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Description: The Hardware‑in‑the‑Loop (HWIL) Engineer will support the design, development, and implementation of real‑time, closed‑loop HWIL capabilities for test‑bed programs. This early‑career role (≈1+ year experience) provides hands‑on exposure to HWIL integration, troubleshooting of test equipment, and collaboration with multi‑disciplinary teams while building a foundation for future responsibilities. What You Will Be Doing • Assist in integrating and testing air vehicle software, firmware, and hardware within the HWIL facility. • Support the installation and debugging of stimulation equipment, connectors, timing modules, and associated test hardware. • Operate and troubleshoot HWIL‑related lab equipment (signal generators, spectrum analyzers, data acquisition systems, etc.). • Contribute to program meetings, prepare status updates, and interface with systems, software, mechanical, and test engineers. • Participate in verification and validation activities for subsystems...

Description: You will be the Mechanical Design Engineer Sr for an Air Dominance program. Our team is responsible for producing design key components of the missile system and associated test equipment. What You Will Be Doing As the Mechanical Design Engineer Sr you will be responsible for the design, development and improvement to mechanical fixtures and automated test equipment for production test. They will also work with a cross-functional team to design, fabricated, and checkout test fixtures and equipment prior for implementation in a production environment. This position supports the Air Dominance Weapon System program in Orlando, FL. Your responsibilities will include: •Developing and generating CREO layouts and detailed drawings for mechanical fixtures used in the production test environment •Building BOMs, creating parts, assemblies, and design documentation of mechanical and electromechanical components and assemblies within Windchill PLM •Supporting &...

Description: You will be the Senior ASIC & FPGA Design Engineer for the Command Launch Assembly (CLA) FPGA team within Missiles & Fire Control (MFC). Our team delivers the digital heart beat that powers the Next Generation Short Range Interceptor (NGSRI), turning system level performance and safety goals into reliable, production ready FPGA hardware for the United States and allied forces. What You Will Be Doing As the senior ASIC & FPGA designer you will own the full lifecycle of the CLA FPGA—from high level architecture through release ready documentation—while mentoring junior talent and partnering with a broad set of cross functional experts. Your responsibilities will include: • Defining FPGA architecture and drafting design specifications; writing clean RTL in VHDL/Verilog/SystemVerilog that satisfies performance, power, and reliability targets. • Developing synthesis, place and route, and timing closure strategies to guarantee deterministic operation on the...