Senior Test Systems Execution Lead – Onsite Tucson

RTX; Dallas (TX); On-site; USD 108,000 - 205,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Relocation assistance

On-site role in Tucson

Job summary

RTX is seeking a Test Systems Principal Execution Lead to be based onsite in Tucson, AZ. This role demands strong leadership to drive large work packages, manage execution health, risks, and integration readiness across electrical, mechanical, software, and systems domains.

You will mentor engineers, coordinate with PMO/IPT, CAMs, and ensure adherence to IMS and EVMS practices while advancing test-system readiness for critical programs.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's Degree in STEM with 8+ years of relevant experience.
• Experience leading Test Systems Development efforts (hardware/software development, integration, V&V).
• Experience with project cost and schedule management.
• Ability to obtain and maintain a U.S. government-issued security clearance; U.S. citizenship required.

Responsibilities

• Independently lead cross-functional engineering teams in the full test-system lifecycle (design, development, integration, sell-off).
• Manage day-to-day technical execution of assigned work packages and ensure IMS alignment.
• Drive timely visibility of technical, schedule, and risk issues with 30/60/90‑day look‑ahead reviews.
• Coordinate execution with CAMs and PMO/IPT leadership to keep plans and milestones executable.
• Troubleshoot complex system issues using scopes, analyzers, and diagnostic tools.

Skills

Test systems leadership

Cost & schedule management

Security clearance eligibility

STEM degree

Education

Bachelor's Degree in STEM

Job description

RTX is seeking a Test Systems Principal Execution Lead to be based onsite in Tucson, AZ. This role demands strong leadership to drive large work packages, manage execution health, risks, and integration readiness across electrical, mechanical, software, and systems domains.

You will mentor engineers, coordinate with PMO/IPT, CAMs, and ensure adherence to IMS and EVMS practices while advancing test-system readiness for critical programs.