Responsible for the definition, design, verification, and documentation of ASIC and FPGA developments. Determines architecture, system simulation approaches, and creates test plans to establish functional criteria.
The engineer is responsible for the definition, design, verification, and documentation of ASIC and FPGA developments. They will also lead technical tasks, provide project leadership, and contribute to the generation of technical engineering products throughout the development lifecycle.
The ECAD Librarian will collaborate with engineers to create and maintain component representations, including schematic symbols and footprints, within the ECAD library system. They will also advise hardware designers on PCB documentation requirements while ensuring adherence to corporate guidelines and industry standards.
The technician will diagnose and resolve internal and external inquiries regarding computer hardware, software, and network systems. They are also responsible for preparing help desk incident reports and assisting in the evaluation of new hardware and software technologies.
The Portfolio Risk Program Manager provides leadership for risk and opportunity management while overseeing assigned small, discrete programs. They are responsible for maintaining integrated risk registers, driving mitigation plans, and ensuring cross-functional alignment across engineering, operations, and finance.
You will manage program performance, including cost, schedule, and risk, by partnering with finance teams and subcontractors. You will also develop and maintain key program tools such as work breakdown structures and integrated master schedules to ensure mission success.
The lead will map end-to-end value streams to identify process constraints and automation opportunities while ensuring compliance with EVMS requirements. They will also design AI-enabled workflows and lead cross-functional transformation initiatives to improve program execution efficiency.
The specialist will develop and maintain program cost and schedule baselines while analyzing performance data to support program management. They will also identify critical paths, monitor Estimates at Complete, and contribute to root cause analyses and tactical planning.
The Sr Advanced Program Performance Management Analyst will lead teams in developing and managing program cost and schedule baselines for complex defense projects. They are responsible for analyzing performance trends, monitoring Estimates at Completion, and ensuring alignment across budgets, resources, and subcontractor commitments.
The specialist will develop and maintain program time-phased cost and schedule baselines while analyzing performance data to monitor Estimates at Complete. They will also support program reviews, identify critical paths, and contribute to root cause analyses and tactical planning.
The Senior Program Manager leads teams in defining and implementing integrated program, subcontractor, and material plans to meet business objectives. They are responsible for establishing budget and schedule baselines, monitoring progress, and developing corrective actions to manage risks and opportunities.
The Program Manager will lead cross-functional teams in developing and implementing integrated program, product, and business plans to achieve organizational objectives. They are responsible for managing budgets, schedules, and risks while ensuring the successful delivery of complex systems from design to release.
The Account Executive is responsible for developing strategic sales plans and growing business relationships within assigned USAF and USSF accounts. They will manage the full sales lifecycle, including opportunity pursuit, product demonstrations, and post-sales support to ensure revenue growth.
The Account Manager is responsible for establishing and growing business relationships with military and Intelligence Community programs to drive product adoption. They will develop strategic plans, manage the full sales lifecycle, and ensure revenue growth while supporting customer needs.
