Jobs at J.S. Helwig & Son, LLC

The Systems Administrator II role supports engineering and technical operations for U.S. military test ranges within a specialized government contracting environment. Key responsibilities include managing MS Windows server environments, administering classified and unclassified network systems, and overseeing the full lifecycle of IT hardware and software assets. The position also involves maintaining cybersecurity compliance, troubleshooting AV systems, and documenting standard operating procedures. This opportunity appeals to candidates seeking to work on critical national defense missions with a collaborative team culture. The role requires on-site presence to support secure facilities and offers comprehensive benefits including immediate health coverage and a 401(k) match. Successful candidates must be U.S. citizens eligible for Top Secret security clearance.

This Air Traffic Control Specialist role supports U.S. military test ranges by managing flight and ground activities within special use airspace. The position involves monitoring tactical aircraft, coordinating with multi-governmental agencies, and issuing safety advisories to ensure mission success. Key responsibilities include de-conflicting air and ground operations, troubleshooting communication and radar systems, and managing emergency response protocols. The role offers a mission-driven environment supporting national defense capabilities with comprehensive benefits including health insurance and retirement matching. Candidates must be prepared for a 24/7 rotating shift schedule in a sedentary office setting.

This full-time Maintenance Trades Specialist III role supports U.S. Air Force and Navy test ranges by maintaining critical mechanical and HVAC infrastructure. The position requires a professional with ten years of experience to independently diagnose equipment failures, perform complex repairs on environmental control systems, and fabricate ductwork using specialized tools. Key responsibilities include installing and servicing refrigeration units, replacing defective components, and providing technical guidance to junior staff. The role offers a collaborative environment focused on national defense missions, with opportunities for professional growth through tuition reimbursement and a 401(k) match. Work is primarily performed outdoors or in repair facilities, often involving travel to remote sites and occasional exposure to extreme weather conditions.

This Field Engineer II role provides engineering and technical support to U.S. Air Force and Navy test ranges within the J-Tech II contract. The position involves independently managing maintenance trades such as electrical, mechanical, and HVAC to repair facilities and machinery. Key responsibilities include mentoring maintenance specialists, scheduling preventative and corrective maintenance projects, and developing technical work instructions and safety procedures. The role serves as a subject matter expert for specific trades and supports complex engineering projects. This opportunity appeals to candidates seeking a mission-driven environment supporting national defense, offering a collaborative culture with immediate benefits including health insurance and a 401(k) match. The work arrangement combines office duties with outdoor and shop-based tasks, requiring travel to various western test ranges.

The Director of Finance serves as a strategic leader within Brown University's newly launched Watson School of International and Public Affairs, reporting to the Associate Dean of Finance and Administration. This role oversees the school's $23 million annual budget, managing complex financial reporting, multi-year forecasting, and year-end close processes in coordination with university systems. Key responsibilities include guiding the Dean and leadership on fiscal strategy for faculty growth and new initiatives, supervising a financial support team, and providing financial stewardship for over 15 centers and programs. The position appeals to experienced professionals seeking to shape the financial direction of a rapidly expanding academic institution with a strong mission in international affairs. The role offers a hybrid work arrangement based in Providence with opportunities for remote flexibility and a collaborative environment focused on diversity and inclusion.

The Market Director of Wealth role leads a team of Financial Advisors within J.P. Morgan Wealth Management to deliver exceptional investment solutions and customer experiences. Key responsibilities include recruiting and coaching high-performing advisors, driving cross-functional partnerships to provide comprehensive financial strategies, and fostering a culture of diversity, inclusion, and risk management. This position appeals to leaders seeking to shape a customer-obsessed environment while utilizing cutting-edge technology to meet evolving client needs. The role requires significant travel and involves managing day-to-day operations for a designated territory, offering a dynamic opportunity to influence business growth and mentor talent in a prestigious financial institution.

The Supervisory Instrumentation Engineer III role supports the U.S. Air Force, Space Force, and Navy by managing test and training environments for war-fighting systems. This position combines technical engineering duties with leadership responsibilities, overseeing a section of engineers and technicians across multiple shifts. Key tasks include modifying and testing airborne instrumentation, troubleshooting complex avionics systems, developing design specifications, and mentoring junior staff. The role appeals to candidates seeking a mission-driven environment where they can apply advanced engineering skills to national defense challenges. It offers opportunities for professional growth through technical authority on complex projects and leadership development. The work arrangement includes a mix of office-based tasks and occasional field work at remote locations, requiring flexibility for shift work, travel, and exposure to varying environmental conditions.

This full-time role involves teaching fifth-grade bilingual students at J.F. Kennedy Elementary for the 2026-2027 school year. The position requires delivering face-to-face and virtual instruction while developing lesson plans that accommodate diverse learning styles and collaborating with special education staff to support individual student needs. Key responsibilities include managing classroom behavior, assessing student progress, and maintaining regular communication with parents and colleagues through digital platforms. The role offers the opportunity to foster intellectual and social growth in a supportive school environment with a focus on blended learning. Candidates must hold a valid Texas teaching certificate and a bachelor's degree. The position is based on campus but includes flexibility for remote work when required.

This full-time Private Client Advisor role within J.P. Morgan Wealth Management focuses on delivering comprehensive financial planning and investment solutions to individuals and families in the Austin area. The position involves building a book of business through relationship management, providing holistic financial coaching, and educating clients on digital tools to enhance their investment experience. The role appeals to professionals seeking a collaborative environment that champions diversity and offers access to a broad platform of investment products and thought leadership. Success in this position requires strong business judgment and a commitment to integrity, with opportunities for growth within a leading financial institution.

This full-time Special Education Teacher role within the Early Intervention program at Ruahmah J. Hutchings Elementary School focuses on fostering a supportive learning community for elementary students. The position involves designing individualized lesson plans that align with district standards, differentiating instruction to meet diverse learning needs, and managing student behavior through positive reinforcement strategies. Key responsibilities include maintaining open communication with families, analyzing student data to drive instructional decisions, and collaborating with colleagues to improve school-wide outcomes. The role appeals to educators committed to high expectations and inclusive practices, offering a ten-month contract with opportunities for professional growth and mentorship within a collaborative district environment.

This full-time Senior Client Associate role within J.P. Morgan Advisors supports Financial Advisors in delivering wealth management services to ultra-high net worth clients in San Francisco. Key responsibilities include managing client onboarding and account maintenance, executing investment trades, and providing comprehensive support across various financial products and planning tools. The position serves as a vital liaison between advisors, compliance, and business units while fostering strong client relationships. The role appeals to candidates seeking career growth within a global financial firm, offering a fast-paced environment with access to extensive resources and a culture that values innovation and excellence. The position requires obtaining Series 7 and 66 licenses and involves direct interaction with clients and internal teams.

This senior officer role within JPMorganChase's Commercial and Investment Bank focuses on managing environmental credit risk for real estate lending transactions. The position involves reviewing environmental reports and conducting collateral-asset analysis to ensure responsible growth and resilience. Key responsibilities include preparing review memoranda, coordinating with environmental consultants for Phase I and II investigations, and developing standardized documentation for inspection processes. The role appeals to professionals seeking to apply their expertise in a culture that values challenging the status quo and solving complex real-world challenges. It offers the opportunity to work with a global financial leader while contributing to the protection of assets and communities through rigorous risk management practices.

This full-time Avionics Technician II role supports Ursa Major's aerospace and defense mission by building and testing critical propulsion systems. The position involves assembling and troubleshooting avionics hardware, including sensors, actuators, and wire harnesses, while interpreting engineering schematics and maintaining detailed inspection records. Technicians collaborate with engineering teams to validate designs and ensure all work meets strict aerospace standards like J-STD-001 and MIL-STD. The role appeals to candidates seeking a mission-driven environment with a supportive culture focused on professional growth and problem-solving. The company offers a comprehensive benefits package including unlimited PTO, equity grants, and a collaborative team setting. This is an on-site position located in Colorado requiring U.S. citizenship and eligibility for security clearance.

The Data Processing Specialist I role supports flight testing operations for the U.S. Air Force, Space Force, and Navy within a joint engineering team. Key responsibilities include loading and reducing flight test data using specialized tools, validating data sets for quality control, and managing the logging and inventory of instrumentation media kits. The position requires adherence to strict security protocols and collaboration with engineering and program management groups to ensure mission success. This opportunity appeals to candidates seeking a deadline-driven environment with a focus on professional growth, including support for obtaining security certifications. The role is based in an office setting with occasional travel to remote field locations and requires U.S. citizenship and the ability to maintain a security clearance.

The Instrumentation Design Engineer III role at JT4 supports U.S. military test ranges by developing integrated environments for aircraft and weapons systems. The engineer leads complex design and sustainment projects, performing mechanical analysis, creating detailed specifications, and coordinating with technical teams to ensure program deadlines are met. Key responsibilities include utilizing SolidWorks for design, conducting research with computer-assisted test methods, and serving as a liaison for technical design reviews. The position offers the opportunity to contribute to critical national defense missions, specifically supporting the Global Power Bomber program. While primarily office-based, the role involves occasional travel to remote field locations and requires flexibility for shift work or overtime in varying weather conditions. Success in this position requires a Bachelor of Science in Engineering, relevant experience, and the ability to obtain a government security clearance.

This role involves serving as an Operations or Test Analyst for JT4, supporting U.S. Air Force and Navy test ranges across the western United States. The position focuses on developing and maintaining integrated test environments for advanced aircraft and weapons systems. Key responsibilities include analyzing complex electronic warfare and radio frequency data sets, performing statistical computations, and creating detailed reports to evaluate system performance. Analysts also interface with instrumentation engineers and test customers to ensure accurate data collection and provide technical expertise on test infrastructure. The opportunity appeals to candidates seeking a mission-driven career with significant career advancement potential across multiple disciplines including engineering, mathematics, and computer science. The work arrangement includes office-based duties with occasional travel to remote locations in Nevada, Utah, Colorado, and California.

This Senior Counsel role within Amgen's legal department focuses on intellectual property strategy for medicinal and pharmaceutical chemistry innovations. The position involves collaborating with scientists to identify patentable subject matter, drafting and prosecuting global patent applications, and conducting freedom-to-operate analyses to support product development. Key responsibilities also include managing licensing due diligence, negotiating research agreements, and handling adversarial proceedings such as patent litigation and PTAB challenges. The role appeals to professionals seeking to make a tangible impact on patient lives by advancing treatments for serious diseases within a collaborative, science-driven culture. It offers flexible work arrangements, allowing for remote work or positions in Thousand Oaks, Cambridge, or South San Francisco, alongside comprehensive benefits and opportunities for professional growth.

The Senior Electrical/Avionics Engineer role supports the U.S. Air Force, Space Force, and Navy by developing integrated test and training environments for airborne platforms. Key responsibilities include performing airworthiness assessments, reviewing avionics integration for modifications, and conducting engineering analyses on electrical systems and EMI/EMC considerations. The position requires developing technical documentation, CAD drawings, and providing technical leadership for flight test readiness. This opportunity appeals to experienced engineers seeking to work on critical national defense missions within a dynamic, multi-disciplinary team. The role offers a mix of office-based engineering work and occasional travel to remote locations for flight-line coordination, providing a chance to influence the safety and capability of military aircraft systems.

The Senior Intelligence Analyst V role serves as a technical lead within JT4's engineering support team for U.S. Air Force, Space Force, and Navy test ranges. The position focuses on designing and maintaining integrated test environments while providing leadership to technical branches. Key responsibilities include analyzing multi-source intelligence data, developing detailed technical documentation and system specifications, and delivering strategic briefings to internal and external government stakeholders. This position appeals to candidates seeking a mission-driven environment where they can influence national defense capabilities while working with advanced intelligence tools and cross-agency partners. The role offers a hybrid work arrangement with occasional travel and requires a valid driver's license and ability to work flexible schedules to meet operational demands.

The Systems Administrator III role supports engineering and technical operations for U.S. military test ranges within a specialized government contracting environment. Key responsibilities include managing Windows server environments, administering classified and unclassified network access, overseeing the full lifecycle of IT hardware assets, and providing technical support for audio-visual systems. The position requires maintaining strict security compliance, documenting standard operating procedures, and leading system upgrades. This opportunity appeals to candidates seeking to contribute to national defense missions while working in a collaborative team setting. The role offers comprehensive benefits including immediate health coverage and a 401(k) match, with a requirement for a Top Secret security clearance and U.S. citizenship.

The Senior Electrical/Avionics Engineer role supports the U.S. Air Force, Space Force, and Navy by developing integrated test and training environments for war-fighting aircraft. Key responsibilities include performing independent technical assessments for airworthiness, leading avionics integration across rotary and fixed-wing platforms, and reviewing engineering analyses for electrical systems and EMI/EMC considerations. The position requires coordinating with government authorities and contractors to ensure mission system compatibility and safety. This opportunity appeals to experienced engineers seeking to work on high-impact defense projects within a collaborative, multi-disciplinary team. The role offers a mix of office-based engineering work and occasional travel to remote test ranges, providing a dynamic environment for professional growth in military aircraft modification and sustainment.

The Instrumentation Operations Engineer II role supports the U.S. Air Force, Space Force, and Navy by maintaining integrated test and training environments for war-fighting systems. The position involves modifying, installing, testing, and repairing airborne test instrumentation and data acquisition systems, alongside operating ground support equipment. Key responsibilities include conducting laboratory investigations using computer-assisted methods, preparing design specifications and technical reports, and troubleshooting electronic systems with tools like spectrum analyzers and oscilloscopes. This opportunity appeals to engineers seeking to work on critical national defense missions within a collaborative technical team. The role offers a mix of office and field environments, including occasional travel to remote locations and shift work, while providing comprehensive benefits and professional growth through tuition reimbursement.