QA Engineer

• Oversee daily execution of the in-country team, schedule, and performance for assigned contracts, ensuring compliance and fostering customer intimacy to support growth efforts.
• Serve as the primary operational Point of Contact for QEADF, providing procurement guidance, sustainment support, technical troubleshooting, and resource allocation for NASAMS Tactical Operations in Qatar.
• Direct in-country team members, including site leads, warranty/logistics, quality, and technical personnel, to ensure maximum operational readiness for QEADF.
• Build strong partnerships with the major OCONUS subcontractor KDA, acting as the primary liaison between the NASAMS program office and subcontractor leadership.
• Drive timely resolution of issues, ensuring Raytheon and subcontractor concerns are addressed promptly.
• Support contract proposals, including bidding, negotiation, definitization, and start-up processes.
• Develop and maintain a collaborative relationship with the QEAF customer, providing regular program updates and coordinating expectations with OCONUS and CONUS teams.
• Ensure subcontractor commitments meet financial, technical, and schedule requirements, escalating issues to the CONUS Program Manager as needed.
• Collaborate with internal functions, such as MRAD, Engineering, Contracts, Finance, Supply Chain, and Quality, to enhance program success.
• Manage subcontractor lifecycle deliverables and support customer program reviews and visits.
• Lead, mentor, and motivate the in-country team to achieve program objectives while fostering a culture aligned with corporate vision and values.

Associate Director – Program Management

Proposal Manager

• Execute timely development, analysis and completion of proposals through collaboration with functions across the business area.
• Ensure proposals meet quality, schedule, and affordability targets for the benefit Raytheon and our customers
• Develop and champion innovative methodologies to drive faster and more efficient contract awards
• Direct and oversee coordination of proposal evaluation notices, fact-finding questions and/or final proposal revisions with senior leadership
• Assist teams with proposal kickoffs
• Be able to provide an outline for the Proposal Response and provide formatting guidance to the Proposal Team
• Provide guidance and strategy for Submit Gate’s, mentoring proposal team members on role delegation, responsibilities, and decision-making at the lowest responsible level
• Coordinate staffing on proposals, working with designated proposal leads and priorities to ensure timely delivery and “mange pre-RFPs” to meet needs as appropriate
• Leverage networks and opportunities with internal and external stakeholders to shape requirements
• Emphasize compliance with export/import regulations, the U.S. Foreign Corrupt Practices Act, and equivalent export control and business ethics regulations of foreign customers and partners
• Ability to multi-task and assist on more than one proposal at a time and assist Capture Manager in guiding proposal team personnel.
• Ability to travel as needed, but no more than 10%.

Senior Proposal Manager

Capture Manager

• Lead engineering teams in developing concepts and solutions that address customer‑identified technology needs and warfighter capability gaps.
• Lead cross‑functional teams in creating compelling white papers and developing winning proposals.
• Lead program teams in the successful execution of technology‑focused contracts.
• Build strong, trusted relationships with customers, competitors, industry partners, and government organizations to gather business intelligence and shape winning teams.
• Develop and lead internal investment projects, including Internal Research and Development (IRAD) and capital initiatives, to strengthen new business opportunities and program execution.
• Support the AMTT Director in developing and executing strategy, meeting financial commitments, and managing budgets.
• Support the AMTT Director with internal and external communications, reviews, and business reporting.
• Mentor, coach, and train employees across multiple functions to foster an innovative, flexible, and high‑performing team environment.
• Maintain a Raytheon presence at key technical conferences and meetings.
• Travel as required to support customers, partners, and program objectives.

Associate Director, Advanced Materials – Program and Capture Management

Software Engineer

• Work with the Portfolio Excellence team driving operational efficiency, process improvement, and alignment across the portfolio to ensure successful program execution and strategic outcomes.
• Focus on program execution resourcing and training, ensure compliance with engineering standards, processes, and reviews.
• Lead initiatives to enhance program execution effectiveness.
• Collaborate across programs and engineering teams to identify efficiencies, share resources, and support the development of best practices.
• Understand and manage both customer and IR&D funded projects.
• Guide team members on the management of scope, schedule, and budget for engineering design activities.
• Participate directly in project management and execution, including Earned Value and Risk Management.
• Demonstrate sound decision-making skills, strategic thinking, and accurately forecast resource needs.
• Occasionally travel to support program events and related external activities.

Portfolio Engineering Excellence Focal

Procurement

• Leading Supplier interaction and collaboration with the Raytheon Program Teams to manage a variety of procurements including but not limited to build-to-print, performance specifications, Supplier Statements of Work (SSOWs), for medium/high complexity CCA & PWB commodities.
• Selecting qualified suppliers and seeking alternate suppliers (when applicable)
• Developing and managing RFI and RFQs
• Preparing POs and PO documentation in accordance with company directives and Raytheon work instructions.
• Post-award management of POs in accordance with company directives and Raytheon work instructions
• Managing Suppliers to meet Program requirements with the desired quality and delivery.
• Preparing and executing various types of agreements, such as: PIAs, Long Term Agreements, Bailment, etc.

Principal Specialist, Procurement

• Negotiate and administer multiple subcontract types, to include but not limited to, Firm Fixed Price, Cost Reimbursement, Time and Materials, as well as development/R&D efforts.
• Evaluate, identify, and select suppliers that meet Raytheon requirements.
• Develop business partner relationship with suppliers.
• Generate and negotiate Long Term Price Agreements and other related agreements.
• Work closely with Program Office representatives and Engineering to define and implement procurement strategies and develop subcontract Statements of Work.
• Solicit competitive and single/sole source proposals from prospective subcontractors, perform source selection analysis, and employ price and cost analysis techniques to make a fair and reasonable price determination.
• Monitor subcontractor performance metrics and recommend/implement corrective actions as necessary.
• Prepare subcontract documentation in accordance with established company, customer and government FAR and DFAR regulations.

Procurement Manager

Engineer

• Confidently provide clear, concise communications with peers and Collins leadership.
• Assist in efforts to identify causes and mitigation plans for issues affecting pump program productivity, quality, and customer-satisfaction.
• Pursue cost saving opportunities to maximize project profitability.
• Assist in technical support for piece part supplier change verification.
• Consolidate and present plans and progress reports relating to business aspects of the project.
• Coordinate between project management and planning, project teams, and production line management as necessary to support plant output.
• Support less experienced engineers within the team.
• Support Quality investigations as necessary when piece-part issues affect product deliveries.
• Understand, help write, improve, and execute test procedures.
• Analyze, interpret, and report out test results.
• Verify internal processes are being executed to reduce probability of engineering setbacks.
• Read and interpret drawings, provide mark ups, and coordinate drawing releases.
• Develop disposition and substantiation for stocked and delivered hardware.
• Coordinate the administrative and operational aspects of ongoing projects within program guidelines.
• Help estimate and track project budget and schedule utilizing EVMS decision making.

NPI Pumps Project Engineer II

Manager

• Serve as the Contracts Lead during the pre-proposal strategy, proposal development, negotiation, and start-up phases of programs
• Coach and mentor other Contracts team members
• Analyze Requests for Proposal (RFP), development of proposals, proposal reviews and coordination, negotiation, contractual agreements, contracts execution, and contract administration
• Work closely within cross-functional teams to construct, submit, and negotiate terms and conditions and pricing proposal
• Provide guidance regarding contractual and business issues, advising management of contractual rights and obligations as well as possible mitigation of contractual and program risks
• Establish and enhance effective working relationships with customers and internal partners, to include Program Management, Engineering, Finance, Supply Chain, and other functions to drive closure on complex contractual issues and achieve business results
• Demonstrate business acumen and provide sound contract management to meet customer obligations, achieve company objectives, and comply with company policies
• Effectively manage contractual scope and terms and conditions to ensure work is performed to the overall contract scope
• Effectively communicate with senior leadership regarding matters of strategic importance to the organization
• Up to 10% travel will be required to customer locations and Raytheon locations in Massachusetts, Arizona, California, and Alabama

Senior Manager, Contracts

Supply Chain

• Manage the procurement team and establish effective measures of performance and metrics.
• Ensure members of the team have the correct knowledge and skills to perform assigned purchasing tasks and provide on the job training and support to address skill and knowledge gaps.
• Support team members to work with stakeholders and subject matter experts to clarify, define, and refine the scope of supply, purchasing requirements, and statement of work for procurement activities.
• Manage compliance with procurement process and ensure all required approvals are in place prior to purchase order release.
• Engage with relevant specialists to address identified conflicts and/or risks with terms and supplier conditions that vary from standard company purchase order terms.
• Support vendor engagement activities including negotiations and supplier performance management where appropriate.

Senior Supervisor, Supply Chain Management

• Oversee the execution of project management activities, including project schedules, key decisions, resource allocation, financials, requirements, issues, risks, and dependencies.
• Address complex issues and challenges within projects, including tactful executive escalations and driving critical decisions.
• Collaborate closely with the Global Process Owner and Business Relationship Manager (BRM).
• Assist PMO Director with capital projects submittals and working with leadership on project prioritization.
• Develop compelling materials to communicate the project's value delivery story clearly and effectively to senior and executive leaders.
• Build trust and foster collaborative relationships with digital and functional executive sponsors, ensuring alignment with their strategic interests and viewpoints.
• Travel ~20% within US

Procurement Portfolio Lead

• Ensure overall Engineering execution within the program – including the decision authority over Engineering activities
• Conduct Engineering Bid Reviews (EBRs) and Engineering Program Reviews (EPRs)
• Support Program Management Reviews (PMRs) for all Engineering matters
• Manage overall budget and schedule for Engineering tasks, working closely with the engineering discipline organizations to review program execution on a periodic basis to ensure schedule and cost remain on target
• Develop executable Estimates at Completion (EAC) for the program in collaboration with the responsible Engineering Cost Account Managers (CAMs)
• Ensure staffing forecasts are accurate and up to date, and work with Engineering discipline organizations to ensure appropriate staffing is assigned
• Provide oversight and review all program metrics for engineering
• Oversee and manage engineering Risks and Opportunities across the program, leveraging the enterprise to mitigate key risks and capture opportunities
• Ensure effective engineering management of suppliers in accordance with subcontractor statement of work, requirements specifications, and engineering processes
• Identify and exploit synergies across programs and across the Enterprise
• Provide accurate and timely status reports to Program and Engineering organizations

Program Chief Engineer

Systems Engineer

• Analyze and define how the system works creating use cases
• Decompose requirements, define system interfaces and help determine how requirements will be validated and verified by the test team
• Support planning and execution of Integration, Verification, or Flight Test activities in our labs, in the field, or at a test range
• Support qualification of our products
• Support troubleshooting and failure data analyses, including root cause and corrective action processes and advanced use of lab or field test equipment
• Complete and compile detailed performance evaluations, including the use of analysis tools, such as MATLAB
• Prepare and present results in reports and briefings to internal or external stakeholders
• Support and attend technical reviews and technical interchanges in support of the program
• Be a self-starter and work well with minimum supervision

Part Time Systems Engineer Co-Op

Security Engineer

• Pratt & Whitney is seeking a senior security executive to serve as the regional lead for security risk management, life safety, and emergency response across a portfolio of approximately 10 assigned sites.
• This Associate Director provides strategic governance and consultative oversight to ensure the safety and resiliency of operations within a designated region.
• Reporting to the Director of Security and Risk Mitigation, the incumbent serves as the primary regional authority, standardizing security protocols while adapting to the unique headcount, operational hours, and functional requirements of each facility.
• Direct and coordinate security operations across the assigned region to ensure the proactive protection of high-value assets, proprietary information, and personnel.
• Serve as the primary Behavioral Subject Matter Expert for the regional Threat Management Team (TMT), applying advanced human-factors analysis to workplace threat assessments and high-risk separations.
• Conduct critical risk assessments and threat analysis within the assigned region to align security offerings with the broader business strategy.
• Lead regional security for trade shows, special events, board meetings, and other executive services in alignment with established key employee security programs.
• Oversee the security lifecycle for new facility construction and upgrades within the region, ensuring sites are hardened against emerging threat vectors.
• Provide advisory oversight of local security budgets and manage regional Service Level Agreements (SLAs) to ensure optimal vendor performance and resource allocation.
• Manage complex, confidential investigative support efforts at the direction of the Office of General Counsel to limit exposure to regulatory liability.
• Align with Business Resiliency and Crisis Management (BRCM) to standardize emergency management processes across the region and provide in-person leadership for large-scale events in coordination with local Site Incident Support Teams (SIST).
• Regularly assess security interdependencies with multi-disciplinary partners to define alternative approaches that maintain a positive employee work experience while ensuring safety.
• Build strategic relationships with law enforcement, intelligence bodies, and private-sector counterparts to maintain a 24/7 operational security posture.
• Design customized security learning curricula and mentor site-level personnel to ensure the continuous maturation of regional expertise and succession planning.
• Continuously monitor the regional landscape to anticipate and prioritize potential emerging risks and threat vectors.
• This role requires a high degree of operational presence, necessitating travel approximately 60% of the time across the assigned region.

Regional Security Director

Analyst

• Support the creation of Estimate at Complete (EACs) on a quarterly basis at the Program/SBU Level.
• Maintenance of Work Breakdown Structures (WBS) in APEX/SAP.
• Perform detailed financial analysis for total program and at the CLIN level to help define and understand the monthly variances to Budget baseline and EAC positions.
• An integrated part of a fast-paced finance team where strategic thinking, multitasking and individual initiative are key requirements.
• Provide support for ad hoc data reporting as well as participating in senior level projects and program initiatives.
• Will support Eastern Standard Time Zone

Senior Analyst, Program Cost Controls

• The Configuration Management organization provides a unique system-level vantage point of not just engine architecture, but also of how the major business units across Pratt & Whitney feed data to deliver products.
• Write and process engineering changes, ensuring documentation accuracy and compliance with established procedures.
• Analyze the Nature, Reason, and Substantiation of minor engineering changes, providing guidance to requestors and ensuring alignment with configuration management standards.
• Perform reviews of minor engineering changes to verify compliance with standard procedures, policies, and regulatory requirements.
• Ensure adherence to established naming conventions and nomenclature standards for parts, documents, and configuration baselines to maintain consistency and traceability.
• Collaborate with key stakeholders, including Design Integration teams, IPTs (Integrated Product Teams), and CIPTs (Component Integrated Product Teams), to support Configuration Control Board (CCB) activities and the engineering change process.
• Support the development, maintenance, and enforcement of nomenclature guidelines and provide training or guidance to requestors and other stakeholders as needed.
• Participate in department initiatives using the CORE operating system framework, contributing ideas for process improvements and efficiency gains.
• Utilize configuration management tools to maintain accurate records, reports, and baselines, ensuring traceability throughout the product lifecycle.
• Contribute to audits, reviews, and compliance checks to ensure adherence to industry standards and company policies.

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