RTX operates three integrated businesses—Collins Aerospace, Pratt & Whitney, and Raytheon—building engines, advanced sensors, avionics, and air-defense systems for military and commercial aerospace. The tech stack reflects heavy embedded systems work (C, C++, MATLAB, FPGAs, HDL) paired with a large ERP migration underway (adopting SAP S/4HANA and SAP BTP while retiring legacy Hyperion and SAP ECC), suggesting organizational complexity around platform consolidation across a 10,000+ person operation. Security and compliance dominate the pain-point list, with active adoption of EDR, XDR, and identity tools (Ping Identity, Azure AD) signaling heightened focus on DoD and government regulatory requirements.
Tech Stack 200 technologies
What RTX Is Building
◆Challenges
- Ensuring compliance with government regulations
- Risk mitigation
- Ensuring compliance with dod security requirements
- Integration of ew-enabled cyber
- Ensuring cybersecurity compliance
- Cost control
- On-time delivery
- Reducing costs
- Optimizing cloud spend
- Cost and schedule management
▲Active Projects
- System upgrades
- Eo/ir focal plane array sensor systems integration and testing
- Ltamds program
- Next generation satellite data management capabilities
- Radar frequency algorithm development
- Test equipment integration
- Embedded missile flight code development
- Hosting transformation initiatives
- Apu engine program
- Hardened radar software applications
Hiring Activity
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Seniority
Notable leadership hires: Change Management Lead, Systems Requirements & Verification Lead, WAN Service Lead, Quality Lead, Program Quality Lead
