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Leads the technical baseline and end-to-end systems engineering for UFORCE’s air platforms. Owns requirements, configuration control, reliability improvements, manufacturing readiness, supply-chain decisions, trials, compliance evidence, customer delivery, and product roadmap development. Builds and leads a multidisciplinary engineering team while coordinating with Ukrainian and international engineering, manufacturing, commercial, and field teams. The role requires regular travel to engineering sites, production facilities, test ranges, and customers.

Build and operate reliable on-premises infrastructure for mission operations in offline and constrained environments. Develop infrastructure-as-code, deployment, upgrade, rollback, observability, and incident-response workflows across VM and Kubernetes platforms. Create operational documentation, runbooks, and support processes for customer and partner teams. Partner with platform and security engineering, improve reliability through service-level objectives and incident follow-up, and coach teammates on practical SRE practices.

Produces and edits factual, documentary-style video for company, social, sales, government-relations, and confidential audiences. Responsibilities include developing concepts, shot lists, and capture briefs; filming or directing shoots; editing, grading, sound mixing, captioning, titling, and versioning; managing footage archives; maintaining visual consistency; and applying security and export-control requirements. The role requires travel to facilities, ranges, events, and deployments, sometimes at short notice, while handling sensitive material securely.

Deploys, configures, troubleshoots, and supports software systems during field trials, demonstrations, training, and customer deployments. Diagnoses issues across software, hardware, networking, communications, sensors, and operations; writes automation scripts; manages releases, configurations, rollbacks, and documentation; supports operators and customers; and converts field experience into software and product improvements. The role is remote-based but requires regular local and international travel.

Process supplier invoices, customer invoices, receipts, AP and AR reconciliations, and overdue balances across supported entities. Maintain accurate, audit-ready records, investigate discrepancies, respond to finance-related queries, support month-end close, follow financial controls, and recommend process improvements. The role requires strong attention to detail, prioritization, communication, and proficiency with accounting systems and spreadsheets.

Supports corporate development across sector mapping, M&A target research, pipeline management, acquisitions, joint ventures, partnerships, due diligence coordination, investor materials, board reporting, and team operating rhythms. The role requires financial modeling, independent research, cross-functional coordination, strong organization, and proactive ownership within a defense-technology startup.

Build and lead UFORCE’s FP&A function, including integrated financial modeling, budgeting, forecasting, management and board reporting, cash planning, scenario analysis, spending controls, and investment evaluation. Partner with the CFO, CEO, and cross-functional leaders to translate strategy into targets and recommendations. Establish planning processes, improve reporting discipline, support fundraising and due diligence, and hire and develop a small FP&A team.

Lead and build UFORCE’s global PMO, personally managing high-priority cross-functional programs from ambiguous requirements through delivery. Establish lightweight global standards for prioritization, planning, reporting, escalation, and accountability; provide executives with consolidated visibility into risks, milestones, resources, and decisions. Manage portfolios, resolve dependencies, improve delivery predictability, and hire and develop program managers across regions and functions.

Leads global supply-chain strategy across the US, UK, and Europe for complex hardware manufacturing. Builds supplier and category strategies, establishes the US supply chain, manages material planning and shortages, mitigates supplier risks, negotiates commercial agreements, improves supplier performance, implements assurance and traceability controls, and builds cross-site teams and standards. Requires expertise in manufacturing supply chains, export controls, ERP standards, sales and operations planning, and international supplier management.

Owns UK and US payroll cycles, coordinates international payroll providers and EORs, administers global benefits and pensions, manages statutory filings, and produces consolidated payroll reporting. Leads payroll migrations from external providers to in-house platforms, establishes controls and SOPs, supports audits and financial close, manages vendors, and resolves employee questions about pay and benefits.