Test Systems Jobs

This onsite Senior RF Data Link Engineer role within the RF Products department at Raytheon focuses on designing and testing wireless communication systems for tactical missile programs. The position involves performing link budget analyses, developing data link models and signal processing algorithms, and collaborating with stakeholders to manage program delivery. The role appeals to engineers seeking to contribute to high-capacity, covert data link technologies that support national defense missions. Candidates will work in a collaborative culture rooted in safety and innovation, with opportunities for professional growth in a challenging technical environment. The position requires U.S. citizenship and a Secret security clearance, and is based in Tucson, Arizona.

The Shop Technician role at Stage 3 in Midland, Texas, supports the maintenance and repair of solids control equipment within a hands-on industrial environment. Key responsibilities include assembling and preparing equipment for service, operating hand and power tools, performing quality assurance checks, and managing shipping and receiving operations such as loading and unloading deliveries. The position also involves operating heavy machinery like forklifts and overhead cranes while maintaining a clean and safe workspace. This entry-level opportunity appeals to mechanically inclined individuals who enjoy varied daily tasks and a culture built on safety, teamwork, and operational integrity. The role offers a collaborative atmosphere with opportunities for on-site certification training and a comprehensive benefits package including health insurance and retirement plans.

This full-time Senior Software Engineer role within Saab Inc.'s Autonomous and Undersea Systems division focuses on the architecture, development, and maintenance of software for unmanned maritime vehicles. The position involves designing and implementing solutions across Linux, Windows, and embedded platforms using C/C++ and Python, while supporting the full product lifecycle from prototyping to delivery. Key responsibilities include conducting software modeling, performing integration and testing activities, and collaborating with technical teams to resolve complex engineering challenges. The role is appealing for its opportunity to work on cutting-edge defense technology with a world-class team, offering professional growth, a business casual culture, and comprehensive benefits. The position is based in Quincy, MA or Cranston, RI, with potential for up to 25% travel to witness systems in operation at sea.

This full-time Senior Software Engineer role within Saab Inc.'s Autonomous and Undersea Systems division focuses on defining, architecting, and maintaining software for unmanned maritime vehicles. The position involves designing and implementing solutions in C/C++ and Python across Linux, Windows, and embedded platforms while supporting modeling, simulation, and integration activities. Key responsibilities include participating in the full product lifecycle, conducting technical reviews, and collaborating with stakeholders to solve complex engineering challenges. The role is appealing due to the opportunity to witness deployed systems at sea and work on cutting-edge defense technology within a world-class team. Candidates will benefit from a business casual culture that emphasizes professional growth, work-life balance, and comprehensive benefits. The position requires a U.S. security clearance and involves up to 25% travel, with work based in Quincy, Massachusetts, or Cranston, Rhode Island.

This full-time Senior Software Engineer role within Saab Inc.'s Autonomous and Undersea Systems division focuses on defining, architecting, and maintaining software for unmanned maritime vehicles. The position involves designing and implementing solutions in C/C++ and Python across Linux, Windows, and embedded platforms while supporting modeling, simulation, and integration activities. Key responsibilities include participating in the full software lifecycle, conducting technical reviews, and collaborating with stakeholders to solve complex engineering challenges. The role is appealing due to the opportunity to witness deployed systems at sea and contribute to critical defense capabilities. It offers a collaborative culture with professional growth, comprehensive benefits, and a hybrid work arrangement that may include up to 25% travel for domestic and international projects.

This full-time Senior Software Engineer role within Saab Inc.'s Autonomous and Undersea Systems division focuses on defining, architecting, and maintaining software for unmanned maritime vehicles. The position involves designing and implementing solutions in C/C++ and Python across Linux, Windows, and embedded platforms while supporting modeling, simulation, and integration activities. Candidates will engage with the entire product lifecycle, from prototyping to delivery, and collaborate with technical teams to solve complex engineering challenges. The opportunity is appealing for its chance to witness systems operated at sea and contribute to national defense missions. The role offers a collaborative culture with professional growth, comprehensive benefits, and requires up to 25% travel for domestic and international projects.

The role involves a Senior Software Engineer position within Saab Inc.'s Autonomous and Undersea Systems division, focusing on the development of software for unmanned maritime vehicles. Key responsibilities include designing, implementing, and maintaining software across Linux, Windows, and embedded platforms using languages such as C/C++ and Python, while participating in the full product lifecycle from prototyping to delivery. The position offers the unique appeal of witnessing deployed systems in operation and contributing to critical defense capabilities. Candidates will join a world-class team with opportunities for professional growth, comprehensive benefits, and a business casual culture. The role is based in Quincy, MA, or Cranston, RI, with potential travel up to 25% for project needs.

This onsite Senior Command & Control Scrum Master role at Raytheon supports the Air & Space Defense Systems unit in Aurora, Colorado. The position combines Agile leadership with hands-on software development for advanced satellite ground systems. Key responsibilities include facilitating Scrum ceremonies, designing and maintaining multi-tiered software architectures using C++ and Java, and implementing DevSecOps practices with tools like Docker and Kubernetes. The role appeals to professionals seeking to work on mission-critical defense projects that protect national security while gaining exposure to cutting-edge technologies such as microservices and AWS cloud services. Candidates must hold an active TS/SCI security clearance and U.S. citizenship to participate in this high-impact engineering environment.

The Staff Software Integration Engineer role at Northrop Grogman supports revolutionary air and space systems within a team dedicated to advancing national security and human discovery. Located in Huntsville, AL or Roy, UT, the position involves designing drivers and APIs to bridge Python software with embedded hardware interfaces, managing firmware updates, and executing complex hardware-in-the-loop testing. Key responsibilities include developing automated validation scripts, utilizing CI/CD pipelines for embedded systems, and collaborating with cross-functional teams using Agile methodologies. This opportunity appeals to candidates seeking to work on history-making projects with a culture that values intellectual curiosity and cognitive diversity. The role offers a flexible 9/80 work schedule, relocation assistance, and the chance to contribute to safety-critical systems while maintaining a balance between technical innovation and professional growth.

This full-time Electrical/Principal Facility Electrical Design Engineer role supports the Sentinel Launch Systems Infrastructure team in Roy, Utah. The position involves designing electrical power generation, conversion, and distribution systems for ground facilities while coordinating with integration teams to ensure system compatibility. Key responsibilities include performing electrical system analysis, creating technical reports, attending program milestone reviews, and utilizing industry-standard design tools. The role appeals to candidates seeking to work on revolutionary defense systems within a culture that values intellectual curiosity and diversity. The position offers a flexible 9/80 work schedule, opportunities for professional growth, and potential relocation assistance, with travel required approximately 25% of the time.

This onsite Senior System Engineer role is based in Portsmouth, Rhode Island, within Raytheon's Systems Engineering and Test Capabilities team supporting naval undersea and surface domains. The position requires an active Secret security clearance and involves performing system performance evaluations, developing innovative solutions across disciplines, and managing integration, verification, and validation testing. Key responsibilities include creating technical documentation, analyzing system requirements, and presenting findings to stakeholders with minimal travel. The role appeals to engineers seeking to work on meaningful defense missions that enhance national security. It offers a collaborative culture rooted in safety and innovation, along with relocation assistance for qualified candidates.

The Senior Subsystem Lead Engineer role within Emerging New Markets focuses on leading the development and definition of requirements for complex safety-critical systems, such as autonomous vehicle interfaces and battery management solutions. Key responsibilities include conducting subsystem analysis using Behavioral Driven Development, creating detailed test specifications and SysML diagrams, and driving root cause analysis for system issues. The position requires close collaboration with cross-functional teams to decompose high-level requirements and ensure compliance throughout the development lifecycle. This opportunity appeals to candidates seeking a growth-oriented environment where they can mentor junior engineers and work independently on ambiguous, challenging problems. The role is categorized as hybrid, requiring presence at the Markham, Ontario location three times per week, and offers the chance to contribute to a mission-driven culture focused on zero crashes, zero emissions, and zero congestion.

This onsite Senior Principal Launcher Product Lead role within Raytheon's Land Air Defense Systems department focuses on leading the Coyote Block 3+ Launcher product team in Tucson, Arizona. The position involves ensuring technical integrity of hardware systems, managing cost and schedule through Earned Value Management, and overseeing technical risk and failure investigations. Key responsibilities include leading cross-functional teams, collaborating with suppliers and customers, and managing engineering change proposals. The role offers the opportunity to work on mission-critical aerospace and defense projects with a company dedicated to innovation and national security. It appeals to experienced engineers seeking to shape the future of defense technology within a culture that values safety, trust, and collaboration. The position requires U.S. citizenship and a Secret security clearance, with up to 25% travel to customer and testing locations.

The Security Specialist III role supports JT4, LLC in providing engineering and technical services to U.S. military test ranges. The position focuses on administrative and personnel security operations, including managing clearance statuses, issuing security badges, and coordinating fingerprinting and security briefings for employees and consultants. Key responsibilities involve maintaining detailed records, communicating with clearance granting agencies, and supervising lower-level clerical staff. This position appeals to candidates seeking a mission-driven environment supporting national defense capabilities. The role offers a comprehensive benefits package including health insurance and a 401(k) match, along with opportunities for professional growth through tuition reimbursement. While primarily based in an office setting, the job may require occasional travel to remote work locations. A valid driver's license and the ability to maintain a government security clearance are required.

This full-time Commissioning Engineer role supports a multidisciplinary engineering firm specializing in mission-critical data center facilities. The position involves overseeing mechanical or electrical systems for projects ranging from small to large hyperscale sites. Key responsibilities include conducting construction observations, developing functional test plans, executing system tests, and performing retro-commissioning and energy studies. The role requires managing project resources to meet technical, budget, and schedule goals while ensuring compliance with industry standards like ASHRAE and LEED. This opportunity is appealing due to the firm's commitment to professional development, flexible work schedules, and accelerated career growth within a collaborative culture. The position operates on a remote basis with significant travel up to 75 percent to various project sites.

This full-time Maintenance Technician role supports the service team at Camping World, focusing on the diagnosis and repair of recreational vehicle systems. The position involves performing electrical, plumbing, HVAC, and carpentry maintenance while documenting repairs and ensuring all work meets strict quality standards. The role appeals to candidates with a passion for mechanical problem-solving and offers opportunities for professional growth through paid certification programs and on-the-job training. The environment is dynamic, requiring physical stamina and attention to detail in a setting that values safety and customer satisfaction.

The Electronics Technician I role is an on-site position within the MHS LAN team in North Charleston, SC, supporting a collaborative, mission-driven organization. The position involves executing installation and maintenance of electronic systems, including terminating and testing copper and fiber cabling, installing equipment racks, and performing system testing to verify quality and resolve issues. Key responsibilities include adhering to safety standards, working independently or in teams, and managing tasks in a fast-paced environment. The role offers significant professional growth opportunities within a company with over 50 years of experience, featuring a supportive culture, comprehensive benefits including a 401(k) match, and the chance to work on diverse government contracting projects with extensive travel capabilities.

This full-time Maintenance Technician role supports the service team at Camping World, focusing on the diagnosis and repair of recreational vehicle systems. The position involves performing electrical, plumbing, HVAC, and carpentry maintenance while documenting repairs and ensuring all work meets strict quality standards. The role appeals to candidates with diverse trade skills who value professional growth, as the company offers certification funding and on-the-job training. The environment is dynamic, requiring physical stamina and attention to detail in a workshop setting, while providing access to comprehensive benefits including paid time off, tuition reimbursement, and employee discounts.

This full-time driver role at SIMCO Electronics involves transporting electrical and calibration equipment to customers, vendors, and internal facilities. Key responsibilities include planning daily routes, safely loading and packaging items, managing shipping documentation for carriers like FedEx and UPS, and maintaining vehicle records. The position requires regular travel between locations, often spanning several hours daily, and interaction with customers and internal teams. The role is appealing due to SIMCO's recognition as a top workplace in the Bay Area, offering a collaborative culture, comprehensive benefits including medical and retirement plans, and opportunities for professional growth within a leading technology services organization.

The SLS Materials Scientist role at Formlabs focuses on developing advanced materials for selective laser sintering 3D printing systems. The position involves leading research to enhance material performance, managing the journey from initial lab exploration to commercialization, and collaborating with cross-functional teams to optimize formulations based on customer feedback. Key responsibilities include designing rigorous experiments to balance chemistry and thermal dynamics while documenting methodologies for evaluation. This opportunity appeals to innovators seeking to shape the future of fabrication within a hands-on engineering culture. The role offers significant professional growth through sponsored development, a robust equity program, and flexible time-off policies. Based at the company headquarters, the position provides access to on-site amenities and the chance to utilize unlimited 3D printing resources.

The Interceptor Operator role at the Metropolitan Council Environmental Services involves operating and maintaining the regional wastewater collection systems and pumping stations across the Twin Cities area. Key responsibilities include performing preventative maintenance on pumps and valves, conducting infrastructure inspections using CCTV equipment, responding to emergency spills and alarms, and operating specialized vehicles like jet trucks and skid loaders. The position requires working outdoors in various conditions, including confined spaces, and rotating among facilities in Eagan, Mound, or Mounds View. This opportunity is appealing for individuals seeking to make a tangible environmental impact while working for an award-winning organization that values diversity and offers comprehensive on-the-job training for necessary certifications. The role provides a stable career path with a typical Monday through Friday schedule, though on-call availability for emergencies is required.

This Mechanical Engineer role supports NASA's Artemis program at Kennedy Space Center, focusing on ground systems, flight hardware processing, and launch operations. The position involves developing engineering plans, leading task teams, executing hazardous and nonhazardous tests, and providing technical direction for mechanical and aerospace projects. Key duties include managing project schedules and costs, preparing system documentation, and ensuring compliance with safety regulations. The role appeals to candidates seeking to contribute to historic space exploration missions within a collaborative team environment. While the position requires on-site presence at a testing facility with some physical demands, it offers flexible work schedules and partial telework options. Employees also gain access to extensive on-site amenities and a comprehensive benefits package.

This onsite engineering role within Raytheon's Effector Analog & Power team focuses on designing Telemetry and Flight Termination Systems for defense applications. The position involves designing, analyzing, and testing analog and mixed-signal electronics, developing Printed Circuit Board Assemblies, and serving as the Responsible Engineering Authority for system compliance. The role appeals to recent STEM graduates seeking to contribute to national security missions while working with rigorous industry standards. Candidates benefit from a collaborative culture rooted in trust and innovation, a flexible 9/80 work schedule, and eligibility for relocation assistance. A valid U.S. government security clearance is required to participate in this critical defense work.

This full-time engineering role at NASA's Johnson Space Center involves developing and validating mathematical models and simulations for human-rated spacecraft systems supporting the Artemis lunar exploration program. The position focuses on creating simulation scenarios, performing verification and validation tasks, and analyzing data to evaluate vehicle performance using Linux-based tools like the Trick environment. Key responsibilities include designing math models for spacecraft subsystems, testing nominal and off-nominal operations, and presenting technical findings to stakeholders. The role appeals to candidates passionate about space exploration by offering a culture of integrity, professional growth, and flexible work arrangements within a high-performing team. While primarily based in Houston, the position requires up to 10% travel within the continental United States.

The Director Production Engineering role leads a ten-person team within Osmose's Underground Services business unit, overseeing the full lifecycle of test platforms including hardware, software, and processes. Key responsibilities involve aligning platform capacity with business demand, developing strategic technology roadmaps, and managing cross-functional priorities across supply chain, manufacturing, and operations. The position requires balancing competing needs between field support and production while driving continuous improvement and vendor management. This on-site opportunity in Manchester, Connecticut, appeals to leaders seeking to build a Center of Excellence, mentor diverse talent, and directly impact safety and productivity in a hands-on engineering environment.