Own the full lifecycle of complex hardware programs — from concept and design through certification, series production, and field deployment, bridging engineering, operations, and commercial teams to bring flight-critical hardware to market on schedule and at quality.
Locations (7)
New York, United States
Miami, United States
Montréal, Quebec, Canada
Singapore, Singapore
Dubai, Dubai, United Arab Emirates
United Kingdom, United Kingdom
Ireland, Ireland
Responsibilities
Define and maintain the product roadmap for hardware programs, from initial requirements capture through entry into service and follow-on variants.
Serve as the primary integration point between systems engineering, design, manufacturing, supply chain, certification, and commercial stakeholders.
Author and own product requirements documents, design-to-cost targets, key performance parameters, and acceptance criteria.
Lead gate reviews (PDR, CDR, PRR, TRR) and drive closure of open items across functional teams.
Manage the manufacturing readiness transition — from prototypes and qualification articles to rate production — including tooling, yield, and first-article inspection sign-off.
Requirements
B.S. or M.S. in Mechanical, Aerospace, or Manufacturing Engineering
Lead the technical development and integration of Department of Defense systems, creating and applying interdisciplinary digital models to support hypersonic testing and development.
Compensation
The projected compensation range for this position is $86,800.00 to $198,000.00 (annualized USD).
Responsibilities
Lead the technical development and integration of Department of Defense systems
Create, integrate, and apply interdisciplinary digital models of systems from concept throughout the product lifecycle
Develop or contribute to solutions for hypersonic testing and development
Orchestrate the development of a system of interest, encompassing hardware and software, through its entire life cycle
Perform requirements determination through operations and system retirement
