Jobs at Fisica, Inc.

Designs, analyzes, lays out, debugs, and tests electrical hardware for aerospace and defense products, including ground stations and battery management systems. Responsibilities include PCB schematics and layouts, cable harnesses, power and signal integrity, component selection, BOM and part-list management, FPGA floor planning, vendor coordination, manufacturing support, ECO documentation, and regulatory compliance. The role works cross-functionally and may mentor junior engineers or manage projects.

Leads program finance for four business units, managing seven analysts and overseeing budgeting, forecasting, variance analysis, financial reporting, EVMS, ERP deliverables, audits, and process improvements. Partners with program and functional teams to monitor cost, schedule, contract compliance, and financial health. Owns forecasting and long-range planning for orders, revenue, profit, and cash flow while training and developing finance staff.

Leads aerospace and defense product development programs from inception through completion, managing cost, schedule, technical performance, financial objectives, customer relationships, proposals, contracts, milestones, and cross-functional teams. Supports business capture, product qualification, engineering integration and testing, and customer reviews. Requires U.S. citizenship and eligibility for a Secret security clearance, with up to 10% travel and full-time onsite work.

Designs, analyzes, lays out, debugs, and tests electrical hardware for aerospace and defense programs. Responsibilities include PCB schematic and layout design, cable harness design, component selection, power and signal integrity analysis, BOM and part-list management, FPGA floor planning, manufacturing support, ECO documentation, and regulatory compliance. The role also supports battery management systems, ground-based stations, test equipment, suppliers, and cross-functional engineering teams.

Designs, develops, analyzes, tests, and supports production of high-energy battery and charger products. Responsibilities include mechanical battery-pack design, BMS collaboration, customer requirements analysis, compliance matrices, test procedure development, laboratory and field testing, failure and root-cause analysis, and technical presentations. The role supports multiple defense programs and requires collaboration with customers and electrical engineering teams.

Develops and implements manufacturing engineering plans, strategies, tools, and processes. Coordinates new product releases with engineering teams, estimates manufacturing costs, establishes time standards, recommends tooling and process improvements, and maintains operational records and reporting systems. Provides project guidance, process interpretation, and employee coaching while working under general supervision in an onsite defense manufacturing environment.

Leads electrical and RF/wireless engineering teams responsible for architecting, designing, integrating, testing, and optimizing complex defense hardware and telecommunications systems. Oversees digital, FPGA, DSP, power, antenna, RF, control systems, wireless network design, and specialized sensor-processing algorithms. Manages staffing, budgets, processes, cross-functional teams, and technical strategy while influencing organizational leadership. Requires extensive engineering management experience, domestic or international travel, U.S. citizenship, and eligibility for a future security clearance.

Supports configuration management and document control by reviewing and releasing engineering documents, maintaining revision and change records, entering product data into PLM and ERP systems, coordinating ECOs and ECRs, reconciling technical information, preparing audits, and ensuring controlled technical data complies with customer, contractual, quality, and regulatory requirements.

Leads production and sustainment programs from inception through completion, managing cost, schedule, technical performance, budgets, proposals, contracts, customer relationships, and program reviews. Supports new business capture and follow-on opportunities across aerospace, defense, and national security markets. Coordinates technical, manufacturing, and administrative teams while resolving execution issues and maintaining delivery objectives.

Lead and support the development, integration, verification, validation, and sustainment of ground-based satellite and space communication systems. Define system requirements and interfaces, develop specifications and test plans, perform RF and data-flow analyses, troubleshoot system issues, support design reviews and mission planning, and coordinate with engineering, program management, customers, and subcontractors. The role is fully onsite and supports systems requiring cybersecurity, reliability, and operational performance compliance.

Supports configuration and data management for hardware and software development. Maintains baselines, databases, drawings, parts lists, documents, and change records; verifies authorization for updates; tracks hardware and software locations; files documentation; and generates standard reports. Works under general supervision within established procedures, identifies straightforward issues, and escalates complex problems. This is a temporary, 100% onsite role with potential permanence.