The Supervisor Personnel Security oversees personnel security processes, manages a team, ensures compliance with regulations, and provides support for security clearance applications and training. Responsibilities include maintaining security records, reviewing processes, and administering security education and training. The role requires strong interpersonal skills and industrial security experience, particularly in SCI or SAP environments.

The IR Test Manager will lead a multidisciplinary team to characterize component sensors and EOIR cameras for R&D prototypes and products. Responsibilities include defining testing standards, driving innovation, and overseeing career development of team members. The role also involves managing direct reports and planning organizational growth initiatives, emphasizing continuous improvement and new capabilities.

The Head of PNT Products is responsible for creating and executing the product vision and strategy for precision navigation technologies. This role involves product planning, customer development, overseeing product launches, and building a new products division. The leader will manage connections with industry stakeholders, develop the product development infrastructure, and ensure alignment between customer needs and the technical roadmap.

The Director of Information Technology will lead HRL Laboratories' IT organization, focusing on strategic leadership, compliance with security regulations, infrastructure and application management, and team development. The role involves managing IT budgets, vendor relationships, and innovation in technology adoption within the defense contracting industry, ensuring alignment with business objectives and effective communication across the organization.

The Group Lead for Computational Device Technologies will manage technical staff, oversee resource allocation and project management, and contribute technically to process development and device fabrication. The role combines leadership and technical expertise to support innovative research in the Sensors and Electronics Lab.

The Senior Physical Security Applications Engineer supports and enhances the security infrastructure by overseeing the design and integration of physical security systems, ensuring compliance with regulatory standards. This role involves mentoring junior engineers, leading projects, and improving security system documentation and performance across various locations.

The Front End Technician will be responsible for hands-on fabrication of semiconductor-based infrared detectors, conducting experiments, troubleshooting process issues, and documenting findings in a Class 10 cleanroom environment. The role requires close collaboration with technical staff and engineering teams to refine processes and ensure quality control.

The Production Planning and Control role involves planning the production chain at VSL fabrication operations, including forecasting material requirements, managing schedules, collaborating with engineers, and monitoring performance metrics. It requires interaction with multiple departments to ensure timely and quality production.

The Wire Bonding Process Technician is responsible for setting up and maintaining automatic wire bond machines, optimizing wire bonding processes, and ensuring quality assurance in a clean room environment. Key duties include creating wire bond programs, documenting results, and adhering to safety practices. Strong attention to detail and good communication skills are essential.

The Department Manager will manage resources, oversee technical projects, and engage in departmental and company-wide assignments. The role requires strong leadership skills and technical contributions in RF Gallium Nitride HEMTs, infrared detectors, and related technologies, focusing on epitaxial deposition and device fabrication.

The Focal Plane Engineer leads focal plane array development post growth, focusing on detector fabrication, processing, and production efficiency. Responsibilities include improving processes, managing production activities, and ensuring team integration and maintenance of infrastructure. Candidates are expected to work with complex equipment and collaborate in fast-paced environments.

The Material Expeditor will manage the purchasing process, track orders and inventory, and maintain supply organization. Responsibilities include ordering materials, updating program management, data entry, and ensuring adherence to SOPs.

The Mixed-Signal IC Design Engineer will design, test, and validate analog/mixed-signal integrated circuits, pushing circuit performance limits while interacting with customers. Responsibilities include circuit architecture development, simulation, modeling, and measurement in a fast-paced R&D environment.

The Group Lead for Computational Devices at HRL Laboratories will manage a team while contributing technically to projects focusing on epitaxial materials and microscopy. Responsibilities include talent acquisition, resource management, and leadership in technical functions, ensuring operational efficiency and project alignment with team capabilities.

The Compensation and Benefits Manager will design and manage compensation and benefits programs, conduct salary benchmarking, ensure compliance with laws, develop incentive programs, and analyze trends to enhance total rewards strategy. The role requires strong management and analytical skills, as well as collaboration with HR and Finance to manage budgets effectively.

The Lead Mixed Signal Systems Design Engineer will spearhead Systems Engineering tasks for R&D projects, overseeing everything from conceptual design to implementation. This role requires substantial design experience in ASIC and involves collaboration with scientists and researchers to develop systems electronics and manage interfaces. The candidate must have strong leadership skills and a proven ability to drive technical problems to resolution.

The DevOps Software Engineer will maintain and optimize software development infrastructure, manage CI/CD pipelines, automate software deployment processes, and troubleshoot development issues across various operating systems while collaborating with developers and researchers.

As a Quantum Device Theorist, you will develop physical models and numerical simulations for semiconductor-based quantum devices, collaborate with a team, contribute to technical reports, and present research findings. Strong expertise in solid-state materials, computational modeling, and simulation tools is required.

The Program Scheduler is responsible for developing and managing integrated master schedules to support advanced research and production. Responsibilities include creating detailed schedules, performing schedule impact analyses, and providing guidance to project leads while ensuring compliance with industry best practices.

The Quantum Physicist will develop cryogenic hardware for spin qubit devices, lead design and measurements, create experimental plans, and perform data analysis. Collaboration with an engineering team and effective communication of findings is essential.