3 laser communication engineer jobs found

Description: You will be the Safety Engineer Sr. - Level 3 for the Safety & ESH team which is responsible for overseeing occupational safety, health, and environmental compliance across the plant. What You Will Be Doing As the Safety Engineer Sr. - Level 3 you will be responsible for developing, implementing, and continuously improving safety programs to ensure federal, state, and corporate ESH standards are met and workers return home safe every day. Your responsibilities will include: Verify that workplace conditions satisfy all applicable OSHA, EPA, and state occupational‑safety and health standards. Manage ESH policies, procedures, training, and metrics to sustain a robust safety culture. Analyze engineering plans, specifications, and purchase orders for new equipment to confirm required safety safeguards are included. Conduct regular plant inspections of fire‑suppression systems, safety equipment, machinery, and work areas, promptly...

Description: You will be the Circuit Design Engineer – Sniper Advanced Targeting Pod (ATP) for the Advanced Targeting Pod team. Our team delivers the high visibility Sniper pod that provides passive detection, high definition EO/IR imaging, laser designation, and two way video for air to air and air to surface missions. We design, develop, and sustain the circuit cards that keep the pod performing reliably in the most demanding combat environments. What You Will Be Doing As the Circuit Design Engineer, you will own the end to end lifecycle of ATP circuit cards—from schematic capture through fielded production—while supporting manpower planning, cost schedule management, and new business capture. Your responsibilities will include: • Creating detailed schematics and performing signal integrity, power, and RF simulations using Xilinx Vivado, Microsemi Libero, and other industry standard tools. • Driving hardware integration, qualification, and test campaigns to verify...

Description: You will be the Manufacturing Engineer, supporting the Machining Operations Center (MOC) located within our Orlando, FL campus. Our team specializes in producing ultra-precision machined components for defense applications, and we're looking for a talented and passionate Manufacturing Engineer to join our team. What You Will Be Doing As the Manufacturing Engineer, you will be responsible for defining and implementing processes to maintain machine accuracy, repeatability, and performance, as well as conducting diagnostic tests to identify machine errors and deviations. You will also be responsible for creating and delivering technical reports, presentations, and training materials, and establishing tooling processes for the center. Your responsibilities will include: • Define process for center-wide CNC machine health verification to maintain machine accuracy, repeatability, and performance • Conduct ballbar testing, laser testing, and other diagnostic tests...