A leading role focused on the delivery of complex engineering investigations within a highly regulated aerospace environment, providing technical direction, reviewing investigation outputs, and ensuring engineering decisions are supported by robust evidence.
Responsibilities
Lead and support the delivery of complex engineering investigations within a highly regulated environment
Review and approve technical reports, recommendations, and supporting evidence to ensure quality and consistency
Provide technical guidance and mentoring to engineers across investigation activities
Analyse engineering data and evidence to identify root causes and support informed decision-making
Ensure all investigation activities comply with applicable engineering governance, quality, and regulatory requirements
The Senior Product Quality Engineer will support Barracuda product teams at the Arsenal-1 facility, defining, developing, and executing processes that deliver high quality missile programs.
Compensation
$127,000—$170,000 USD
Responsibilities
Drive product development and production for missile programs using processes such as drawing and work instruction reviews, quality planning, inspection, acceptance test performance management, end-of-line metrics, verification, validation, and qualification of processes and parts, sub-assemblies, and the vehicle itself.
Drive clarity & resolution for production ambiguities associated with product maturity, process stability, and field performance.
Champion the transition from new product introduction (NPI) to a sustainable & predictable, high rate manufacturing process, supply chain, and deployment support.
Own the elimination of product risk to improve reliability across the product lifecycle.
Lead Root Cause and Corrective Action (RCCA), Material Review Board (MRB) activities, and inspection process performance.
Requirements
Bachelor’s degree in Engineering or similar technical field
Nice to have: Master’s degree in a technical field
As an industrial base focused Critical Chemicals portfolio analyst, you’ll bring your scientific, analytical, technical, and industrial base knowledge to work alongside senior portfolio management leaders on projects that drive investments in the energetics defense industrial base, energetics qualification and acquisition policy.
Compensation
The projected compensation range for this position is $86,800.00 to $198,000.00 (annualized USD).
Responsibilities
Assess technical capabilities of the chemical processing and manufacturing industries
Evaluate production and integration readiness
Establish and oversee investments in the defense industrial base covering DoW's energetics portfolios
Recommend solutions and participate in senior executive engagements
Develop reporting tools to assess investments and the capabilities that the investments will provide to the DoW
Requirements
Bachelor's degree in Engineering, Chemical Engineering, or a Science field
Nice to have: Master's degree in Engineering or Chemical Engineering
Nice to have: Defense Acquisition University Logistics Management
Works on engineering projects containing critical problems, the solution of which requires major technological advances and extensive related development.
Responsibilities
Responsible for an entire engineering project of major complexity within established scope
Make technical decisions and recommendations that are recognized as authoritative and have an important impact on extensive engineering activities
Apply advanced technical principles, theories, and concepts based on broad expertise or unique specialized knowledge
Leads the development of innovative principles and ideas
Acts independently to determine improved methods and/or procedures to optimize technical product, cost, and schedule requirements
Provide technical expertise in evaluating maritime training courses and ensuring compliance with U.S. Coast Guard regulations.
Compensation
Salary Range: To be determined
Responsibilities
Evaluate maritime training course applications, curricula, training sites, and instructor qualifications for compliance with applicable regulatory requirements.
Review course approval requests and recommend approval or required corrections based on established U.S. Coast Guard standards.
Draft written responses to training providers regarding course approval decisions, deficiencies, required updates, and corrective actions.
Incorporate government reviewer feedback and make requested updates or corrections to course approval documentation.
Apply applicable federal regulations, Coast Guard policies, and maritime training standards when evaluating course submissions.
Requirements
Nice to have: experience sailing across multiple propulsion modes
Nice to have: developing maritime training courses
Nice to have: reviewing maritime training programs
Nice to have: familiarity with U.S. Coast Guard maritime regulations