CAM Lead

RTX•Clovis, CA

3d•$132,400 - $251,600•Remote

About The Position

The Antenna and Microwave Department has an opportunity for a flexible, multi-disciplined engineer who is seeking to utilize his/her strong background in Active Electronically Steered Array (AESA) radars with experience leading costing activities. The CAM will be responsible for monitoring performance throughout the program lifecycle using EVMS methodologies, identifying cost or schedule variances and root causes. They will lead variance analysis and prepare monthly reports, including corrective actions and recovery plans. The successful candidate will utilize their strong communication, both verbal and written, and organizational skills to craft strongly researched and well written engineering bids. Communication skills, both oral and written, and presentation experience are highly desired. Duties include supporting both electrical and department level CAM responsibilities at 50%, electrical and department level proposals at 25%, and RF/Microwave at 25%.

Requirements

Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering plus minimum of 10 years direct experience OR Master’s degree in Electrical Engineering plus minimum of 8 years direct experience OR PhD degree in Electrical Engineering plus minimum of 6 years direct experience
Experience with Earned Value Management (EVMS) concepts such as BCWS, BCWP, ACWP, CPI, SPI, VAR, and EAC.
Experience developing schedules, managing discrete work packages, and interpreting IMS (Integrated Master Schedule) data.
Prior CAM experience in aerospace, defense, or high‑complexity engineering programs.
Experience leading proposal writing and cost bid generation including ability to generate TINA (Truth in Negotiating Act) compliant bids.
The ability to obtain and maintain a U.S. government issued security clearance is required.
U.S. citizenship is required, as only U.S. citizens are eligible for a security clearance.

Nice To Haves

Being comfortable in a multi-tasking environment
Ability to ‘read between the lines’ to understand what is required by the proposal team
Strong people skills, especially communication
Demonstrated ability to stand ground in the face of conflicting directions and move forward
Experience with array hardware development at the radar system level
Communication skills, both oral and written, and presentation experience are highly desired.

Responsibilities

Monitoring performance throughout the program lifecycle using EVMS methodologies.
Identifying cost or schedule variances and root causes.
Leading variance analysis and preparing monthly reports, including corrective actions and recovery plans.
Crafting strongly researched and well written engineering bids.
Supporting electrical and department level CAM responsibilities (50%).
Supporting electrical and department level proposals (25%).
Supporting RF/Microwave activities (25%).