Jobs at Consolidated Precision Products Corp

This onsite electrical engineering role at Raytheon focuses on near field range testing for advanced AESA antenna systems within the defense sector. The position requires a U.S. citizen with an active or interim Secret security clearance to perform measurements, analyze data using MATLAB, and develop custom processing tools. Key responsibilities include mentoring junior engineers, managing programmatic aspects like cost and schedule, and occasionally traveling to integration sites. The role is based on a third shift schedule in Tewksbury, Massachusetts. The position appeals to candidates seeking to contribute to national security missions while working in a collaborative culture that values innovation and trust. Relocation assistance is available for eligible candidates.

This onsite Antenna and Microwave Technician role within the Antenna and Microwave Department at Raytheon Missiles & Defense supports engineering teams in performing precise antenna and radome measurements, including near field range tests. Key responsibilities involve operating antenna positioners and scanner systems, conducting AESA measurements, and communicating technical findings to management. The position may require occasional travel to integration sites and flexibility for second or third shift schedules. The role appeals to candidates seeking to contribute to a diverse, collaborative team working on end-to-end defense solutions in a mission-driven environment. Relocation assistance is available for eligible candidates, and the position requires U.S. citizenship with an active or obtainable DoD Secret security clearance.

This onsite Senior Embedded Software Engineer role within the Receiver/Exciter & Processing Architecture department at Raytheon focuses on sustaining and modernizing land and sea-based radar systems. Key responsibilities include troubleshooting and patching legacy radar software, porting code from Unix and VxWorks platforms to modern Linux environments, and supporting software integration and verification. The position appeals to engineers passionate about national defense and solving complex, meaningful problems that enhance global security. The team values innovation, collaboration, and a safer world, offering a stable environment with relocation assistance for eligible candidates. Candidates must hold an active U.S. government security clearance and be a U.S. citizen.

This onsite Senior Embedded Software Engineer role within the Receiver/Exciter & Processing Architecture department at Raytheon focuses on sustaining and modernizing land and sea-based radar systems. Key responsibilities include troubleshooting and patching legacy radar hardware and software, porting Unix and VxWorks applications to modern Linux environments, and supporting software integration and verification. The position appeals to engineers passionate about national defense who wish to bridge the gap between legacy technologies and current systems while working in a culture driven by safety, trust, and innovation. Candidates must hold an active DoD Secret clearance and be U.S. citizens. The role is based in Marlborough, Massachusetts, with relocation assistance available for eligible candidates.

This onsite Phased Array Integration Engineer role at Raytheon supports the LTAMDS program by focusing on hardware development and integration for advanced radar systems. The position involves designing phased array antenna systems, developing power and control electronics, and performing subsystem validation and testing across mixed digital, RF, and microwave technologies. Candidates will rotate through various modules to broaden their expertise in AESA technology and transition skills from component to system levels. The role appeals to engineers seeking hands-on training, mentorship, and the opportunity to solve meaningful national security challenges within a collaborative culture. While primarily based in Tewksbury, Massachusetts, the position includes occasional travel for testing and offers relocation assistance for eligible candidates.

This onsite Senior C/C++ Software Development Engineer role is based in Tewksbury, Massachusetts, supporting the Patriot air defense system within a secure environment. The position involves designing and maintaining complex real-time software applications, collaborating with cross-functional teams to ensure system scalability, and optimizing code for performance in high-concurrency environments. Candidates must hold or be eligible for a U.S. government Secret security clearance. The role offers the appeal of working on mission-critical defense technology with a dynamic team that values innovation and safety. Employees benefit from an optional 9/80 work schedule to support work-life balance and access to relocation assistance. The position requires exclusive onsite presence in a SCIF setting with occasional light travel and off-hours testing.

The Hardware Design Engineer II role within Raytheon's Receiver/Exciter & Processing Architecture department focuses on designing mixed-signal hardware for next-generation radar receiver and transmitter subsystems. Key responsibilities include circuit and subsystem architecture, modeling, simulation, and verification, as well as leading integration and testing at component and subsystem levels. The engineer will collaborate with cross-functional teams to flow down requirements, develop test plans, and provide technical support during the transition to production. This position is appealing for its opportunity to work on meaningful defense missions that enhance national security, offering a collaborative culture rooted in innovation and safety. The role is fully onsite in Tewksbury or Marlborough, Massachusetts, with occasional travel to supplier and customer sites, and requires an active U.S. Secret security clearance.

This onsite Principal Software Engineering Architect role is based in Tewksbury, Massachusetts, within RTX's aerospace and defense engineering team. The position focuses on translating complex customer needs into scalable, mission-critical software architectures while managing technical risks and introducing modern design processes. Key responsibilities include guiding technical execution across teams, mentoring engineers, and ensuring system performance in classified environments. The role appeals to candidates seeking to solve global security challenges with a world-class team that values innovation, collaboration, and safety. Relocation assistance is available for qualified U.S. citizens holding an active Top Secret security clearance.

The Principal Software Engineering Architect role is based onsite in Tewksbury, Massachusetts, within RTX's aerospace and defense engineering team. This position focuses on translating complex customer needs into scalable, mission-critical software architectures while managing technical risks and introducing modern design processes. Key responsibilities include guiding technical execution across teams, mentoring engineers, and ensuring system performance in classified environments. The role appeals to candidates seeking to solve the world's most complex problems with a team of over 185,000 professionals dedicated to national security. The position offers a collaborative culture rooted in safety and innovation, with relocation assistance available for qualified candidates holding an active Top Secret security clearance.

This onsite Senior C/C++ Software Development Engineer role is based in Tewksbury, Massachusetts, supporting the Patriot air defense system within RTX's aerospace and defense division. The position involves designing and maintaining complex real-time software applications, collaborating with cross-functional teams to ensure system scalability, and optimizing code for performance in high-concurrency environments. Candidates will work within a secure facility and benefit from an optional 9/80 work schedule that supports work-life balance. The role appeals to engineers seeking to contribute to national security missions while working with cutting-edge technologies in a dynamic, purpose-driven culture. A valid U.S. government security clearance is required, and the position offers opportunities for professional growth within a world-class engineering organization.

This onsite Engineering Support Specialist II role within Raytheon's Receiver, Exciter and Processing Architecture department supports critical defense engineering projects in Tewksbury, Massachusetts. The position involves managing logistics for engineering materials, assembling Bill of Material kits for circuit card assemblies, and assisting the Lab Manager with compliance, safety, and ISO 9001 audits. The role appeals to candidates seeking to contribute to national security missions with a team that values safety, trust, and innovation. It requires an active U.S. Secret security clearance and U.S. citizenship, offering opportunities for professional growth in a STEM-focused environment with potential relocation assistance.

This onsite RF Hardware Design and Test Engineer role within Raytheon's Receiver/Exciter and Processing Architecture department focuses on developing radar receiver and signal processing technologies. The position involves designing, modeling, and simulating RF and microwave circuits, followed by hands-on integration and testing at component and subsystem levels. Key responsibilities include transitioning designs to production and providing technical support to manufacturing teams. The role appeals to engineers seeking to contribute to national defense missions with a team that values innovation, safety, and collaboration. Candidates will work primarily on-site in Tewksbury or Marlborough, Massachusetts, with opportunities for domestic and international travel. A valid U.S. Secret security clearance and U.S. citizenship are mandatory requirements.

This onsite engineering role at Raytheon in Tucson, Arizona, focuses on modeling, simulation, and analysis for next-generation defense technologies. The position involves executing high-performance simulations using GPUs to support missile system design, analyzing complex data sets to assess system performance, and conducting rigorous verification and validation of engineering solutions. The role appeals to candidates seeking to collaborate with industry experts on meaningful problems that enhance national security. It offers a dynamic team environment rooted in values of trust and innovation, with opportunities for professional growth and relocation assistance. An active U.S. government Secret security clearance and U.S. citizenship are required to participate in this mission-critical work.

This onsite engineering role at Raytheon in Tucson, Arizona, focuses on modeling, simulation, and analysis for next-generation defense technologies. The position involves executing high-performance simulations using GPUs to support missile system design, analyzing complex data sets to assess performance, and conducting rigorous verification and validation of engineering solutions. The role appeals to candidates seeking to solve meaningful problems that enhance national security while collaborating with industry experts in a dynamic team environment. The position offers the opportunity to work with cutting-edge AI and ML solutions within a culture rooted in trust, innovation, and a higher calling to protect freedoms. Relocation assistance is available for qualified candidates.

This onsite Modeling, Simulation, and Analysis Engineer II role at Raytheon in Tucson, Arizona, focuses on developing next-generation defense technologies through high-performance computing environments. The position involves executing and analyzing complex simulations using GPUs to support missile system design, performance assessment, and system testing. Key responsibilities include developing data analysis solutions, troubleshooting simulation anomalies, and ensuring rigorous verification and validation of engineering solutions. The role appeals to engineers seeking to solve meaningful problems that enhance national security while collaborating with industry experts. Candidates benefit from a culture rooted in trust, innovation, and collaboration, with opportunities for professional growth and relocation assistance. An active U.S. government Secret security clearance and U.S. citizenship are required.

This onsite Senior Electrical Component Engineer role is based in Tucson, Arizona, supporting defense programs within a team dedicated to national security and technological innovation. The position involves determining component application requirements, guiding technology insertion and parts selection, and managing bill of materials development in collaboration with designers and suppliers. Key responsibilities include creating verification data packages and presenting obsolescence risk results during critical design reviews. The role appeals to engineers seeking to solve meaningful challenges for a company with over a century of engineering heritage. It offers a collaborative culture rooted in trust and accountability, with relocation assistance available for eligible candidates. An active U.S. government security clearance is required to perform these duties.

The Software Integrated Product Team Lead role within RTX's Air & Space Defense Systems organization oversees software execution for critical embedded defense programs in Tucson, Arizona. The position requires leading engineering teams through development, integration, and qualification while serving as the Control Account Manager for earned value metrics, budget management, and milestone reviews. Key responsibilities include driving Agile strategies, managing technical risks, and mentoring staff to ensure mission-critical software reliability. This onsite opportunity appeals to candidates seeking to apply their expertise in complex hardware-software systems at a global leader in aerospace and defense, offering a mission-driven environment focused on national security and innovation.

This onsite Process Engineer II role at Raytheon's Tucson facility supports the 2nd shift production schedule. The position focuses on optimizing manufacturing efficiency, reducing costs, and ensuring safety through the verification of technical data packages and the creation of material processing procedures. Key responsibilities include troubleshooting production issues, collaborating with factory personnel on equipment integration, and applying Lean manufacturing techniques to eliminate constraints. The role appeals to self-motivated engineers seeking to contribute to national defense missions while working within a culture that prioritizes innovation, safety, and collaboration. Candidates must hold an active U.S. government security clearance and possess a background in STEM with relevant manufacturing experience.

The Command Privacy Act/FOIA Coordinator role supports the United States Marine Corps Forces, Central Command at MacDill Air Force Base in Tampa, Florida. The position involves managing Freedom of Information Act requests, preparing documents for release or denial, and performing redactions under the Privacy Act and FOIA guidelines. Key duties include maintaining compliance with departmental policies, conducting annual staff assistance visits, and managing the FOIA online tracking system. The role appeals to candidates seeking to contribute to national security within a collaborative team environment that values resilience and teamwork. The position requires a SECRET security clearance, a current US passport, and readiness for frequent international travel to support operations across the Central Command area of responsibility.

This Proposal Manager I role within the Intelligence, Surveillance & Reconnaissance business area involves leading the bid submission process for government and commercial aerospace and defense contracts. The position requires overseeing the Proposal Center staff, managing multiple proposal cycles from planning to delivery, and ensuring strict compliance with RFP specifications. Key responsibilities include directing proposal development activities, coordinating pricing volumes, mentoring team members, and serving as a color reviewer to maintain high-quality standards. The opportunity is appealing for candidates seeking to contribute to critical national security missions while working in a fast-paced, collaborative environment that values innovation and mission execution. A Secret U.S. Security Clearance is required, and the role supports the company's goal of delivering high-performance systems on time and under budget.

This onsite Senior Mechanical Engineer role within the Test Solutions Center at Raytheon focuses on designing and developing complex test equipment for defense systems in Tewksbury, Massachusetts. Key responsibilities include creating mechanical fixtures, integrating automation, validating systems against strict accuracy standards, and troubleshooting production environments. The position appeals to engineers seeking to apply their expertise to meaningful national security missions while working with state-of-the-art technology. The role offers a collaborative culture rooted in safety and innovation, along with relocation assistance for qualified candidates. An active U.S. government security clearance and U.S. citizenship are required.

This onsite Senior Product Engineer role at Raytheon focuses on manufacturing engineering for microelectronics used in military and defense hardware. The position serves as the primary contact for product development, overseeing assembly from kit to ship and managing the program lifecycle. Key responsibilities include utilizing statistical process control to resolve production issues, implementing process improvements to enhance yields, and collaborating with cross-functional teams on material selection and design for manufacturing. The role offers the opportunity to work alongside senior technical experts on meaningful projects that contribute to national security, with potential involvement in patents and innovations. Candidates will gain deep hands-on experience with advanced assembly technologies and equipment in a clean room environment.