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MAJOR DUTIES:- Sets up and operates independently machine shop machines such as 4, 5 and 6 Axis CNC and manual milling machines, lathes, surface grinders, bench grinders, shapers, planers, horizontal and vertical boring mill, and jig boring machines. Exercises considerable care of equipment, tools, parts, machines, and materials to prevent damage.- Interprets blueprints, drawings, route sheets, and other specifications to ascertain nature of assigned work orders. Works from series of drawings which may have section views and which may require computing taper and angle dimensions, pitch, clearance, tolerance, and fit. Determine own work procedure for assigned number of pieces, types of metal, types of machines, tools and attachments, speeds and feeds, tolerances and sequences of operations. Exercises considerable judgment, ingenuity, initiative in the planning, layout and performance of all assignments.- Performs quality machining of materials such as Titanium, copper, brass, tool steels, various stainless steels, magnesium, nickel, plastics, epoxy fibers, and other materials as required. Uses precision instruments such as gauge blocks, tool makers, buttons and taper and bevel gauges, air gauges, comparators, indicators, and micrometers. Assists in estimating or evaluating work as required.- Practices on-the-job safety and housekeeping as required.- Performs additional duties as assigned.
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Teledyne Brown is seeking an Entry Level Lab Technician Typical duties and responsibilities: Operation of main laboratory processing equipment. Follow written laboratory procedures and technical manuals to accurately record data from received environmental air samples, perform gas separation, and process samples in multiple laboratory sections.• Analyze and report measurement results obtained by specialized radiological counting instruments.• Perform calibration and basic preventative maintenance routines.• Communicate data findings to management and technical staff. • Track inventory usage and notify personnel as inventory needs arise.• Maintain good laboratory housekeeping standards.• Knowledge of safety policies and applicable environmental, health, and safety standards. Consistently perform assigned duties in a safe manner.• Perform End-of-Day Safety/Security procedures.• Complete all work assignments with a high level of personal accountability, teamwork, initiative, and quality.
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Teledyne Brown is seeking a Mechanical Engineer to perform stress analysis on surface and undersea vehicles. Candidate should have five or more years of on the job experience performing stress analysis using FEMAP and NX NASTRAN but will consider formal training in the analysis software followed by applicable application on the job in place of years. Experience with mechanical drawing preparation and interpretation using Solid Works CAD is required. A good working knowledge of manufacturing processes and techniques is required. Candidate must hold a SECRET security clearance or be able to acquire one.
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Reporting to the Vice President of Supply Chain, as the Director of Supply Chain Management, you’ll lead a team of Supply Chain professionals utilizing strong leadership skills, business acumen, technical aptitude and enthusiasm to support our dynamic business. You will collaborate with business leaders and cross functional leaders to successfully manage engineering, prototype and production programs, while aligning technology roadmaps, reducing product/service complexity and leveraging strategic sourcing opportunities at all levels of the company. You will drive material strategies, supplier negotiations, and long-term supplier performance, requiring full engagement with Program teams, Engineering, Manufacturing, and Quality. Our Supply Chain organization is critical, not only to our program execution, but to our company growth. You will be involved in all aspects of business operations, while making sure that all compliance and governance is being followed. You will be accountable to executive leadership for all aspects of supplier performance, and will institute a culture of continuous improvement within the organization. As a leader, you will develop your team, strengthening critical competencies, and identifying future leaders.Key areas of accountability include:- Business Operations impacted by suppliers performance - Compliance & Governance- Material Program Management- Commodity Management- Procurement- Subcontract Management- Supplier Development- Supplier QualityAdditional responsibilities will include:- Oversite of the Supplier Management process (including Supplier Risk/Opportunity Management , Supplier performance and compliance to requirements such as FAR/DFARS, ITAR)- Identifying and securing Supply Chain resources to support capture plans and managing the Supply Chain content for proposal efforts - Developing and leading the team in executing all subcontractor and material strategies- Creating and tracking key performance metrics to be utilized at the business unit and company level This position requires the eligibility to obtain a security clearance. Except in rare circumstances, only US Citizens are eligible for a security clearance.
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TBE is seeking a highly qualified engineer/analyst with experience in airframe or spacecraft structural analysis. In this role, the Analyst will analyze primary and secondary spacecraft structure using classic analysis techniques and finite element tools, under moderate supervision. Projects will include the Launch Vehicle Stage Adapter (LVSA), as well as other NASA and commercial space projects. The Analyst will work in cooperation with the Project Lead Engineers and will interact with representatives from multiple disciplines within and outside TBE. Duties will include conducting analysis and developing documentation as defined by your supervisor.
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Teledyne Brown is seeking a Data Management Coordinator (DMC) Flight Operations Lead to handle day-to-day operations of the realtime Data Management Coordinator (DMC) planning and flight controller functions This position is classified as a Level III management position and is defined as follows:This responsibility includes participation in strategic and tactical planning as well as oversight of the short term planning functions performed as part of the overall Short Term Planning process. Additionally, this position has oversight of the development of the console staffing schedule, resolution of console errors, ensuring that certified DMC flight controllers are properly involved in proficiency and currency training, ensuring that CoFR requirements are statused properly and completed, and providing oversight of the management of all DMC flight products, including Console Handbook, displays/tools/Ground Command Procedures, and POH Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs). The DMC Flight Ops Lead will also perform management/administrative tasks such as weekly report inputs, staffing planning to support contract management reviews, process weekly timesheets for the employees in the DMC Flight Operations group, and employee performance evaluations. This position will participate in the weekly Space Systems Operations Management Team meetings to provide status team status and elevate issues that need to be addressed to the Space Systems Operations Branch management, as well as the other SSO Level III managers. The DMC Flight Ops Lead is required to attend the POIF Management Meetings and lead special studies that affect DMC flight operations. The DMC Flight Operations Lead must be certified in the DMC position.
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The Payload Communications Manager (PAYCOM) serves as the primary voice between the ground and members of the International Space Station crew concerning payload issues and activities. The PAYCOM will provide a U. S. payload crew perspective on experiment operations to ground support personnel and is the primary interface between the payload cadre and the Johnson Space Center (JSC) Capsule Communicator (CAPCOM). The PAYCOM team supports real-time operations 7 days a week, sixteen hours per day. Monitors and manages the following types of crew communications for NASA payloads, regardless of location: - Real-time communications – 4 S/G channels and 6 video down-links- Daily Summary inputs- U.S. payload-related email- JEDI messages (shared function with TCO)- Log all payload-related S/G voice and/or video traffic between the crew and the ground regarding NASA payloads, regardless of location, and all significant ground traffic with other control centers that may affect Payload Ops- Coordinates and executes enablement, ensuring adherence to defined procedures and protocols- Provides a U.S. payload crew perspective to ground support personnel (GSP)- Facilitate ISS Payload Crew Training Payload Communications Manager (PAYCOM) Console Operators provide office and console support. The PAYCOM Team is required to support two rotations on console. The first is 16 hours a day (orbit 1 and orbit 2), and the second is 8 hours a day as a hybrid orbit 1 /orbit 2, both Monday – Friday. The team also supports the PREP room Monday – Friday, and is also an “off-duty” support team for weekend staffing.
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The Payload Communications Manager (PAYCOM) serves as the primary voice between the ground and members of the International Space Station crew concerning payload issues and activities. The PAYCOM will provide a U. S. payload crew perspective on experiment operations to ground support personnel and is the primary interface between the payload cadre and the Johnson Space Center (JSC) Capsule Communicator (CAPCOM). The PAYCOM team supports real-time operations 7 days a week, sixteen hours per day. Monitors and manages the following types of crew communications for NASA payloads, regardless of location: - Real-time communications – 4 S/G channels and 6 video down-links- Daily Summary inputs- U.S. payload-related email- JEDI messages (shared function with TCO)- Log all payload-related S/G voice and/or video traffic between the crew and the ground regarding NASA payloads, regardless of location, and all significant ground traffic with other control centers that may affect Payload Ops- Coordinates and executes enablement, ensuring adherence to defined procedures and protocols- Provides a U.S. payload crew perspective to ground support personnel (GSP)- Facilitate ISS Payload Crew Training Payload Communications Manager (PAYCOM) Console Operators provide office and console support. The PAYCOM Team is required to support two rotations on console. The first is 16 hours a day (orbit 1 and orbit 2), and the second is 8 hours a day as a hybrid orbit 1 /orbit 2, both Monday – Friday. The team also supports the PREP room Monday – Friday, and is also an “off-duty” support team for weekend staffing.
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Teledyne Brown is seeking a Technical Specialist to be involved with supply chain/vendor quality management. Specific duties include:- Review of proposal Bills of Material (BOMs) for application of quality requirements- Application of quality requirements on purchase orders based on contractual requirements, drawing requirements, various specification, etc.- Review of and approval purchase orders for compliance with contractual requirements- Management of supplier correction action requests- Monitoring and review various vendor quality databases (e.g., GUIDEP)- Supplier approval audits- Coordination with suppliers to obtain required quality paperwork- Other supply chain management duties
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The Timeline Change Officer (TCO) serves as the real-time expert on all NASA payload planning-related information for the International Space Station. Coordinating with NASA control centers, International Partners, and NASA Payload Developers, the TCO bridges the gap between long range planning and execution of the plan on board by the crew. The TCO team supports real-time operations seven days a week, twenty-four hours per day; in addition, short term planning operations are supported five days a week, eight hours per day.
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The Stowage Engineer serves as the real-time expert on all International Space Station Payload inventory items. Other Responsibilities:- Provide a daily list of parts, tools, materials needed to perform science activities on the International Space Station.- Coordinate with NASA control centers, International Partners, and NASA Payload Developers.The Stowage Team supports real-time operations five days a week, twenty-four hours per day; in addition, back room teams support five days a week, eight hours per day. The Stowage team ensures hardware is tracked from launch to landing.
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Teledyne Brown Engineering is looking for a Full-Stack Developer as a founding member of a new cloud technologies team. The Developer will help shape new product developments from the ideation phase, quickly build and deploy minimum viable products, and then work as part of a team to add new features and create additional products. The ideal person for this role enjoys learning new technologies and solving complex problems to help accelerate the rate of innovation for our customers.
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Teledyne Brown Engineering is seeking a Software Developer to serve as an expert in the application of digital computer techniques in the solution of mathematical and computer systems problems. The position involves developing GUI application and embedded software for a special operations manned vehicle. Interaction with US warfighters and civil servants occurs frequently, and listening closely to and understanding warfighter requirements is a must.
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The Analyst will perform duties related to the Independent Verification and Validation (IV&V) of Patriot Air and Missile Defense Software. Candidate will review prime contractor software requirements documentation and software and requirements change documentation. Tasks include participation in contractor Formal Qualification Tests (FQTs) and travel to major program meetings and the preparation and presentation of independent status briefings. Analyst will independently review FQT data, independently test PATRIOT software and produce independent test reports. Analyst will address User action items as required.Candidate must posses ACTIVE security clearance
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Life Sciences Glovebox (LSG) Facility Operator is a Payload Operations Integration Center (POIC) flight control position that manages the LSG Rack that is located onboard the International Space Station (ISS). The LSG Facility Operator interfaces with the Payload Investigation Leads prior to and during real-time execution. They requires knowledge of command and telemetry systems and are responsible for maintaining an in-depth knowledge of the LSG Rack. The position is also responsible for configuring, monitoring and managing LSG Rack operations during real-time operations which may require some shift work.
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The Contracts Administrator position will require a self-motivated, pro-active individual with the ability to organize, problem-solve, coordinate and administer multiple assignments concurrently. Other Responsibilities:- Administration of contract proposals for new business and/or changes to existing contracts to include ensuring compliance with all proposal requirements.- Negotiate terms and conditions and pricing.- Administer government and commercial contracts.- Review of work requirements received under contracts to determine if work is within scope and intent of contract.- Assist government auditors during their audit providing required information and resolving questions while serving as the focal point between the company and governmental agencies/external contractors for assigned contracts.- Inform company personnel on allowable costs and advise company personnel on contract interpretation.- Provide management with contract status including contract deliveries and cost.- Reviews delivery documents to insure accurate and timely preparation.- Assists in negotiation of contract cost proposals.
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The selected engineer will perform, and/or supervise the performance of mechanical design, engineering, testing and maintenance efforts including preparation of test plans and reports and data collection. This position will support one or more engineering projects performing design engineering and integration DOD, DOE, commercial nuclear, and commercial industrial process programs. Responsibilities may include, development of P&IDs, and design of and selection of mechanical parts and assemblies, equipment, components and materials, 3D CAD modeling, design analysis and calculations, checking and verification, collaborating and interfacing with other functional areas including Manufacturing, QA, procurement, production, and configuration management . Perform design and specification of gloveboxes, pressure and vacuum systems, process piping, complex assemblies etc.
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The Modeling and Simulation Developer will design and implement complex simulations of air, missile, and space warfare systems, working with experienced M&S developers in a team. The initial activities encompass activity from requirements development to product testing. Customer interaction becomes a vital aspect of this job as understanding of M&S and EADSIM grows. The primary skill-set for this work is the ability to translate systems and their supporting technologies into models allowing evaluation of those systems in the full context of the battlefield as presented in EADSIM. Teledyne Brown Engineering, Inc. (TBE) is continuing development of the Extended Air Defense Simulation (EADSIM). EADSIM is a many on many simulation of air, missile and space warfare. EADSIM incorporates use-driven capabilities with a proven, rapid-response capability to develop and support the model to meet the evolving user needs. The broad gamut of battlefield technologies and interactions of those technologies makes the tool a rich environment for evaluation of new technologies.
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Teledyne Brown is seeking a Space Sensor Concept Planner.The Space Sensor Concept Planner will be responsible for the following: - Refinement of Spiral 0 (i.e., future operational system including satellite constellation and ground elements) Cost ROM- Refinement of Spiral 0 Schedule ROM- Schedule/cost estimates to include the following:- Satellite Unit Design & Testing- Satellite Ring Operations Design & Testing- Satellite System Operations Design & Testing- Ground Segment Operations Design & Testing- Launch & Space Qualifications- Launch Segment Operations Design & Testing- Ground Segment / Satellite Interoperation Design & TestingMust be current holder of SECRET (or higher) security clearance.
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Teledyne Brown is seeking a Space Sensor Concept Planner to lead a team performing detailed planning of the development of the HBTSS Spiral 0 system. (Spiral 0 refers to the future operational system including satellite constellation and ground elements.)The Space Sensor Concept Planner will be responsible for the following: - Refinement of Spiral 0 Cost ROM- Refinement of Spiral 0 Schedule ROM- Schedule/cost estimates to include the following:- Satellite Unit Design & Testing- Satellite Ring Operations Design & Testing- Satellite System Operations Design & Testing- Ground Segment Operations Design & Testing- Launch & Space Qualifications- Launch Segment Operations Design & Testing- Ground Segment / Satellite Interoperation Design & Testing- Definition of tasks to refine cost and schedule estimates- Technical oversight of planning teamMust be current holder of SECRET (or higher) security clearance