Jobs at TESO Group

This open-rank academic position seeks a general Pediatric Neurologist to join the Neurology department at the University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus in Colorado Springs. The role primarily involves providing outpatient clinical care for pediatric patients, managing inpatient evaluations in the Epilepsy Monitoring Unit, and sharing call duties for emergency coverage. Key responsibilities include diagnosing and treating neurological conditions, collaborating with multidisciplinary subspecialists, and teaching medical students and residents. The position is appealing due to its location in a highly desirable city known for outdoor recreation and a robust economy, alongside a collaborative environment within a world-class medical facility. The role is onsite and offers significant opportunities for professional growth within a supportive academic and clinical community.

This part-time Early Head Start Assistant Teacher role supports infant and toddler development within Neighborhood House's non-profit Head Start program. The position involves collaborating with the teaching team to lead small group activities, manage classroom climate using Positive Behavioral Interventions and Support strategies, and implement child-led learning plans. Key responsibilities include ensuring child safety, fostering positive socialization, and communicating regularly with families to support holistic development. The role appeals to candidates seeking meaningful work in anti-poverty services, offering a collaborative team environment, comprehensive benefits including health insurance and retirement plans, and opportunities for professional growth through required training and reflective supervision.

This opportunity involves joining the Radar, Electronic Warfare, and Acoustic Systems group at Lockheed Martin to design and integrate high-performance sensing and defense technologies. Engineers in this role blend RF physics, signal processing, and hardware-software development to deliver mission-critical capabilities for air, land, and maritime platforms. Key responsibilities include modeling, building, testing, and integrating systems such as AESA radars and electronic warfare solutions. The position appeals to professionals seeking to shape the future of global security within a collaborative team of 35,000 experts. The role offers flexible schedules, diverse career paths, and a culture that champions innovation and integrity. Candidates must hold a bachelor's degree in a technical discipline and possess the ability to obtain a government security clearance.

This internal auditor role supports the finance and compliance team in strengthening the company's internal control framework with a specific focus on J-SOX and KIOXIA Group audits. Key responsibilities include developing audit plans, testing financial and operational controls across departments, and managing the full lifecycle of the J-SOX program from planning to reporting. The position also involves collaborating with external auditors and corporate colleagues in Japan to ensure regulatory compliance and risk mitigation. The role offers an opportunity to build deep expertise in financial governance and work within a collaborative environment that values objective risk assessment and process improvement.

This opportunity involves joining the Radar, Electronic Warfare, and Acoustic Systems group at Lockheed Martin to design and integrate high-performance sensing and defense technologies. Engineers in this role blend RF physics, signal processing, and software development to build mission-critical systems for air, land, and maritime platforms. Key responsibilities include modeling, testing, and developing firmware or hardware for radar and electronic warfare solutions. The position appeals to professionals seeking to shape the future of global security within a collaborative team of 35,000 experts. The role offers flexible schedules, diverse career paths, and a culture that champions innovation and integrity. Candidates must hold a Bachelor's degree in a technical field and possess at least five years of relevant experience, with eligibility for a government security clearance.

This opportunity involves joining the Radar, Electronic Warfare, and Acoustic Systems group at Lockheed Martin to design and integrate high-performance sensing and defense technologies. Engineers in this role blend RF physics, signal processing, and hardware-software development to deliver mission-critical capabilities for air, land, and maritime platforms. Key responsibilities include modeling, building, testing, and integrating systems such as AESA radars and electronic warfare solutions. The position appeals to professionals seeking to shape the future of global security within a collaborative team of 35,000 experts. The role offers flexible schedules, diverse career paths, and a culture that champions innovation and integrity. Candidates must hold a bachelor's degree in a technical discipline and possess at least five years of relevant experience, with eligibility for a government security clearance required.

This opportunity encompasses multiple engineering roles within Lockheed Martin's Radar, Electronic Warfare, and Acoustic Systems group, focusing on the design and integration of advanced sensing and defense technologies. Engineers in this position blend RF physics, signal processing, and software development to build mission-critical systems for air, land, and maritime platforms. Key responsibilities include modeling, testing, and integrating high-performance radar and electronic warfare solutions while collaborating with a global team of 35,000 experts. The role appeals to professionals seeking to shape the future of national security through cutting-edge innovation in a culture that champions integrity and corporate responsibility. Candidates benefit from flexible schedules, diverse career paths, and a comprehensive benefits package designed to support a healthy work-life balance. Positions are available for those with a bachelor's degree and five years of experience who can obtain a government security clearance.

This opportunity involves joining the Radar, Electronic Warfare, and Acoustic Systems group at Lockheed Martin to design and integrate high-performance sensing and defense technologies. Engineers in this role blend RF physics, signal processing, and hardware-software development to deliver mission-critical capabilities for air, land, and maritime platforms. Key responsibilities include modeling, building, testing, and integrating systems such as AESA radars and electronic warfare solutions across various specialized engineering tracks. The position appeals to professionals seeking to shape the future of global security within a collaborative culture that champions innovation and integrity. The role offers flexible schedules and comprehensive benefits designed to support a healthy work-life balance, while providing diverse career paths within a global team of thousands of experts.

This opportunity involves joining the Radar, Electronic Warfare, and Acoustic Systems group at Lockheed Martin to design and integrate high-performance sensing and defense technologies. Engineers in this role blend RF physics, signal processing, and software development to build mission-critical systems for air, land, and maritime platforms. Key responsibilities include modeling, testing, and developing firmware or hardware for advanced radar and electronic warfare solutions. The position appeals to professionals seeking to shape the future of global security within a collaborative team of 35,000 experts. The role offers flexible schedules, diverse career paths, and a culture that champions innovation and integrity. Candidates must hold a bachelor's degree in a technical discipline and possess the ability to obtain a government security clearance.

This opportunity encompasses multiple engineering roles within Lockheed Martin's Radar, Electronic Warfare, and Acoustic Systems group, focusing on the design and integration of advanced defense technologies. Engineers in this position are responsible for developing high-performance sensing systems, modeling RF and acoustic physics, and building mission-critical hardware and software for air, land, and maritime platforms. The role appeals to professionals seeking to contribute to global security through cutting-edge radar and missile defense solutions while working within a collaborative team of 35,000 experts. The position offers flexible schedules and a culture that prioritizes innovation and integrity, allowing engineers to shape the future of defense across diverse career paths.

This position offers multiple engineering opportunities within Lockheed Martin's Radar, Electronic Warfare, and Acoustic Systems group, focusing on the design and integration of advanced sensing and defense technologies. Engineers in this role apply expertise in RF physics, signal processing, and software development to build mission-critical systems for air, land, and maritime platforms. Key responsibilities include modeling, testing, and integrating high-performance radar and electronic warfare solutions while collaborating with a global team of 35,000 technical experts. The role appeals to professionals seeking to shape the future of national security through cutting-edge innovation in a culture that champions integrity and corporate responsibility. The position supports diverse career paths with flexible schedules and comprehensive benefits, requiring a bachelor's degree in a technical field and the ability to obtain a government security clearance.

This opportunity involves joining the Radar, Electronic Warfare, and Acoustic Systems group at Lockheed Martin to design and integrate high-performance sensing and defense technologies. Engineers in this role blend RF physics, signal processing, and software development to build mission-critical systems for air, land, and maritime platforms. Key responsibilities include modeling, testing, and developing firmware or hardware for next-generation radar and electronic warfare solutions. The position appeals to professionals seeking to contribute to global security within a culture that champions innovation and integrity. It offers diverse career paths, flexible schedules, and the chance to work on cutting-edge projects ranging from space domain awareness to counter-UAS systems. Candidates must hold a bachelor's degree in a technical field and possess the ability to obtain a government security clearance.

The Senior Staff Electrical Engineer role within Saab's Autonomous and Undersea Systems division focuses on the design and development of electrical systems for Autonomous and Remotely Operated Vehicles. Key responsibilities include leading circuit card and electromechanical assembly designs, conducting functional analysis and testing, and providing technical guidance across interdisciplinary teams to optimize product performance. The position offers the opportunity to work on cutting-edge subsea technology with a hands-on approach to building and integrating complex systems. While initially remote or hybrid, the role is based at a new facility in Bristol, Rhode Island. The position appeals to engineers seeking professional growth within a mission-driven defense company that values diversity, work-life balance, and comprehensive benefits including tuition assistance and stock purchase opportunities.

This full-time PeopleSoft Application Developer role supports CACI's initiative to modernize Human Capital Management systems for federal clients. The position involves driving technical solution design, development, and deployment using PeopleTools and SQL, while collaborating with analysts to deliver features in agile sprints. Key responsibilities include analyzing vendor updates, creating test scenarios, and resolving complex production issues. The role offers the appeal of working on a multi-year program to reimagine legacy systems with modern capabilities like digital chatbots. It is based onsite in Chantilly, VA, and requires an active TS/SCI clearance with Polygraph. The position provides a culture of integrity and trust, offering autonomy, flexible time off, and opportunities for continuous professional growth within a mission-driven organization.

This full-time outpatient role involves providing primary care internal medicine services within The Corvallis Clinic, a multi-specialty group part of the Optum family. The physician will collaborate with a multi-disciplinary team, including embedded behavioral health professionals, to create individualized treatment plans while practicing independently with minimal call responsibilities. The position offers access to a Regional Level II Trauma Center and a supportive environment that values work-life balance and clinical innovation. Located in a desirable Oregon community near Oregon State University, the role provides opportunities for professional growth with a formal onboarding program and generous leave. The arrangement is based in Corvallis with dedicated support staff to facilitate efficient patient care.

This entry-level Process Research Lab Associate Researcher role within Procter & Gamble's Family Care organization focuses on supporting the development of household products like Bounty and Charmin. The position involves operating and maintaining product making lines, conducting hands-on experimentation in a lab setting, and collaborating with project teams to improve manufacturing processes. Key responsibilities include applying mechanical aptitude to solve equipment issues, following detailed procedural instructions, and utilizing Microsoft Office tools for data management. The role is appealing due to immediate ownership of work from day one, continuous mentorship, and a structured training program designed for long-term career growth. This full-time position is based at the Winton Hill Business Center in Cincinnati, Ohio, and requires candidates to be local or prepared to relocate at their own expense.

This full-time Senior Engineer role within Analog Devices' Product Engineering team focuses on manufacturing for semiconductor products. The position involves managing new product introductions and volume production support, bridging the gap between design and manufacturing. Key responsibilities include conducting root cause analysis for yield issues, performing physical failure analysis on integrated circuits, and driving process improvements to reduce costs and enhance quality. The role appeals to candidates seeking to work on cutting-edge analog and mixed-signal technologies within a global industry leader. It offers a hybrid work arrangement with partial telecommute benefits and emphasizes a collaborative culture focused on innovation and technical excellence.

This full-time travel laboratory technician role is based in a community hospital serving a diverse patient population from neonates to geriatrics. The position operates on a night shift block schedule of seven consecutive 10-hour shifts followed by seven days off, with every other weekend coverage required. Key responsibilities include performing generalist duties across hematology, chemistry, and blood banking using tube methods and automated instruments like Beckman systems. The role appeals to experienced professionals seeking a flexible schedule and the opportunity to work in a collaborative environment with a manageable patient ratio of two per night. Candidates must have at least three years of experience and hold ASCP-MLS or ASCP-MLT certification.

This full-time Network Engineer III role supports an Intelligence Community customer by managing wide-area, local-area, and campus-area networks across multiple security domains. The position involves designing and implementing complex telecommunications systems, troubleshooting satellite communications equipment, and optimizing network performance for NIPRNET, SIPRNET, and JWICS environments. Key responsibilities include developing network architecture diagrams, creating test plans, and evaluating emerging technologies to ensure mission-critical reliability. The role offers a flexible work arrangement with up to 10% local travel and provides the opportunity to work within a culture of integrity and continuous growth. Employees benefit from autonomy, robust learning resources, and a mission-driven environment dedicated to national safety.

This full-time Special Education Teaching Assistant role supports elementary students with disabilities at Emerson Elementary within Community Unit School District 200. The position involves assisting teachers with instructional activities, reinforcing lessons, and working with students individually or in small groups to develop academic and life skills. Key responsibilities include implementing behavior modification plans, maintaining student records, and providing physical support during daily activities such as lunch, recess, and transportation. The role offers a supportive environment focused on inclusive education, allowing staff to make a direct impact on student growth while collaborating closely with teachers and families. The position requires physical stamina for tasks like lifting and transferring students, and it is based on-site at the school.

This full-time General Maintenance Technician II role supports a client facility in Durham, North Carolina, focusing on maintaining a best-in-class working environment. The position involves performing diverse repairs such as flooring, drywall, plumbing, and painting, alongside conducting preventative maintenance on building systems and equipment. Key responsibilities include executing safety inspections, managing work orders through a Computerized Maintenance Management System, and assisting skilled trades personnel. The role is appealing for its collaborative culture that values a positive attitude and offers comprehensive benefits including health insurance, retirement matching, and educational reimbursement. The schedule operates Sunday through Thursday from 11:00 pm to 7:30 am with rotating on-call duties, requiring physical stamina and adherence to strict safety protocols in a regulated industrial setting.

The Payroll Manager role at Greene, Tweed oversees payroll operations for a North American workforce of approximately 1,550 employees across union and non-union groups. Key responsibilities include managing end-to-end payroll processing using Workday and ADP, ensuring compliance with federal and local regulations, and supervising the payroll team. The position also involves managing the company car fleet, integrating time and attendance data from Kronos into SAP, and driving continuous improvements in financial controls. This opportunity appeals to professionals seeking a collaborative environment that values diversity and innovation within a multinational industry leader. The role offers significant growth potential, technical challenges with complex system integrations, and a supportive culture focused on employee success.

This Chemical Engineer role within the Modeling & Simulation team supports NASA's JETS II contract at Johnson Space Center. The position focuses on advancing environmental control and life support systems for future space vehicles and habitats, including Orion and lunar missions. Key responsibilities include simulating air and water purification processes, correlating models with test data, sizing equipment for long-duration flights, and refining system requirements. The role appeals to engineers seeking to contribute to humanity's return to the Moon and deep space exploration. It offers a collaborative environment with world-class experts in spacecraft subsystems and requires strong technical writing and communication skills. The position is based on-site at the Johnson Space Center.