Jobs at Ezra Medical Center

This onsite role at Raytheon's Tucson facility involves leading manufacturing development projects for aerospace and defense programs from early design through production. The engineer will coordinate technical support across value streams, develop manufacturing data packages including assembly instructions and tooling designs, and provide peer reviews to ensure producibility and factory readiness. The position appeals to candidates seeking to solve complex engineering challenges within a world-class organization that values safety, innovation, and collaboration. Success in this role requires an active DoD Secret security clearance and a background in manufacturing process improvement, offering the opportunity to shape the future of national defense while working directly with a multi-disciplinary team on-site.

The Principal Subsystem Engineer role is an onsite position within Raytheon's Advanced Effector Guidance Systems Team in Tucson, Arizona. This leadership position focuses on managing cross-functional engineering teams to develop missile guidance electronics hardware. Key responsibilities include architecting new electronic systems, defining subsystem requirements, conducting design reviews, and leading supplier management efforts. The role offers the opportunity to work on meaningful national defense projects with a strong culture of mentoring and professional growth. Candidates will collaborate with diverse teams and government customers to solve complex engineering challenges in RF, digital, and power systems. The position requires a U.S. citizenship and an active security clearance, with relocation assistance available for eligible candidates.

This onsite Principal Subsystem Engineer role within Raytheon's Advanced Effector Guidance Systems Team focuses on leading the development of missile guidance electronics hardware. The position involves managing cross-functional engineering teams through the full product lifecycle, including system architecture, requirements definition, integration, and testing of RF, digital, and power subsystems. Key responsibilities include providing technical supervision, leading proposal efforts, managing supplier commitments, and mentoring junior engineers. The role appeals to experienced professionals seeking to solve critical national security challenges within a culture that values trust, innovation, and collaboration. Located in Tucson, Arizona, the position offers the opportunity to work on meaningful defense projects with a strong emphasis on professional growth and team development.

This onsite role at Raytheon's Tucson facility involves leading manufacturing development projects for aerospace and defense programs from early design through production. The engineer is responsible for developing manufacturing data packages, conducting design for manufacturing activities, and providing technical guidance to factory teams to ensure producibility and process efficiency. The position appeals to candidates seeking to work with a global leader in complex engineering solutions, offering the opportunity to influence critical program decisions and drive continuous improvement within a collaborative culture focused on safety and innovation. Success in this role requires maintaining an active DoD Secret security clearance and holding a U.S. citizenship status.

This onsite role at Raytheon's Tucson facility involves leading manufacturing development projects for aerospace and defense programs from early design through production. The engineer will coordinate technical support across value streams, develop manufacturing data packages including assembly instructions and tooling designs, and provide peer reviews to ensure producibility and factory readiness. The position appeals to candidates seeking to solve complex engineering challenges within a global organization dedicated to national security and innovation. Key responsibilities include optimizing manufacturing processes, resolving production constraints, and collaborating with multi-disciplined teams to improve cost, quality, and efficiency. The role requires an active DoD Secret security clearance and is based entirely on-site to support essential product development.

The Sr. Manufacturing Development Engineer role is an onsite position at Raytheon's Tucson facility, supporting aerospace and defense programs from early development through production. The role involves leading manufacturing process development, creating detailed data packages including assembly instructions and tool designs, and providing technical guidance to factory engineers to ensure producibility. Key responsibilities include participating in design reviews, resolving production constraints, and collaborating with multi-disciplined teams to improve efficiency and quality. This position appeals to candidates seeking to work on complex, mission-critical projects within a culture that values innovation, safety, and collaboration. The role requires an active DoD Secret security clearance and offers the opportunity to shape the future of national defense while working directly with world-class engineering expertise.

This onsite role at Raytheon's Tucson facility seeks a Senior Manufacturing Development Engineer to lead technical support across the product value stream from development through production. The position involves developing manufacturing data packages, designing for manufacturability, and providing peer reviews on engineering designs to ensure factory readiness. Key responsibilities include resolving production constraints, improving process efficiency, and guiding factory engineers with technical problem-solving. The role appeals to candidates seeking to contribute to high-impact aerospace and defense projects within a collaborative culture that values innovation and safety. Candidates must hold an active DoD Secret clearance and possess a background in STEM with significant manufacturing experience.

The Senior Principal Electrical Subsystem Architect role within Raytheon's Advanced Effector Guidance Systems department focuses on leading architecture development for next-generation missile guidance and control electronics. Key responsibilities include defining technical strategy for high-reliability power and precision analog subsystems, chairing technical reviews, and resolving complex cross-disciplinary issues. The position requires guiding designs from conceptual modeling through production while ensuring compliance with strict military specifications. This opportunity appeals to engineers seeking to solve meaningful, high-stakes problems that enhance national security. The role offers significant technical leadership visibility across the organization, opportunities for mentorship, and career development within a culture rooted in innovation and collaboration. The position is onsite in Tucson, Arizona, and requires an active U.S. government security clearance.

This onsite Senior Principal Electrical Subsystem Architect role within Raytheon's Advanced Effector Guidance Systems department focuses on defining technical direction for next-generation missile guidance and control electronics. The position involves leading architecture development for high-reliability power conditioning and precision analog subsystems, chairing technical reviews to set strategic trade spaces, and resolving complex cross-disciplinary integration issues. The role appeals to engineers seeking to solve meaningful, high-stakes problems that enhance national security while offering opportunities for advanced training, career growth, and mentorship within a collaborative culture. Candidates will work directly with systems engineering and manufacturing teams in Tucson, Arizona, utilizing their expertise to guide designs from conceptual modeling through production.

This onsite role at Raytheon in Tucson, Arizona, seeks a Senior Principal Electrical Subsystem Architect to lead the technical direction for next-generation missile guidance and control electronics. The position focuses on defining high-reliability power conditioning, energy delivery, and precision analog subsystems designed for extreme environments. Key responsibilities include chairing technical reviews, driving cross-subsystem interface resolution, and providing technical governance for partner and supplier efforts. The role offers the opportunity to shape the future of defense technology within a collaborative culture rooted in national security, while providing access to advanced training, career development, and mentorship for senior talent.

This onsite role at Raytheon in Tucson, Arizona, seeks a Senior Principal Electrical Subsystem Architect to lead the technical direction for next-generation missile guidance and control electronics. The position focuses on defining architecture for high-reliability power conditioning, energy delivery, and precision analog subsystems operating in extreme environments. Key responsibilities include chairing technical reviews, driving cross-subsystem interface resolution, performing detailed power system analysis, and serving as the primary technical authority for partner and supplier efforts. The role appeals to engineers seeking to solve meaningful, high-stakes problems that enhance national security while offering opportunities for advanced training, career development, and mentorship within a collaborative culture rooted in innovation and trust.

This onsite Senior EMI Effects Engineer role is based in Marlborough, Massachusetts, within the Antenna/Microwave and E3 Department at Raytheon. The position focuses on architecting electronics for systems requiring extremely low electromagnetic emissions and high tolerance to external interference, specifically for advanced missile and electronic warfare applications. Key responsibilities include developing system-level architectures, ensuring product compliance with rigorous standards, and serving as the primary technical contact for customers and review boards. The role appeals to engineers seeking to solve meaningful national security challenges while working with cutting-edge radar and sensor technologies. It offers opportunities for professional growth through mentoring, on-the-job training, and purposeful rotations within a culture rooted in trust, innovation, and collaboration. Candidates must hold an active U.S. government security clearance and be a U.S. citizen.

This Principal Engineer role within the Energetics and Propulsion Department at RTX focuses on the design and development of advanced one-shot devices, including initiators, gas generators, and pyroswitches. The position involves leading technical execution for power source systems, managing production efforts, and overseeing failure analysis and redesign initiatives. Key responsibilities include contributing to technology roadmaps, presenting design models to customers, and collaborating with suppliers to define specifications. The role offers the appeal of working on mission-critical aerospace and defense projects that help protect national security, supported by a culture of innovation and complex problem-solving. While the position is classified as remote, it requires U.S. citizenship and an active security clearance, with occasional travel to government facilities and suppliers.

This onsite Senior Software Engineer role at RTX supports mission-critical aerospace and defense initiatives in Richardson, Texas. The position involves designing and developing high-performance Python services, optimizing triplestore and knowledge graph solutions, and enhancing analytics workflows for data materialization. Key responsibilities include leading complex software tasks, contributing to system integration and performance tuning, and mentoring junior engineers. The opportunity appeals to candidates seeking to solve complex global problems within a collaborative engineering culture that values technical independence and innovation. The role requires an active Top Secret security clearance and U.S. citizenship, offering a chance to work on cutting-edge technology that protects national security.

This onsite Senior Embedded Software Engineer role at Collins Aerospace focuses on developing mission-critical software for Strategic Nuclear Deterrence systems within a Special Access Program. The position involves deriving requirements, creating UML designs, implementing code, and producing high-quality software builds in an integrated test environment. Key responsibilities include mentoring junior engineers, collaborating with senior technical staff, and supporting stakeholders with technical solutions. The role offers a unique opportunity to work on national defense projects with comprehensive training in nuclear deterrence and communications domains. Candidates will join a collaborative team dedicated to redefining aerospace technology, with access to extensive professional growth paths including leadership roles such as Scrum Master or Software Lead. The position requires an active Secret security clearance and is based in Richardson, Texas.

This onsite Principal Embedded Software Engineer role at Collins Aerospace focuses on developing mission-critical software for Strategic Nuclear Deterrence systems within a Special Access Program. The position involves deriving requirements, creating UML designs, implementing code for real-time operating systems, and mentoring junior engineers while collaborating with senior technical staff. The role offers the opportunity to work on high-impact defense projects that safeguard national security, providing a unique environment for professional growth into leadership positions such as Scrum Master or Software Lead. Candidates must hold an active U.S. Secret security clearance and possess extensive experience in embedded development and Agile methodologies.

This onsite Principal Embedded Software Engineer role at Collins Aerospace focuses on developing mission-critical software for Strategic Nuclear Deterrence systems within a Special Access Program. The position involves deriving requirements, creating UML designs, implementing code for real-time operating systems, and mentoring junior engineers while collaborating with senior technical staff. The role offers the opportunity to become a subject matter expert in aerospace defense technology with potential leadership growth into Scrum Master or Software Lead positions. Candidates must hold an active U.S. government Secret security clearance and possess extensive experience in embedded development and Agile methodologies. The position is based in Richardson, Texas, and provides a supportive environment for shaping the future of national defense technology.

This onsite Senior Embedded Software Engineer role at Collins Aerospace focuses on developing mission-critical software for Strategic Nuclear Deterrence systems within a Special Access Program. The position involves deriving requirements, creating UML designs, implementing code, and producing high-quality software builds in an integrated test environment. Key responsibilities include collaborating with senior engineers, mentoring junior staff, and supporting stakeholders with technical solutions. The role offers a unique opportunity to work on national defense projects with comprehensive training in nuclear deterrence and communications domains. Candidates will benefit from a collaborative culture that supports professional growth into leadership positions such as Scrum Master or Software Lead. The position requires an active Secret security clearance and is based in Richardson, Texas.

This onsite Senior Embedded Software Engineer role at Collins Aerospace supports mission-critical systems within a Special Access Program focused on strategic nuclear deterrence. The position involves developing and implementing software designs, producing high-quality builds in integrated test environments, and deriving requirements from UML diagrams. Key responsibilities include collaborating with senior engineers, mentoring junior staff, and verifying software requirements. The role offers a unique opportunity to work on national defense technology without prior nuclear experience, as comprehensive training is provided. Candidates will gain expertise in communication technologies and access leadership development paths. The position requires an active Secret security clearance and is based in Richardson, Texas, offering a collaborative environment where engineers shape the future of aerospace technology.

The Paint and Plating Engineer II role is an onsite position within the Materials and Process Engineering Department at a defense technology firm in Andover, Massachusetts. The position focuses on supporting military and defense product design and production through expertise in corrosion prevention, surface finishing, and metal plating. Key responsibilities include developing painting procedures, conducting failure analysis, training operators, and managing supplier manufacturing processes for various alloys. The role offers the opportunity to work on meaningful national security missions with a team dedicated to safety and innovation. While the position requires a valid U.S. government security clearance and involves up to 50% travel, it provides a collaborative environment where engineers can apply their technical skills to solve complex manufacturing challenges.

The Paint and Plating Engineer II role is an onsite position within the Materials and Process Engineering Department at a defense technology firm in Andover, Massachusetts. The position focuses on supporting military and defense product design and production through expertise in corrosion prevention, surface finishing, and metal plating. Key responsibilities include developing painting procedures, conducting failure analysis, training operators, and managing supplier capabilities for various metal alloys. The role offers the opportunity to work on meaningful projects that contribute to national security while fostering a culture rooted in safety, trust, and innovation. Candidates must maintain an active DoD Secret clearance and be prepared for up to 50% travel to domestic and international locations.

This onsite Senior Embedded Software Engineer role at Collins Aerospace focuses on developing mission-critical software for Strategic Nuclear Deterrence systems within a Special Access Program. The position involves deriving requirements, creating UML designs, implementing code, and producing high-quality software builds in an integrated test environment. Key responsibilities include supporting stakeholders, verifying software requirements, and mentoring junior engineers. The role offers a unique opportunity to work on national defense technology with comprehensive training provided for those without prior nuclear or communications experience. Candidates will join a collaborative team of experts, gaining exposure to leadership paths such as Scrum Master or Software Lead. The position requires an active U.S. government Secret security clearance and is based in Richardson, Texas.