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AeroVironment

Defense technology and unmanned aerial systems

Senior Enterprise Applications Analyst - Oracle Fusion Supply Chain Planning

Full-Time
$122.5k - $187k
Expert
Bachelor's
San Diego, CA, USA+1 moreMore locations: Simi Valley, CA, USA
In Person
IT OperationsEnterprise Applications
No H1B Sponsorship
US Citizenship Required

About the job

Requirements
  • A bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Information Systems, Supply Chain, or equivalent experience.
  • 10–15 years of Oracle experience.
  • 8+ years of Oracle Supply Chain Planning functional experience.
  • 3+ years of hands-on Oracle Fusion Supply Chain Planning implementation or support experience.
  • Strong functional expertise in Oracle Demand Management, Oracle Supply Planning, Oracle Backlog Management, and Oracle Sales & Operations Planning (S&OP).
  • A good understanding of Oracle Inventory, Procurement, Manufacturing, and Order Management.
  • Experience gathering business requirements, solution design, configuration, testing, and production support.
  • Experience working with Oracle Support.
  • Strong analytical and problem-solving skills.
  • Ability to work in an office environment and sit, stand, and use a computer for extended periods.
  • Must be a U.S. citizen, U.S. permanent resident, or have asylee/refugee status as defined by applicable regulations.
Responsibilities
  • Partner with business stakeholders to understand supply chain planning requirements and recommend Oracle Fusion best practices.
  • Design and implement scalable Oracle Fusion Supply Chain Planning solutions with minimal customization.
  • Drive continuous process improvements across planning functions.
  • Serve as the functional subject-matter expert for Oracle Fusion Supply Chain Planning.
  • Lead business requirement workshops and solution design sessions.
  • Provide functional expertise in Demand Management, Supply Planning, Backlog Management, and Sales & Operations Planning (S&OP).
  • Collaborate with cross-functional teams including Supply Chain, Manufacturing, Procurement, Inventory, and Order Management.
  • Support business users by troubleshooting issues and identifying process improvements.
  • Gather, analyze, and document business requirements.
  • Configure Oracle Fusion Planning solutions and prepare functional design documents.
  • Support Conference Room Pilots (CRP), System Integration Testing (SIT), User Acceptance Testing (UAT), and production deployments.
  • Work with technical teams and Oracle Support to resolve issues and deliver enhancements.
  • Collaborate with cross-functional teams to deliver enterprise planning solutions.
  • Promote standardized planning processes and best practices across business units.
  • Support production issues, enhancements, and continuous improvement initiatives.
  • Share knowledge and mentor users on Oracle Fusion Supply Chain Planning capabilities.
Desired Qualifications
  • Oracle Fusion Supply Chain Planning certification.
  • Experience with Oracle Global Order Promising (GOP).
  • Experience with Oracle Redwood User Experience (UX) and AI-powered capabilities within Oracle Fusion Cloud.
  • Familiarity with Oracle AI features for Supply Chain Planning, including predictive insights, intelligent recommendations, and process automation.
  • Experience leading business workshops, user training, and knowledge transfer sessions.

About the company

AeroVironment designs and builds defense robotic systems for air, land, and space, including small hand-launched drones, high-altitude surveillance aircraft, and the Switchblade loitering munition. Its products operate as autonomous or semi-autonomous platforms with sensors, control software, and payloads, enabling reconnaissance and, for weapons-enabled models, targeted strikes. It differentiates itself by combining a deep unmanned-aircraft heritage with a growing multi-domain defense portfolio and strategic acquisitions to broaden capabilities into space tech, counter-UAS, and directed energy. Its goal is to become a broad defense-technology provider that wins large, long-term contracts by offering integrated, autonomous systems across multiple domains.

Company Size

1,001-5,000

Company Stage

IPO

Headquarters

Crystal City, Virginia

Founded

1971

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What believers are saying

  • September 9, 2026 revenue hit $480.5 million with $1.5 billion funded backlog.
  • LOCUST won a first international order over $50 million on September 8, 2026.
  • P550, Titan MS, and E-HEL bookings diversify growth beyond Raven and Switchblade.

What critics are saying

  • SCAR's March 2026 termination erased a $1.7 billion program and sparked a lawsuit.
  • Fiscal 2027 free cash flow stays negative as facility capex peaks across four states.
  • Boeing, Anduril, and cheaper drone suppliers pressure AVAV pricing and win rates.

What makes AeroVironment unique

  • LOCUST became the Army's first production high-energy laser contract on September 2, 2026.
  • BlueHalo and ESAero give AVAV space, cyber, directed energy, and UAS breadth.
  • AVAV's national manufacturing footprint and AV_Halo software stack tie systems together.

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Benefits

Health, Dental, & Vision

Health Savings Account

401(k) Account

Alternative Work Schedule

Educational and Tuition Assistance Programs

Employee Assistance Program

Sick Leave Donation

Time Off

Travel Assistance

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Headcount

6 month growth

9%

1 year growth

9%

2 year growth

14%
Overt Defense
Oct 9th, 2026
NIOA and AeroVironment Partner on Switchblade for Australia.

NIOA and AeroVironment Partner on Switchblade for Australia. Australia's NIOA Group and AeroVironment have entered a strategic partnership to introduce, sustain and expand AeroVironment's loitering munitions across Australia and New Zealand, the companies announced at the Land Forces exhibition in Australia. According to NIOA, the agreement "establishes a framework for cooperation across the AeroVironment portfolio, including the combat-proven Switchblade family of precision loitering munitions, and positions NIOA as AeroVironment's local partner for distribution, customer engagement, support and long-term capability development." The two firms stated the arrangement is intended to "support the introduction into service, sustainment and future growth of advanced loitering munitions capabilities across Australia and New Zealand." The partnership names NIOA as the regional point of contact for AeroVironment product distribution, customer engagement and sustainment. Both companies will "also explore opportunities to expand support and industrial capability in Australia," per the release, which pointed to a joint commitment to meet Australian Defence Force requirements and to examine local support, sustainment and future industrial capability development. The arrangement covers AeroVironment's broader portfolio including the Switchblade family of precision loitering munitions. Ben James, NIOA executive vice president for Australia and New Zealand, noted that the country's 2024 Guided Weapons and Explosive Ordnance (GWEO) plan, issued by the Australian military, called for introducing the Switchblade 300 into service with the Australian Army "by 2025," following an earlier acquisition announcement. "Combining NIOA's deep expertise in strategic munitions supply, manufacturing and support with AeroVironment's global leadership in loitering munitions and autonomous systems technology represents a significant win for both the ADF and in the integration of Australian and US industrial bases," James said. Justin McFarlin, AeroVironment vice president of international business development, said the partnership with NIOA combines "AeroVironment's combat-proven technologies with a trusted Australian defence industry partner to support customers, strengthen sovereign capability outcomes and establish the foundations for long-term growth across the region."

Man Monthly
Oct 7th, 2026
NIOA partners with AeroVironment.

NIOA partners with AeroVironment. Reading Time: 2 mins read NIOA and AeroVironment have announced a strategic partnership to support the introduction into service, sustainment and future growth of advanced loitering munitions capabilities across Australia and New Zealand. The partnership establishes a framework for cooperation across AeroVironment's portfolio, including the combat-proven Switchblade family of precision loitering munitions. It also positions NIOA as AeroVironment's local partner for distribution, customer engagement, support and long-term capability development. The agreement reflects a shared commitment to supporting Australian Defence Force requirements while exploring opportunities for local support, sustainment and future industrial capability development. NIOA Australia and New Zealand executive vice president Ben James said the partnership combined Australian strategic munitions leadership with world-leading technology. "The Australian GWEO Plan identified the acquisition and introduction into service of Switchblade as a key objective," he said. "Combining NIOA's deep expertise in strategic munitions supply, manufacturing and support with AeroVironment's global leadership in loitering munitions and autonomous systems technology represents a significant win for both the ADF and in the integration of Australian and US industrial bases." AeroVironment vice president international business development Justin McFarlin said operational success with loitering munitions was driving demand for the capabilities around the world, including Australia. "Through our partnership with NIOA, we are combining AeroVironment's combat-proven technologies with a trusted Australian defence industry partner to support customers, strengthen sovereign capability outcomes and establish the foundations for long-term growth across the region." The companies will also explore opportunities to expand support and industrial capability in Australia as demand for autonomous systems and loitering munitions continues to grow. The partnership covers AeroVironment's broader portfolio and is intended to support the introduction into service and ongoing sustainment of its capabilities across Australia and New Zealand. NIOA will serve as the local partner for distribution and customer engagement, while the companies work towards longer-term capability development and potential industrial opportunities in Australia. The partnership comes as Australia continues to develop its Guided Weapons and Explosive Ordnance capability and consider the role of autonomous systems and loitering munitions within future defence requirements. NIOA is exhibiting at Land Forces 2026 at stand #4G16 from 6-8 October.

Yahoo Finance
Sep 24th, 2026
AeroVironment and 2 automation stocks gain as rising rates boost demand for labour-saving tech

AeroVironment, a defence technology company specialising in autonomous uncrewed aircraft systems and loitering munitions, is attracting attention in the robotics sector. The company generates approximately $1.4 billion from Autonomous Systems and $584 million from Space, Cyber and Directed Energy operations. With a market capitalisation of $7.9 billion, AeroVironment's drone and autonomy platforms deploy physical AI for demanding military and government missions. Recent developments include the EHEL award, LOCUST international sale, and multiple Titan contract wins. Analysts note the company has shifted from anticipated to achieved inflection, though questions remain about future cash generation as new programmes absorb capacity. The company serves both US and international markets, with $1.4 billion in US revenue and $556 million internationally.

Yahoo Finance
Sep 16th, 2026
Cathie Wood's ARK buys more AVAV stock for second day, trims GOOGL stake again

Cathie Wood's ARK Invest purchased AeroVironment shares for the second consecutive day, adding 9,037 shares in the ARK Space Exploration & Innovation ETF on Tuesday. This followed Monday's purchase of 28,016 shares across two funds, bringing the two-day total to 38,053 shares. ARK simultaneously reduced its Alphabet holdings for the second straight day, selling 294 shares across two funds on Tuesday after offloading 38,273 shares Monday. The AeroVironment buying follows the defence technology company's strong earnings report, which showed record first-quarter revenue of $480.5 million and a $1.5 billion funded backlog, up 37% year-over-year. However, Jefferies lowered its AeroVironment price target to $204 from $229 whilst maintaining a Buy rating, citing lower peer multiples.

The Defense Post
Sep 16th, 2026
AV taps Attalon to provide high-energy laser systems for LOCUST weapon.

AV taps Attalon to provide high-energy laser systems for LOCUST weapon. AeroVironment (AV) is executing a long-term agreement with Attalon to obtain laser subsystems that will support the production and fielding of its high-energy laser systems at scale. The agreement centers on Attalon delivering its Valaris S laser subsystems for use across AV's expanding portfolio of high-energy laser programs, including its LOCUST weapon, which was cleared for US Army production and subsequently landed its first international customer this month. Alongside supplying its Valaris solution, Attalon is also expanding its production capacity, growing its skilled workforce, and adding capital equipment under a $15-million investment. "AV is proactively scaling our LOCUST production capabilities ahead of immediate demand, ensuring our defensive technologies are ready before the need arises," said Mary Clum, AV President of Space, Cyber, and Directed Energy. Valaris laser. Attalon unveiled its Valaris directed-energy solutions in August 2026, creating three variants to match different mission requirements. Valaris X is a coherently beam-combined system delivering 70-kilowatt (kW)-class power, scalable beyond 400 kW. Meanwhile, the Valaris S is a spectrally beam-combined mid-power system that can supply power within the 25- to 60-kW range. For missions requiring less power, the US company also developed the Valaris D dichroically beam-combined solution that can deliver 5- to 15-kW-class performance. The Valaris also incorporates the company's Kilowatt Interconnect (kWIC) Disconnect, a plug-and-play repair system that lets troops replace damaged laser components in the field.