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75 articlesRTX Hires 179 Roles, Tucson Plant at 85% Capacity
RTX is hiring across its three units to meet record production orders, demanding cleared engineers, veterans, and specialized skills in avionics, propulsion, and missile systems.
1,209 RTX Jobs Demand Secret Clearance, Only Hundreds Qualify
RTX's current hiring push spans 179 open roles across Collins Aerospace, Pratt & Whitney, and Raytheon, and the company's own careers portal reveals a…
100 applicants chase each RTX opening as defense hiring surges
RTX entered 2025 with roughly 180,000 employees across Collins Aerospace, Pratt & Whitney, and Raytheon — and a backlog of $180 billion in contracts won…
If You Hold TS/SCI, RTX's 179 Openings Mean Faster Hiring, Higher Pay
RTX is opening new positions across its Collins Aerospace, Pratt & Whitney, and Raytheon divisions to support next‑generation defense programs, a snapshot…
Defense Hiring Booms While Security Clearance Waits Average Nine Months
Explores RTX's surge in open roles, recruiter Amy Gardner’s tips for tailoring applications, networking, and interview prep, plus broader defense hiring trends, compensation shifts, clearance challenges, and mission‑driven talent demand.
Mem0’s $24M Series A Powers AI Agent Memory for 80k Devs
AI developers face a hard ceiling: models forget earlier context once token limits hit. Bigger windows don't solve it; memory‑augmented systems and smarter context strategies are the future.
RTX Posts 179 Defense Jobs, Only 5% Pass Technical & Diversity Filters
An analysis of RTX's massive hiring surge driven by a $180B backlog. Learn about the technical gaps in Raytheon, Collins, and Pratt & Whitney, and how to pass their rigorous screening process.
RTX Top‑Secret Roles Face Over‑Year Wait for Security Clearance
RTX's $268B backlog fuels aggressive hiring across Collins Aerospace, Pratt & Whitney, and Raytheon, prioritizing security clearances and technical expertise amid surging defense and commercial aviation demand.
Only a Handful of RTX Candidates Clear the 100‑Applicant Filter
RTX’s hiring surge tackles a $180 billion backlog with 177 open roles across Collins Aerospace, Pratt & Whitney and Raytheon. The company’s rigorous ATS, clearance gates, and unit‑specific culture tests filter candidates, while veteran pipelines and SkillBridge programs help clear the bar.
RTX Hiring 177 Roles: What’s the Secret to Passing Their Rigorous Screen?
RTX expands hiring with 177 roles across engineering, systems, and manufacturing, driven by strategic programs, compliance demands, and defense tech innovation.
RTX Adds 183 Jobs—Only Those With Clearance, AI Skill, and Cross‑Unit Collaboration Pass
RTX is accelerating hiring with 183 open roles across its Collins Aerospace, Pratt & Whitney, and Raytheon units. The focus is on AI/ML, cybersecurity, and cloud engineering, demanding cross‑business collaboration and clearance‑ready talent to drive defense innovation.
3,326 Raytheon Roles Sit Hidden as RTX Careers Page Shows Zero
RTX public careers page shows zero roles despite thousands of open positions across its three subsidiaries: Collins Aerospace, Pratt & Whitney, Raytheon. Explores Workday gate, filters, clearance, tactics.
40% of Contracting Corps Vacant as Space Force Hires 100/Month
Space Force Space Systems Command reverses 2025 civilian cuts with a 100/month hiring surge, prioritizing budget, contracting, and cyber roles in Colorado Springs where primes like Lockheed Martin expand to chase a growing space budget.
181 RTX Jobs Screen for 'TS/SCI' Before Skills or School
RTX's hiring process filters candidates by security clearance and division-specific technical jargon before recruiter review. Applicants must list active clearance prominently and mirror job description keywords to pass automated screens. Networking and tailored resumes help beat the filter.
RTX's 181 defense jobs vanish for applicants missing one flagged line
RTX advertises 181 defense roles across three units behind a Workday algorithmic gate requiring clearance and unit-specific keywords. The article examines the screening filter, tips to beat it, and the post-screen human values gap.
ASML’s $380M EUV Tool Sits Crated Until a Taiwan Hire Arrives
ASML raised its Taiwan hiring target from 600 to 1,000 new staff in 2026 due to surging demand from TSMC and other chipmakers. The bottleneck for AI compute is now skilled EUV support engineers, not machine capacity.
US Export Controls Block China — And Push ASML's High-NA Workforce to Taiwan
ASML invests $330M in a new Linkou, Taiwan plant to support High-NA EUV tools for TSMC's 2nm production. The facility will provide rapid cleaning and calibration of optical components, employing 2,000 engineers by 2026 to ensure tool uptime and meet TSMC's aggressive 2nm ramp schedule.
The Dutch Government Seized ASML's China Licenses. ASML's Response: A Beijing Manager With Two Bosses.
The Dutch government seized direct control of ASML's most sensitive export licenses, requiring Dutch approval for DUV immersion lithography systems shipped to China. ASML is expanding its China compliance team to navigate tightening regulations across Dutch, U.S., and Chinese export control regimes.
AI replaces grunt work, but Maven Bio still hires 19 in Boston's competitive market
Maven Bio's AI Analyst is now used by top pharma companies and 20+ enterprise accounts to convert raw BioPharma data into actionable intelligence, replacing manual research with AI analysis.
Orbio's 6-Person Team Turns 20 TB/Day Into a $15B Methane Liability Feed
Orbio Earth, a Y Combinator S23 graduate, is hiring a founding product engineer to own and scale its methane monitoring platform. The remote-first role involves end-to-end responsibility for satellite data ingestion, ML detection, quantification APIs, and infrastructure. Orbio processes 10–20 TB of
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