3 subcontract management jobs found in Grand Prairie

Description: You will be the Energetics Engineer for the Missiles & Fire Control – Lethality & Survivability team. Our team drives the engineering research, simulation, and analysis that define the lethality, survivability, and protection of missile and launcher systems from concept through production. What You Will Be Doing As the Energetics Engineer you will own the high speed impact and hydrocode simulations that predict weapon performance, and you will translate those results into actionable engineering guidance for payload, warhead, and armor subsystems. You’ll work side by side with system engineers, test engineers, and external subcontractors to ensure every energetic component meets our rigorous lethality and survivability criteria. Your responsibilities will include: • Execute structural hydrocode analyses to predict weapon system performance and lethality. • Build, mesh, and validate hydrocode models for energetics studies. • Assess vulnerabilities of...

Description: About the Role: This position is for the M-Code Guidance Set (MGS) Chief Engineer role in the Precision Fires Rockets (PFR) Development program area. This role reports to the Precision Fires Rockets Development Chief Engineer programmatically and will be expected to work closely with the other members of the Precision Fires Chief Engineer as well as the PFR program and customer community. What You Will Be Doing: As the MGS Chief Engineer, you will be responsible for: • Providing technical leadership that enables the team to meet and demonstrate all MGS development and production milestones on schedule • Providing technical support and working with the U.S. Government (USG) customer and subsystem suppliers to architect rocket systems to meet the warfighter’s needs • Developing and nurturing a productive partnership with the USG customer • Guiding IPT leads and cross-functional teams in program planning, scheduling, trade studies, design concepts, verification, and...

Description: You will be the ElectroMechanical Engineer Lead for the Integrated Fires Protection Capability 2 Interceptor (IFPC 2) program. Our team designs, builds, and tests next generation interceptors for the Integrated Air and Missile Defense (IAMD) portfolio, delivering critical capabilities to protect our nation and allies. What You Will Be Doing As the ElectroMechanical Engineer Lead you will package new circuit cards, rigid flex assemblies, and round wire harness bundles for both the interceptor and its Mission Critical Interface (MIC). You will partner with procurement, model shop, and external vendors to ensure every electronic assembly is built to exacting standards and delivered on schedule. Your responsibilities will include: • Generating system interconnect diagrams in Zuken and creating model based harness designs. • Producing detailed mechanical layouts, drawings, and Bills of Materials that specify materials, components, and manufacturing processes. •...