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 will lead the design and development of complex aerospace systems, including rocket motors, actuators, and valves. They will perform advanced structural, thermal, and dynamic analyses while overseeing manufacturing processes and testing protocols.
The Project Manager will define end-to-end mission concepts and manage internal early technology development projects for lunar landers and spacecraft. Responsibilities include developing program budgets, schedules, and resourcing plans while coordinating with engineering teams and customers.
The Project Manager will define end-to-end mission concepts and manage the development of lunar technologies, including landers and surface systems. They are responsible for developing program budgets, schedules, and proposal content while coordinating with engineering teams and customers.
The Project Manager will develop budgets and schedules for lunar landers, rovers, and spacecraft while managing internal technology development projects. They will also support proposal creation and coordinate with engineering teams, customers, and vendors to resolve technical risks.
The intern will create a comprehensive Supplier Intelligence Database and support procurement operations including purchase order tracking and file management. They will also assist with MRP interim tracking and maintain visibility on supplier performance and delivery commitments.
The Vice President of Growth will develop and execute strategic business development plans to drive revenue and bookings within the space, defense, and national security sectors. They are responsible for building key customer relationships, managing the capture and proposal process, and aligning business activities with the company's long-term strategic objectives.
Define end-to-end mission concepts for lunar landers, rovers, and spacecraft while connecting customer needs with high-performing technical solutions. Manage mission requirements, perform trade studies, and contribute to programmatic planning including schedules and budgets.
The Mechanical Engineer II is responsible for performing structural integrity and performance analysis on advanced solid rocket propulsion systems. They will coordinate with interdisciplinary teams to provide design recommendations based on FEA, structural dynamics, and thermal physics models.
The Project Manager will lead the proposal development process from kickoff to submission, including managing schedules, budgets, and risk registers. They will also coordinate cross-functional teams and engage with customers, partners, and vendors to ensure all proposal requirements are met.
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.
The Chief Engineer is responsible for the end-to-end mission success of solid rocket propulsion programs by managing multidisciplinary teams and overseeing complex systems engineering processes. They must align technical execution with budgetary and schedule requirements while serving as the primary technical spokesperson for the program.
You will define end-to-end mission concepts for lunar landers and surface power systems while connecting customer needs with high-performing technical solutions. Additionally, you will perform power and avionics design, conduct trade studies, and contribute to programmatic planning and proposal development.
The Senior Mechanical Systems Engineer will define end-to-end mission concepts and develop designs for lunar landers, rovers, and spacecraft. They will lead cross-functional teams to ensure engineering solutions meet mission requirements and business objectives.
The role involves defining end-to-end mission concepts for lunar landers and spacecraft while performing thermal design and analysis to meet mission requirements. You will also collaborate with cross-functional teams and customers to develop technical content and resolve system-level risks.
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.
