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Affordability Theory of Constraint (TOC) Engineer II

RTX (Raytheon)Tucson, AZFull-time

This engineer will develop, maintain, and evaluate simulation models that show how resources, queues, yields, suppliers, and repair processes affect system performance. They will prepare model data, run scenarios and sensitivity studies, document assumptions, and translate results into affordability, lifecycle cost, and readiness insights. The position works within Raytheon’s Affordability Engineering function and partners with program leaders, affordability specialists, manufacturing, engineering, supply chain, and sustainment teams. It suits someone with experience in systems, industrial, or operations research who is comfortable with structured data and discrete event simulation tools. The role is onsite in Tucson and requires U.S. citizenship plus an active Top Secret DoD clearance.

Requirements

STEM degree and at least 2 years of relevant experienceBackground in systems, industrial, or operations researchExperience analyzing Excel, CSV, or database datasetsExperience with discrete event simulation toolsU.S. citizenship and active Top Secret clearanceAbility to work onsite in Tucson, Arizona
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About RTX (Raytheon)

Missile maker Raytheon, an RTX business, says its Tucson campus is home to Tomahawk and AMRAAM missiles and is adding automated factories (as of Oct. 2026).

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