The Systems Engineer VI serves as the principal technical leader responsible for architecting and overseeing the full lifecycle of complex defense systems. They define site requirements management strategies, govern system architecture, and provide cross-domain leadership across propulsion, software, and hardware disciplines.
The DevOps Engineer will define and own the enterprise source control and release engineering strategy, consolidating fragmented platforms into a unified foundation. They will also manage organization-wide platform services including container registries, object storage, and centralized secrets management.
Own the vision, strategy, and roadmap for an AI-native platform, translating customer needs into product requirements and partnering with engineering on architecture, scope, and delivery. Define platform extensibility, AI quality and safety measures, commercialization plans, and adoption metrics while communicating product value to customers, executives, and partners.
Research markets, competitors, customers, partners, and business opportunities, and organize relevant information to support growth initiatives. Develop business development materials and presentations, participate in meetings, and collaborate on projects while delivering accurate work on time.
The Workday Administrator manages the daily operation, configuration, and support of the Workday system to ensure accurate data and smooth business processes. They are responsible for troubleshooting system issues, building custom reports, and supporting HR and payroll cycles.
The Workday Architect is responsible for the technical design, scalability, and long-term strategy of the organization's Workday ecosystem. This role translates business requirements into technical architecture across HCM and Payroll modules while serving as the primary escalation point for complex configuration and integration issues.
The Senior Proposal Writer will strategize, architect, and write technical proposals for commercial spacecraft delivery services and systems. They will collaborate with subject matter experts to develop compelling narratives and ensure all proposal content meets technical and government requirements.
Lead the design and development of complex mechanical systems including rocket thrusters, actuators, and pressure vessels. Conduct advanced simulations, performance analysis, and manufacturing planning to ensure mission-critical success.
The Director of Global Trade Compliance will lead the company's international trade compliance strategy, overseeing export controls, import regulations, and sanctions. They will serve as the empowered official, managing compliance programs, audits, and cross-functional advisory duties.
The Revenue Operations Analyst will build and maintain Salesforce dashboards, pipeline reports, and forecasts to support executive decision-making. They will also perform financial modeling and variance analysis while collaborating with cross-functional teams to improve operational workflows.
The Concur Systems Administrator will manage the day-to-day administration, configuration, and support of the SAP Concur platform. This role involves collaborating with Finance, IT, and HR to maintain system functionality, resolve issues, and ensure compliance with travel and expense policies.
The Mechanical Engineer V will provide senior-level design leadership for controllable solid propulsion systems while managing a team of approximately 10 engineers. Responsibilities include overseeing complex mechanical design, performing trade-off analyses, and ensuring alignment with mission and contractual requirements.
The Systems Engineer V serves as a senior technical leader responsible for defining, integrating, and validating complex defense systems while ensuring compliance with mission requirements. They will also mentor junior engineers and act as the primary technical liaison with customers and suppliers.
The Salesforce Administrator will manage and improve the Salesforce environment by configuring solutions, maintaining data quality, and building automated workflows. They will partner with cross-functional teams to gather requirements, provide user support, and ensure consistent system adoption.
The Chief Engineer is responsible for the end-to-end mission success of solid rocket propulsion programs by leading multidisciplinary teams and overseeing complex systems engineering processes. They must align technical execution with budgetary and schedule constraints while serving as the primary technical spokesperson for the program.
The Automation Engineer will design and implement automated solutions to streamline IT and business processes while integrating AI-driven agentic workflows. This role involves managing infrastructure automation, CI/CD pipelines, and cross-functional collaboration to enhance operational efficiency.
The Enterprise Network Architect is responsible for the discovery, architecture, design, and implementation of network infrastructure across diverse corporate and mission-support environments. This role serves as a senior technical authority, translating business and security requirements into scalable, resilient, and compliant network solutions.
The Solid Rocket Propulsion Engineer is responsible for the design, analysis, development, and testing of solid rocket motor systems throughout the product lifecycle. This role involves cross-functional collaboration with manufacturing, quality, and program management teams to ensure technical rigor and mission success.
The Systems Engineer serves as a senior technical authority providing programmatic oversight and strategic integration for complex defense and aerospace programs. They are responsible for guiding system architecture, managing technical baselines, and ensuring compliance with mission requirements across multi-disciplinary teams.
The Senior Data Engineer will design and implement data workflows and pipelines to integrate enterprise systems like MES, ERP, and PLM into a cohesive ecosystem. This role ensures end-to-end traceability, operational visibility, and regulatory compliance across multi-site manufacturing operations.
The Mechanical Engineer II is responsible for performing stress and structural dynamics analysis on advanced solid rocket propulsion systems. They will interpret FEA results and provide design recommendations while collaborating with an interdisciplinary team.
The Systems Engineer serves as a senior technical authority, providing strategic integration and programmatic oversight for complex defense and aerospace programs. They are responsible for defining system architecture, managing technical baselines, and ensuring compliance across multi-disciplinary engineering teams.
The Project Manager will define end-to-end mission concepts and manage internal technology development projects for lunar landers and spacecraft. Responsibilities include developing program budgets, schedules, and supporting proposal creation for NASA and commercial customers.
Provide engineering leadership and technical coordination for defense-related programs, acting as a liaison between disciplines and stakeholders. Support technical planning, execution, and the maintenance of integrated master schedules and project deliverables.
