Jobs at RTX

Supports aerospace and defense program financial execution through cost reporting, Earned Value Management, financial forecasting, variance analysis, Estimate at Completion submissions, baseline change processing, and material cost analysis. Partners with program managers, finance, engineering, operations, contracts, and supply chain teams. Uses SAP, PRISM, Excel, and related forecasting systems to evaluate program performance and respond to financial inquiries.

Supports program financial execution through cost reporting, Earned Value Management, financial analysis, forecasting, and Estimate at Completion submissions. Analyzes cost, performance, material, billing, and funding data; identifies variances; processes baseline changes; supports Latest Revised Estimates; and prepares reports for program, finance, and cross-functional stakeholders.

Leads financial planning, analysis, forecasting, reporting, program controls, EACs, EVM analysis, and financial reviews for aerospace programs. Manages two direct reports, coordinates with program management, contracts, operations, and supply chain, supports customer negotiations, prepares executive and customer presentations, monitors program performance against baselines, and ensures compliance with company financial policies and reporting requirements.

Prepare monthly financial deliverables, EAC and LRE forecasts, cost and schedule reports, funding analyses, variance analyses, and management reporting. Partner with Program Management, Contracts, Engineering, Supply Chain, and Control Account Managers. Support forecast reviews, maintain RPlan records, coordinate contract closeout, and identify financial risks and trends.

Prepares earned value reports, estimates at completion, forecasts, financial analyses, invoices, and program reporting. Tracks costs, schedules, funding, risks, and variances while coordinating financial activities with program managers, IPT leads, and finance teams. Supports contract reporting requirements and monthly forecast reviews in a defense aerospace environment.

Supports aerospace and defense development programs through cost, schedule, and financial controls. Responsibilities include earned value reporting, forecasts, estimates at completion, variance analysis, business change requests, external reporting deliverables, and stakeholder coordination. The role requires advanced Excel skills, familiarity with financial systems, and an active Secret U.S. government security clearance.

Leads digital technology scope and cross-functional projects for aerospace and defense programs. Oversees planning, implementation, cost, schedule, performance, risk, financial forecasting, and stakeholder communications. Partners with program management, engineering, security, manufacturing, finance, and supply chain teams. Supports proposals, requirements planning, infrastructure compliance, and digital transformation while managing program changes and contractual deliverables.

Provides FP&A and program controls support for a fixed-price aerospace development program. Responsibilities include forecasting, financial modeling, earned value and estimate-at-complete analysis, expenditure tracking, risk and opportunity reporting, AOP and LRP planning, variance analysis, and management reporting. The analyst coordinates cross-functional inputs, validates financial data, prepares presentations, supports financial reviews, and recommends solutions to program leadership.

Administer classified Linux and Windows infrastructure onsite, including servers, storage, file systems, authentication, backups, software configuration, workstations, and system maintenance. Lead infrastructure installation and configuration, troubleshoot complex hardware and operating-system issues, collaborate with engineering and program teams, mentor junior administrators, and support 24/7 operations. An active Secret clearance, U.S. citizenship, Linux and Windows Server experience, virtualization knowledge, and Security+ or equivalent certification are required.

Maintains and designs classified voice and data network infrastructure for defense programs. Responsibilities include configuring and troubleshooting Cisco networking equipment, firewalls, authentication systems, encryptors, and network management platforms; monitoring performance; creating technical documentation; supporting tactical environments; coordinating vendors; and mentoring team members. The role requires an active Secret clearance, U.S. citizenship, onsite work in El Segundo, and occasional availability outside normal business hours.

Maintains and designs classified voice and data network infrastructure, including routers, switches, firewalls, authentication servers, encryptors, and monitoring platforms. Responsibilities include installation, troubleshooting, upgrades, documentation, network analysis, security compliance, vendor coordination, and collaboration with program engineers in tactical environments. The role requires mentoring, occasional after-hours support, onsite work, and an active U.S. Secret clearance.

Manages government contract administration across proposals, negotiations, and the acquisition lifecycle. Develops RFP and BAA responses, handles contract changes and agreements, advises on contractual obligations and regulations, resolves contractual issues, mitigates risk, and coordinates with program, engineering, finance, supply chain, legal, DCMA, DCAA, and customers. Supports classified and unclassified defense contracts.

Administer heterogeneous Red Hat Linux and Microsoft Windows environments supporting classified programs. Manage servers, storage, authentication, backups, workstations, virtualization, and software installations. Lead Red Hat installations and configurations, deploy Podman containers, troubleshoot complex infrastructure issues, automate processes, document procedures, and mentor junior administrators. Collaborate with cybersecurity teams and engineers while supporting 24x7 operational systems. The role is fully onsite and requires an active Secret clearance and U.S. citizenship.

Supports classified information-system security by monitoring compliance, conducting audits and assessments, developing security plans, investigating violations, reviewing configuration changes, implementing cybersecurity processes, and maintaining technical documentation. The role works onsite with the ISSM and applies NIST, NISPOM, DAAPM, JSIG, RMF, and related government security policies. It also supports vulnerability mitigation, incident response, cybersecurity education, and authorization processes in complex classified network environments.

Leads program cost controls, financial forecasting, risk and opportunity analysis, cost and schedule analysis, quarterly EAC development, and financial reporting. Maintains EVM processes, contractual and financial logs, funding plans, and CDRLs. Partners with Program Management, Contracts, Operations, Engineering, Supply Chain, and Finance to analyze variances, risks, schedules, and corrective actions.

Manages Windows enterprise environments, including system administration, performance monitoring, automation, security hardening, troubleshooting, patching, and vulnerability remediation. Maintains compliance and responds to threats using enterprise security tools. Administers backups, recovery, virtualization, storage, and core infrastructure. Collaborates with technical and executive stakeholders on infrastructure solutions, capacity planning, modernization, and small to medium projects. Maintains technical documentation and artifacts.

Leads digital transformation programs for aerospace and defense operations. Serves as a strategic partner to leadership, develops transformation roadmaps, manages scope, cost, schedules, financials, staffing, metrics, and EVMS, and oversees annual operating plans. Coordinates engineering, proposal, Agile, procurement, infrastructure, and third-party teams while ensuring compliance with DFARS, CMMC, RMF, and JSIG requirements. Requires active Secret clearance and U.S. citizenship.

Defines enterprise AI and machine learning architectures spanning Generative AI, agentic AI, data, applications, cloud, infrastructure, and enterprise systems. Translates business requirements into architecture blueprints, technical strategies, and implementation roadmaps; develops reusable standards and design patterns; evaluates technology alternatives; and leads technical reviews. The role also establishes patterns for MLOps, model serving, monitoring, governance, security, and deployment across cloud, hybrid, on-premises, and restricted environments while mentoring engineering teams.

Design, build, evaluate, and deploy production AI and ML solutions, including generative AI, large language models, retrieval-augmented generation, and agentic workflows. Develop reliable software, APIs, integrations, evaluations, and observability capabilities while partnering with architecture, platform, data, cybersecurity, and business teams. Apply AI engineering practices across enterprise, cloud, hybrid, and regulated environments.

Designs, builds, and operates reusable enterprise AI platform services, backend APIs, model-serving capabilities, agent runtimes, retrieval services, and MLOps infrastructure. The role automates cloud-native deployments across hybrid and restricted environments using Kubernetes, CI/CD, and infrastructure-as-code. Responsibilities include implementing security, identity, observability, lifecycle management, scalability, resilience, and cost visibility for AI workloads while partnering with architecture, application engineering, cybersecurity, data, and product teams.