Jobs at Curtiss-Wright Corporation

Leads business development, capture strategies, strategic partnerships, pipeline development, and complex proposal efforts. Identifies and pursues high-value opportunities, builds senior stakeholder relationships, coordinates technical, pricing, and contracts teams on bids, analyzes markets and competitors, and advises leadership on growth strategies and investments. Requires substantial business development or capture management experience and travel up to 50%.

Source and engage active and passive candidates for critical global roles, including C-suite positions. Develop sourcing strategies, use Boolean search and recruitment platforms, build candidate relationships, evaluate and profile applicants, maintain talent pipelines, collaborate with hiring managers and TA partners, and track sourcing metrics to improve recruitment effectiveness.

Manages complex technical projects from customer requirements through design, procurement, qualification, testing, and delivery. Coordinates project work plans, technical, cost, and schedule objectives; leads project teams and meetings; communicates with customers and vendors; ensures compliance with specifications, quality requirements, industry standards, and regulations; supports proposals; and resolves scope, technical, quality, resource, schedule, and cost issues.

Manage export and import compliance for a defense manufacturing operation, ensuring adherence to Canadian, U.S., and international trade regulations. Responsibilities include export classification, permits, customs documentation, shipping coordination, dangerous goods compliance, freight invoice review, logistics cost optimization, supplier and customer relationships, and shipment monitoring. The role works with engineering, procurement, logistics teams, freight forwarders, and government systems to support compliant, timely material movement.

Designs, develops, tests, maintains, and debugs software for naval systems and military products. Translates functional requirements into software capabilities, creates technical specifications and test plans, maintains defect tracking and documentation, and supports software quality processes. Provides in-field support, collaborates with engineering and project teams, and contributes to improved programming practices. Experience with real-time operating systems, servo drive applications, and naval systems is relevant.

Designs and maintains electronic systems for naval machinery and military systems. Responsibilities include requirements analysis, circuit and PCB design, project planning, cost estimation, troubleshooting, qualification testing, technical reporting, safety and regulatory compliance, and production support. The engineer collaborates with mechanical, software, manufacturing, testing, customer support, and project management teams, and may support occasional onboard naval vessel field-service activities.