Raytheon

The Qualification Test Director role is an onsite position within Raytheon's Systems Engineering and Test Capabilities division in Tucson, Arizona, focusing on Air and Space Defense Systems. The role involves leading engineering teams to perform integration, verification, and qualification testing of hardware and software systems in both flight and ground environments. Key responsibilities include developing test plans, analyzing performance data, troubleshooting system issues, and coordinating with customers and suppliers to ensure mission readiness. This position offers the opportunity to work on meaningful national defense projects with a collaborative culture rooted in safety and innovation. While primarily based in Tucson, the role includes up to 25% travel to various test sites and vendor facilities. Relocation assistance is available for qualified candidates.

The Pr. Electronic Materials Failure Analyst role is an onsite position within the Electrical Engineering Section of the Materials and Process Engineering Department at Raytheon in Tucson, Arizona. The position focuses on performing failure analysis and component evaluation for a wide range of electronic devices, from simple passives to complex microcircuits. Key responsibilities include conducting root cause analysis using advanced laboratory equipment such as SEM-EDS and Sono-scan, performing destructive testing, and documenting findings through detailed reports. The role appeals to engineers seeking to contribute to national security missions with a team that values safety, trust, and innovation. Candidates must hold a current Secret security clearance and U.S. citizenship. The position requires a minimum of five to eight years of relevant experience in electronic component failure analysis.

This onsite role at Raytheon in Tucson, Arizona, is a senior-level position within the Electrical Engineering Section of the Materials and Process Engineering Department. The position focuses on performing failure analysis and component evaluation for a wide range of electronic devices, from simple passives to complex microcircuits. Key responsibilities include utilizing advanced laboratory equipment such as SEM-EDS and Sono-scan to determine root causes of failures, conducting destructive and electrical testing, and authoring detailed final reports. The role appeals to candidates seeking to contribute to national security missions while working in a collaborative culture rooted in safety, trust, and innovation. Candidates must hold an active U.S. government security clearance and possess extensive experience in electronic materials analysis.

This onsite Senior Process Engineer role at Raytheon's Tucson facility focuses on optimizing manufacturing efficiency, safety, and sustainability within the aerospace and defense sector. The position involves verifying technical data packages, developing material processing procedures, and leading continuous improvement projects using Lean methodologies. Key responsibilities include resolving production issues, training engineering staff and operators, and collaborating with cross-functional teams to manage supply chain disruptions and material alternatives. The role appeals to candidates seeking to work on complex, mission-critical problems within a culture that values innovation, safety, and collaboration. As a first-shift position, it offers the opportunity to contribute to national security efforts while working alongside a large, diverse team of engineers in a stable, on-site environment.