Role Description The Electrical Safety and Automation Instructor position is responsible for teaching Arc Flash Electrical Safety following NFPA 70E with OSHA 1910.331-335 regulations, as well as electrical maintenance standards and automation fundamentals (including PLCs), to a variety of NTT’s clients. Qualifications - Electrician with at least 10 years of hands-on field experience in the electrical trades within the last three years - Previous teaching experience in electrical safety codes and standards within the last 4 years - Working knowledge and field experience in NFPA 70, NFPA Arc Flash 70E, NFPA 70B (Electrical Equipment Maintenance) and OSHA 1910:331-335 Electrical Safety - Familiarity with OSHA 1910.269 and related electrical safety regulations - Experience with PLCs, including programming, troubleshooting, and industrial application - Experience in teaching eight-hour-a-day courses in a classroom-style environment or industrial facilities - Current driver’s license Requirements - Ability to communicate technical information to participants of all experience levels, e.g., electricians, maintenance personnel, planners and engineers - Ability to travel on a consistent basis within the United States, and occasionally internationally - Ability to interface with the Sales Department concerning customization of training - Proficiency in PowerPoint presentations - Ability to communicate effectively via email and cell phone - Ability to apply the concept of Arc Flash Analysis - Ability to function independently in a highly efficient manner - Excellent organizational and communication skills - Computer literacy (Windows, MS Office) - Proficient in public speaking for delivery of course materials Benefits - Comprehensive benefits program designed to help faculty and staff stay healthy, feel supported, and maintain a work/life balance Company Description National Technology Transfer, Inc. (NTT) provides more than 1500 instructor-led training courses throughout the U.S. each year. NTT has trained over 1 million skilled trades professionals for over 30 years, making it the leader in skilled trades training. NTT stands alone as the premier worldwide provider of hands-on training for workforces in the skilled trades.

• Acts as a technical leader and applies standard engineering techniques and procedures on substation design projects • Plans, schedules, conducts and/or coordinates detailed phases of assigned project work • Makes design recommendations, adaptations and modifications for utility substations, relay automation equipment and drawings associated • Performs calculations using engineering formulas and skills • Provides technical guidance to other engineers

Role Description This is a remote role within the United States, with preference for candidates located in Denver, CO. US work authorization is required. VIATechnik's Electrical Studio is growing fast, and this role exists to make sure the infrastructure behind how it wins work keeps pace with the opportunity. The Project Coordinator, Electrical owns the processes that move incoming opportunities from pipeline to executed contract, including: - Proposal coordination - Salesforce pipeline management - Change orders - Contract execution - Marketing collateral This is not an administrative support role. It is operational ownership at the center of a fast-moving studio, where your precision and follow-through directly determine how much work the team can confidently pursue and close. Qualifications - Deep fluency in VDC proposal execution - Pipeline management - Client relationship strategy Requirements - Achieve full ownership of the Electrical Studio's Salesforce pipeline within 60 days - Reduce proposal turnaround time for mid-market clients to five business days or fewer within 90 days - Maintain a zero-outstanding change order backlog at any point in the quarter - Own the end-to-end contract execution workflow within six months - Develop and maintain a complete library of current Electrical Studio marketing materials within the first year Benefits - Compensation: $65,000 – $80,000, eligible for bonuses - Health insurance with the choice of five plan options, covering 70-95% of premiums for VIATechies - Dental and vision insurance, covering up to 75% of premiums for VIATechies - Open and flexible time off - A 401(k) plan that is fully vested immediately - Home office setup costs - Paid holidays

• Be the onsite REA at the supplier: support daily execution and issue resolution (especially around factory test issues), monitor production health, and ensure on-time deliveries. • Hands-on troubleshooting of RF and mixed-signal CCAs using bench equipment (e.g., VNA, spectrum analyzer, signal generator, oscilloscope, power meter, phase noise analyzer). • Investigate test failures: review test data, isolate root cause, implement containment, and drive corrective actions (RCCA) with supplier teams. • Verify and improve test methods: assess setups, procedures, calibration/fixtures, repeatability/accuracy, and drive design-for-test enhancements. • Ensure configuration control: confirm build standards, ECNs, and documentation flow between Raytheon and supplier are consistent and current. • Coordinate cross-functionally with Operations, Supply Chain, Quality, and design engineering to resolve production, test, and integration issues quickly. • Report status and risks: provide clear, data-driven updates on yield, defects, cycle time, and recovery actions; escalate issues early. • Represent Raytheon engineering: align supplier execution with program cost, schedule, and technical commitments throughout the product lifecycle.