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Microwave Vision Group (MVG) is seeking a Program Manager to lead multi-discipline programs for RF/antenna/electromagnetic systems in the U.S. aerospace and defense domain.
The role involves coordinating with global engineering teams, managing finance and schedules, and presenting technical content to customers. The ideal candidate will have a degree in engineering, 3+ years in electrical/electromechanical systems, and experience with PMBOK, SAP, and government contracting practices.
At Microwave Vision Group (MVG) We strive to deliver the most advanced antenna and RCS measurement facilities to the U.S. aerospace and defense industry. OATI is seeking driven individuals who excel in fast-paced environments, moving novel concepts from inception to commissioning. We welcome candidates who will bring commitment and motivation into our tight knit team, helping us shape the future.
As the Program Manager plays an important role in the process of understanding customer needs, converting these into requirements, and developing solutions in close collaboration with the broader team. The successful candidate will be required to coordinate with multi-disciplined groups within MVG to successfully create systems for microwave measurement test solutions in a multitude of technologies and disciplines.
The Candidate should have considerable understanding of utilizing program management tools to help guide through a program’s phases for RF/Antenna/Electromagnetic/Mechanical/Civil experience. Ability to elaborate on technical content will help minimize program risks while maintaining schedule within the duration of the program. In addition, managing complex programs to ensure all the financial costs are reviewed per budget, analysis risks, and any schedule impacts within the project life cycle. Travel may require for this role to meet customers in person for any technical interchanges and accept final deliverable of system as well as progress of more complex programs.