See what you’re missing. Our employees work on the world’s most advanced electronics – from detecting threats for F-35 pilots to illuminating the night for soldiers. Spanning air, land, sea, and space, we are developing the technology of tomorrow, delivered today. Drawing strength from our differences, we’re innovating for the future. And you can, too. As part of our Countermeasure & Electromagnetic Attack Solutions (CEMA) Engineering team, you’ll join a diverse group of driven professionals who architect, design, develop, build, integrate, test, and support products and systems that enable our service men and women to execute their missions and return home safely. CEMA provides next-generation threat detection and countermeasure solutions to provide unparalleled electronic warfare capabilities to enhance mission survivability. We are looking for a self-motivated engineering leader to join our Systems Engineering Management team in the CEMA business area as a Chief Engineer. As a Chief Engineer on a project or product family, you will be the technical conscience of the program, ensuring the system(s), product(s), and service(s) being developed and delivered are viable, fit for purpose, and will satisfy customer needs, product/system requirements, and the mission and/or application. The CE is the system architect, the primary owner of the technical solution, and the technical interface to Program, Engineering, Functional and Executive leadership. Key responsibilities include: • Technical Solution Definition, Viability and Adequacy: • Leads (system) architecture to drive architectures for next‑gen RF platforms • Ensures system design and implementation meet technical requirements and customer/mission needs within allocated engineering cost & schedule​ • Ensures system design is realizable, maintainable, supportable and testable • Drives technical risk and opportunity definition, identification, and mitigation/realization • Technical interface to Customer, PMO and executive leadership: • Understand requirements, missions, use cases, and constraints • Technical risks and issues including impact assessment, mitigation, and closure plans This position will require you to be onsite in New Hampshire. Because of the need for consistent in-person collaboration and/or the nature of this particular role, this position will be performed full-time on site.