Jobs at Ezra Medical Center

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 strategy, and resolving complex cross-disciplinary issues. Key responsibilities include performing detailed power system analysis, guiding component selection for extreme environments, and mentoring teams through design maturity stages. The role appeals to engineers seeking to solve meaningful national security challenges with a team that values innovation and collaboration. It offers significant visibility across the defense portfolio, opportunities for advanced training, and relocation assistance for the Tucson, Arizona location.

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 extremely low electromagnetic emissions and high tolerance to external interferers, specifically for advanced missile and electronic warfare applications. Key responsibilities include developing system-level architectures, ensuring product compliance with rigorous standards, and serving as a technical liaison for customers and review boards. The role appeals to engineers seeking to solve meaningful national security challenges within a culture rooted in trust, innovation, and collaboration. Candidates must hold an active DoD Secret clearance and possess a background in EMI design and testing. The company offers potential relocation assistance and a comprehensive benefits package supporting professional growth and work-life balance.

This onsite Senior EMI Effects Engineer role within Raytheon's Antenna and Microwave Department focuses on designing electronics for defense applications with extremely low electromagnetic emissions and high interference tolerance. The position involves developing system architectures for advanced missile and radar systems, ensuring compliance with rigorous military standards, and leading technical reviews to balance performance with risk. The role appeals to engineers seeking to solve meaningful national security challenges while working with cutting-edge RF technologies. Candidates will benefit from a culture rooted in innovation and collaboration, with opportunities for professional growth through mentoring and purposeful rotations. U.S. citizenship and an active DoD Secret security clearance are mandatory requirements for this position located in Marlborough, Massachusetts.

This onsite Senior EMI Engineer role within Raytheon's Antenna and Microwave Department focuses on designing electronics for advanced missile systems and electronic warfare applications. The position requires developing architectures that ensure extremely low electromagnetic emissions and high tolerance to external interference. Key responsibilities include creating system-level components, providing technical oversight to ensure 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. Candidates will benefit from a culture rooted in innovation and collaboration, with opportunities for professional growth through mentoring and purposeful rotations. U.S. citizenship and an active Secret security clearance are mandatory requirements for this position located in Marlborough, Massachusetts.

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 extremely low electromagnetic emissions and high tolerance to external interferers, 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 collaborative culture rooted in innovation and trust. Candidates must hold an active U.S. government Secret security clearance and possess a U.S. citizenship.

This onsite Senior EMI Effects Engineer role within Raytheon's Antenna and Microwave Department focuses on designing electronics for advanced missile and radar systems with strict electromagnetic interference requirements. Key responsibilities include developing system architecture for low emissions and high interference tolerance, ensuring compliance with military standards like MIL-STD-461, and serving as a technical lead for customer requirements and major engineering review boards. The position appeals to engineers seeking to solve meaningful national security challenges while working with cutting-edge RF technologies. The role offers opportunities for professional growth through mentoring, on-the-job training, and purposeful rotations within a collaborative culture rooted in trust and innovation. Candidates must be U.S. citizens with an active Secret security clearance.

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 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 a technical liaison 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 and purposeful rotations within a culture rooted in trust, innovation, and collaboration. Candidates must be U.S. citizens with an active DoD Secret clearance.

This onsite Senior EMI Effects Engineer role within Raytheon's Antenna and Microwave Department focuses on designing electronics for extremely low electromagnetic emissions and high interference tolerance. Key responsibilities include developing system architecture for advanced missile and sensor applications, ensuring compliance with rigorous military standards, and serving as the primary technical contact for customers and review boards. The position appeals to engineers seeking to solve meaningful national security challenges while working with cutting-edge radar and guidance technologies. The role offers opportunities for professional growth through mentoring, on-the-job training, and purposeful rotations within a collaborative culture rooted in trust and innovation. Candidates must be U.S. citizens with an active Secret security clearance.

This onsite Senior Principal Antenna and Radome Design Engineer role is based in Tucson, Arizona, within the RF Antenna Team at Raytheon. The position involves leading technology development for antenna and radome systems, defining requirements, and validating hardware compliance through simulation and test data analysis. Key responsibilities include managing interdisciplinary engineering teams, collaborating with manufacturing suppliers, and mentoring junior engineers to drive innovation. The role appeals to candidates seeking to solve meaningful national defense challenges while working with a collaborative culture rooted in safety and trust. It offers opportunities for significant technical leadership and professional growth within a historic organization, with relocation assistance available for eligible candidates.

This Principal Engineer role within the Energetics and Propulsion Department at RTX focuses on leading the design and development of advanced one-shot devices, including initiators, gas generators, and pyroswitches. The position involves technical oversight of power source programs, managing production efforts, and driving failure analysis through system redesign. Key responsibilities include contributing to technology roadmaps, presenting design models to stakeholders, and collaborating with suppliers and government facilities. 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 designated as remote, it requires U.S. citizenship and an active security clearance, with occasional travel to suppliers and government sites.

This Principal Engineer role within the Energetics and Propulsion Department at RTX focuses on leading the design and development of advanced one-shot devices, including initiators, gas generators, and pyroswitches. The position involves technical oversight of power source programs, managing production efforts, and driving failure analysis through system redesign. Key responsibilities include contributing to technology roadmaps, supporting proposal development, and serving as a liaison for resource assignments and supplier collaborations. The role appeals to engineers seeking to solve complex defense challenges while working in a remote capacity with opportunities for occasional travel to government facilities and suppliers. Candidates will join a global team dedicated to national security and innovation, benefiting from a culture that emphasizes career development, flexible work schedules, and comprehensive wellness programs.

This onsite Principal Embedded Software Engineer role at Collins Aerospace focuses on developing mission-critical software for Strategic Nuclear Deterrence programs within the Special Access Program. The position involves deriving requirements, creating UML designs, implementing real-time operating system solutions, and mentoring junior engineers while ensuring compliance with rigorous aerospace standards. The role offers the opportunity to work on high-impact national defense systems, gain expertise in nuclear command-and-control domains, and access extensive professional growth paths including leadership positions. Candidates must hold an active U.S. Secret security clearance and possess significant experience in embedded development and Agile methodologies.

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 de-duplication. Key responsibilities include leading system integration, debugging, performance tuning, and mentoring junior engineers while adhering to secure development practices. The opportunity appeals to candidates seeking to solve complex global problems within a collaborative engineering culture that values technical independence and innovation. The role offers significant career growth, comprehensive benefits, and relocation assistance for qualified U.S. citizens holding an active Top Secret security clearance.

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 requires an active U.S. government Secret security clearance and involves deriving software requirements, creating UML designs, implementing code, and producing high-quality builds in an integrated test environment. Key responsibilities include mentoring junior engineers, collaborating with senior technical staff, and supporting verification and testing phases. The role appeals to candidates seeking to shape the future of aerospace technology while working on national defense projects. It offers significant professional growth opportunities to become a subject matter expert and lead in communication technologies within a collaborative, high-impact engineering culture.

The Manufacturing Planner II role is an onsite position within the Engineering Rapid Build Services department at Raytheon in Tucson, Arizona. The position focuses on managing the acquisition and manufacturing of complex test equipment and prototypes. Key responsibilities include generating work orders, maintaining build configurations, tracking material procurement from requisition to final delivery, and resolving manufacturing issues to meet customer schedules. This role appeals to candidates seeking to contribute to national defense and security missions within a collaborative engineering environment. The job offers the opportunity to work with advanced electro-mechanical systems and participate in design reviews. Candidates must hold an active U.S. government security clearance and be a U.S. citizen. The position requires full-time onsite presence in Tucson.

This onsite engineering role within Raytheon's Effector Analog & Power team focuses on the design and development of Telemetry and Flight Termination Systems for defense missions. The position requires a Principal Engineer to lead system and circuit-level architecture, serve as the Responsible Engineering Authority, and manage the full lifecycle of PCBA designs from requirements through qualification. Key responsibilities include overseeing analog and mixed-signal circuit design, conducting technical reviews, and mentoring junior engineers while ensuring compliance with rigorous government regulations. The role appeals to candidates seeking to solve meaningful security challenges with a team that values trust, innovation, and collaboration. It offers a supportive culture with a 9/80 work schedule providing every other Friday off, along with opportunities for professional growth and relocation assistance.

This onsite Principal Information Systems Engineer role is based in Tucson, Arizona, within the Test Equipment Engineering team at Raytheon. The position focuses on maintaining test integrity and availability for critical defense systems by providing cybersecurity compliance guidance, developing secure test equipment across Linux and Windows environments, and supporting flight test capabilities. Key responsibilities include troubleshooting hardware and software issues, managing system updates, and collaborating with cybersecurity and engineering teams to ensure network compliance. The role appeals to engineers seeking to work on meaningful, high-stakes missions that support national defense while utilizing advanced technologies. It offers a collaborative culture rooted in safety and innovation, with opportunities for professional growth in a stable, hands-on environment.

This onsite role at Raytheon Missiles & Defense in Huntsville, Alabama, involves assembling, cabling, and validating complex rack-mounted test systems for aerospace and defense applications. The technician is responsible for building and repairing cables, performing basic soldering, troubleshooting system issues, and configuring hardware while adhering to strict safety and tool control protocols. The position offers the opportunity to collaborate with engineering leadership on hardware integration challenges within a culture that prioritizes safety, innovation, and a diverse team. Candidates must hold an active Secret security clearance and be a U.S. citizen. The job requires full-time presence at the facility to support critical product development in Rocket City.

This onsite Senior Computer Infrastructure Support Engineer role within the Receiver Exciter and Processing Architecture Department at Raytheon focuses on maintaining high-performance computing platforms for next-generation radar systems. The position requires an active DoD Secret clearance and involves administering RedHat Enterprise Linux environments, configuring Ethernet and Infiniband networks, and supporting the build and integration of custom hardware. Key responsibilities include writing Python and Bash scripts for automation, executing functional and performance testing, and updating FPGA firmware. The role appeals to candidates seeking to contribute to national defense missions while working in a collaborative engineering culture that values innovation and safety. Located in Marlborough, Massachusetts, this full-time position offers opportunities for professional growth and relocation assistance for eligible candidates.

This onsite Technical Support Engineer role within Raytheon's Apertures and Radio Frequency Department supports the design and testing of advanced RF products for national defense. The position involves collaborating with engineering and assembly teams to build, troubleshoot, and repair electronic subsystems, while performing root cause analysis on production data and managing antenna range infrastructure. The role appeals to candidates seeking to contribute to meaningful mission-critical work that enhances global security. It offers a collaborative culture rooted in innovation and safety, with opportunities for professional growth in a specialized engineering environment. An active DoD Secret clearance and U.S. citizenship are required for this position located in McKinney, Texas.

This onsite Senior Principal FPGA Engineer role within the Effector Subsystems Products department at Raytheon focuses on leading the architecture and design of FPGA embedded processing for critical weapon systems. The position involves translating system requirements into detailed FPGA designs using VHDL, managing the full development lifecycle from proof of concept to production release, and verifying complex digital designs through rigorous testing methodologies. Key responsibilities include collaborating with cross-functional teams on hardware and software integration, establishing project processes, and solving undefined technical challenges in high-stakes environments. The role appeals to engineers seeking to apply over a decade of expertise to meaningful defense missions that protect national security. It offers the opportunity to work alongside top aerospace talent in Huntsville, Alabama, known as Rocket City, within a culture rooted in trust, innovation, and collaboration.

The Test Equipment Quality Engineer role is based onsite in Tewksbury, Massachusetts, within the Quality and Mission Assurance group at RTX. This position serves as a subject matter expert supporting rapid build services and test manufacturing teams throughout the entire lifecycle of test equipment. Key responsibilities include conducting root cause analysis, managing non-conformance documentation, reviewing engineering work products, and collaborating with suppliers to reduce defects. The role appeals to professionals seeking to contribute to high-stakes aerospace and defense projects while working within a culture that prioritizes safety, innovation, and collaboration. Candidates will gain proficiency in manufacturing management systems and drawing reviews while engaging in continuous improvement initiatives.