| Physical Architect Lead – P56 SENIOR About the Role: The Physical Architect Lead will lead a group of PAs as they develop and evaluate design concepts regarding space allocations, support concept design reviews, and establish the overall vehicle space claim model. The Physical Architect Leadwill manage and conduct team installation level interference checks, establish and maintain subsystem to subsystem interface definition, develop and maintain the vehicle Product Structure/EBOM, and analyze potential impacts of design decisions to determine the best course of action for resolution. The Physical Architect Lead will be able to complete BOEs and ROMs using tools requested (CLM BOE Tool) and update EVMS for programs as needed. The PA Lead will also periodically review processes that may need adjustment to align with department and company goals. Responsibilities to Anticipate for this role:
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General Dynamics Land Systems (GDLS), headquartered in Sterling Heights, Michigan is a wholly-owned business unit of General Dynamics Corporation’s (NYSE:GD) Combat Systems group and is a global leader in the design, development, production, support and enhancement of tracked and wheeled military vehicles. GDLS has a 70-year defense heritage of providing a full spectrum of high quality, technically superior, high value products and services to the United States and its Allies and demonstrates the leadership, financial resources, technology and strength of more than 7500 employees who are dedicated to making the Company the World’s preferred supplier of land vehicles and weapons systems. This dedication assures every shareholder, customer, and the nation, that the name General Dynamics will always mean Strength on Your Side.
At the heart of Land Systems’ military-vehicle platforms is the Abrams main battle tank and the family of Stryker and LAV wheeled combat vehicles. These key ground-force assets remain critical to the military’s structure and offer continuing opportunities for modernization and enhancements that meet the Warfighter’s evolving requirements while increasing troop safety and effectiveness.