleet Ballistic Missile program. Responsibilities include developing requirements and test plans, creating 3D models and GD&T drawings, collaborating with manufacturing engineers, supporting design reviews, communicating technical information, and advancing hardware through development, testing, and production.

Leads and supports electrical component engineering for space and strategic systems, including component selection, qualification, testing, failure analysis, supplier evaluation, and technical documentation. Reviews engineering drawings, specifications, and test reports; develops Source Control Drawings; coordinates with design, manufacturing, quality, procurement, suppliers, and government agencies; and supports survivability and radiation-hardened applications.

Support GPS III/IIIF RF payload integration, testing, characterization, calibration, and flight-system validation. Develop and analyze requirements, perform architectural trade studies, implement and certify reliable RF components, subsystems, and payloads for space and missile platforms. Coordinate with customers, program leadership, suppliers, and cross-functional teams; support design reviews, proposals, technical management, risk assessments, and delivery milestones.

Designs and sustains metallic and composite structures for the Fleet Ballistic Missile D5LE and D5LE2 programs. Responsibilities include developing requirements and test plans, creating 3D models and GD&T drawings, supporting design reviews, collaborating with manufacturing, providing technical inputs, and advancing designs through testing and production. The role requires communication with technical teams, leadership, and Navy customers, along with the ability to obtain a Top Secret clearance.

Leads and develops industrial engineers supporting production operations. Balances technical contributions with people leadership, prioritizes workload, mentors team members, drives continuous improvement, and partners cross-functionally to resolve complex manufacturing issues. Supports process, automation, digital capability, and standardized-work improvements while strengthening accountability, knowledge transfer, succession planning, and organizational effectiveness.