Technical Alignment Coordinator

HALCON is a regional and international leader that Offers Next-Generation Weapons Systems and Robotics Expertise to Meet the Challenges of a Rapidly Changing World.

Halcon mission is to bring innovative technologies to revolutionise the defence industry, through offering next-generation weapons systems and robotics expertise to meet the challenges of a rapidly changing world.

We design, manufacture, assemble and integrate components for gravity-release guided systems, missiles and loitering munitions.

Role Purpose:

To coordinate technical alignment activities between design, manufacturing, and supplier interfaces during industrialization projects. The role ensures technical requirements are correctly interpreted, applied, and validated across suppliers in alignment with DFAM Manual and and strategic priorities.

Duties and Responsibilities:

• Collaborate with Engineering to interpret and translate product design specifications into actionable manufacturing requirements for suppliers, ensuring alignment with DFAM principles and tolerancing best practices.
• Participate in supplier technical assessments (SCA) to verify capabilities against material, dimensional, and process requirements for CNC, PCBA, and Cable & Harness commodities.
• Support in Conducting manufacturability reviews, including DFM (Design for Manufacturability) and provide feedback to internal stakeholders (MRB’s) and suppliers to resolve technical constraints.
• Support the development and validation of supplier process flows, control plans, and special process qualifications during the industrialization phase. Align and coordinate technical deliverables between Engineering, QA, Supply Chain, and Strategic Capability Lead to ensure cohesive supplier onboarding and qualification.
• Monitor the execution of technical improvement plans agreed with suppliers, including tooling upgrades, capability expansions, and process stabilization actions.
• Maintain a detailed repository of technical documentation including annotated drawings, deviation logs, supplier compliance matrices, and lessons learned for continuous improvement.
• Track and report technical alignment KPIs such as supplier capability match rate, design feedback turnaround, and closure rate of technical issues.
  
  

• 5 years in supplier industrialization or technical coordination roles.
• Bachelor’s in Mechanical, Electrical, or Manufacturing Engineering.