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Leads and manages a team of hardware engineers while serving as a technical contributor on defense and electronic warfare programs. Responsibilities include recruiting, mentoring, staffing, goal setting, hardware development process oversight, product design, design reviews, verification, integration, trade studies, proposals, and production support.

Leads and mentors a team of 4–10 software engineers while serving as a technical contributor across the full software development lifecycle. Responsibilities include performance management, recruiting, technical oversight, program execution, cost and schedule management, metrics tracking, and collaboration with functional managers and discipline leads. The role supports defense systems involving aircraft protection, radar warning, and electronic attack.

Leads logistics improvement initiatives, including point-of-use inventory redesign, RFID implementation, min-max auditing, time studies, Lean process improvement, CAD layout design, and creation of manufacturing procedures and technical guides. The intern analyzes supply-chain performance, improves replenishment processes, supports operational transformation, and collaborates with experienced professionals through BAE Systems’ LEAP Internship Program.

Leads the design, development, integration, and testing of electro-optical/in infrared pointing and tracking systems. Develops stabilization, control, estimation, filtering, and tracking algorithms; models system performance; integrates sensors, actuators, motion-control hardware, and embedded software; analyzes accuracy, stability, latency, jitter, and dynamics; and leads laboratory, hardware-in-the-loop, environmental, and field testing. Directs engineering teams and supports requirements, architecture, risk management, integration, and verification activities.

Lead and mentor FPGA design engineers through requirements generation, architecture, RTL coding, synthesis, simulation, lab testing, debugging, and product support. The role requires expertise in FPGA or ASIC development, VHDL or Verilog, timing-driven design, clock-domain crossing, high-speed interfaces, revision control, and Linux scripting. The engineer will provide technical oversight, develop test benches, support legacy and new designs, and collaborate across defense electronics programs.

Design, analyze, integrate, test, and transition complex digital, analog, and power supply circuit cards and electronic modules into production. Responsibilities include circuit design and simulation, hardware verification, troubleshooting, documentation, defect resolution, test methodology improvements, and collaboration with layout, manufacturing, quality, suppliers, and customers. The role also mentors junior engineers, supports technicians, and presents designs during milestone reviews.

Design and develop FPGA systems through architecture, RTL coding, synthesis, place-and-route, timing closure, simulation, lab testing, product support, and FPGA security. The role requires debugging high-speed interfaces, clock-domain crossings, and digital designs, while supporting testing and mentoring engineers. Preferred experience includes DSP, MATLAB/Simulink, legacy hardware, UVM/SystemVerilog, radar, video/IR processing, stepper motor control, and C/C++.

Leads engineering activities for defense electronic warfare and countermeasure programs. Responsibilities include strategic planning, proposal support, engineering staffing, integrated plans, technical team leadership, risk management, project execution, requirements and budget oversight, and collaboration with program managers, customers, subcontractors, and factories. The role also leads multidisciplinary hardware development projects and ensures technical solutions meet affordability and producibility requirements.

As Technical Director, lead the development of engine control systems for advanced aircraft, engaging with customers, managing technology roadmaps, and mentoring teams.

Designs and develops FPGA systems through architecture, RTL coding, synthesis, place-and-route, timing closure, simulation, lab testing, product support, and FPGA security. The role requires expertise in VHDL or Verilog, FPGA development tools, high-speed interfaces, static timing analysis, clock-domain crossing, debugging, scripting, and revision control. The engineer will support defense electronics programs, collaborate across teams, mentor others, and assist with legacy, DSP, SoC, radar, and low-latency designs.