Develop and maintain integrated program plans, schedules, and budgets to ensure successful execution across complex defense initiatives. Collaborate with cross-functional teams and leadership to align technical, financial, and operational objectives while providing expert scheduling guidance.
The MRP Planner IV is responsible for leading production planning and scheduling to ensure materials, capacity, and customer deliveries remain on track. They will maintain the Master Production Schedule, interface with cross-functional teams, and improve operational processes to meet mission-critical program goals.
The Lead Nuclear Systems Architect will define and govern top-level system architectures and design bases for commercial nuclear applications. They will lead cross-functional engineering teams to ensure system designs are integrated, compliant with regulatory standards, and aligned with program objectives.
The Payroll Administrator is responsible for processing biweekly and weekly payroll for approximately 1,500 employees across three facilities. Key duties include reconciling payroll figures, managing tax withholdings, processing garnishments, and maintaining accurate payroll records.
The Buyer II is responsible for executing CPSR-compliant purchase orders and managing supplier performance to ensure production and engineering schedules are met. They will act as the primary point of contact for vendors, negotiating terms and resolving disputes while maintaining audit-ready procurement records.
The Senior Internal Auditor will lead SOX audit engagements, including risk assessment, fieldwork, and reporting to ensure compliance with financial controls. They will also collaborate with stakeholders to identify process improvements and provide recommendations for enhanced business efficiencies.
The Contracts Administrator will manage contract performance, data entry, and reporting from pre-award through closeout for government and commercial contracts. They will also assist in the negotiation of agreements and ensure adherence to company policies and government regulations.
The Senior Supply Chain Compliance Manager is responsible for developing and overseeing internal controls to ensure supply chain compliance with U.S. Government regulations, including FAR/DFARS and MMAS. They will lead internal and external audits, provide regulatory guidance to procurement teams, and manage cross-functional compliance programs.
The Senior Contracts Administrator manages the full lifecycle of government and commercial contracts, including proposal development, negotiation, and performance monitoring. They provide strategic contractual guidance to internal teams while ensuring compliance with company policies and government regulations.
The Senior Buyer will lead sourcing, procurement, and supplier management for optical components and precision electro-optical hardware. They will execute procurement activities, analyze demand, negotiate contracts, and ensure supplier performance in compliance with government regulations.
