Facts
as of Nov 15, 2026
Gray is a family-owned industrial design-build company headquartered in Lexington, Kentucky, providing construction, engineering, architecture, automation, specialty equipment fabrication and real estate services for complex industrial projects. Founded in 1960 by James Norris and Lois Howard Gray, it grew from a regional contractor into a national design-builder working in the food and beverage, manufacturing, data center, distribution, life sciences and advanced technology markets. It hires site and project managers, MEP and safety managers, project and quality engineers, schedulers, concrete technicians and construction, engineering and design interns.
It is hiring: 101 open roles, 27 of them posted in the last 30 days.
- Headquarters
- Lexington, United States
- Founded
- 1960
- Employees
- 1001-5000estimated range
- Open roles
- 101 in 17 citiesAlion job postings
- Website
- gray.com
As of Nov 15, 2026, Alion lists 101 open roles at Gray. Gray is headquartered in Lexington, United States. It was founded in 1960. The median pay stated in its open roles is $130k, across 18 postings that state pay.
Sources: company registers, GLEIF, Wikidata, the company's site, Alion job postingsReport a mistake
What the registers and the postings say about this employer.
Sanctions lists
OFAC SDN, EU consolidated
No match
Phishing reports
OpenPhish, Phishing.Database
None
Layoff notices
US WARN notices on file
None
Domain and mail securitygray.com · Nov 15, 2026
Spoofed mail (DMARC)
Monitors only (p=none)
Weak
Who may send its mail (SPF)
Other senders soft-fail (~all)
Weak
HTTPS certificate
Valid certificate · Google Trust Services
Good
HTTPS enforced (HSTS)
Enforced
Good
Security contact (security.txt)
No security.txt
Weak
Encrypted mail delivery (MTA-STS)
No MTA-STS policy
Weak
Signed DNS (DNSSEC)
Not signed
Weak
Certificate issuers (CAA)
Any authority may issue certificates
Weak
Sources: company registers, the Alion truth index, OFAC and EU sanctions lists, US WARN notices The domain: its DNS records, its site's headers and certificate.
Hiring steadily, with new roles every week.
Industrial Engineering is the largest family, 36 of open roles.
27Posted in 30 days27% of open roles are fresh
12%Remote roles12 of 101
2Roles in AI2% of open roles
17Hiring offices
Can they hire you from United States?by your location
Likely
133 open roles are in your country: you apply locally, no move needed.
United States133On site
Remote, from elsewhere12Rare
Some postings offer visa sponsorship. Remote roles: 12.
Time to fillmedian days to close a role
Gray27 days
Market, same roles37 days
Alion signals0-100
Demand23
Pay49
Your chance43
How badly they need people, whether they pay, how realistic getting in is.
Open roles over time−100%
Sep 28This week
Open roles a week: 106 then, 0 now
Where the openings areshare of open roles · trend
Industrial Engineering36
Management27▼
Operations16▼
Field & Service6▲
Early Careers5▼
Administrative5▲
Newest roles
Engineer, Quality$70k – $95k per year · In office · 2+ years exp · Associate's Degree · Seattle
Engineer, Quality$70k – $95k per year · In office · 2+ years exp · Associate's Degree · Lexington
What postings ask forlanguages named in open roles
Degree asked
Bachelor's Degree 74%Associate's Degree 21%High School Diploma 5%
Experience asked: 6.2 years on average, in 82 postings. 86 postings state a degree.
Benefits named in postingsshare of open roles
Professional development8786%
Contract type
Internship 14
Visa sponsorship in some rolesRelocation: none stated
Source: the company's careers site, read by Alion several times a day; market medians from all open roles of the same family
What its postings pay, by level.
$130kMedianmarket estimate $120k
$115k – $130kTypical rangeUSD a year
$155kHighest paying roleProject Manager - Commercial Construction (Issaquah WA, Lexington, KY or Atlanta, GA)
Pay by levelmiddle half of stated pay, median marked · dashed: market median $120k
Junior4$95k$90k – $95k
Middle6$130k
Senior6$125k$115k – $130k
$0$38k$75k$113k$150k
Source: the pay stated in the company's postings, normalised to USD a year
Named in the work visa registers of United States.
0H-1B filings in 12 months
1Green card filings
$138kMedian offered salary
In the register as Gray Solutions LLC, Lexington, KY (+1 more)
Other sponsors in the same field
US Department of Labor · latest filing Mar 24, 2026
Footprint
Hiring in 17 cities in 1 country.
17Cities
1Countries
LexingtonBusiest site
Source: office addresses in postings and company registers
Ranked #7 by open roles among its 11 closest peers.
Source: Alion's similar-companies engine (industry segments, technologies, headquarters country, size)
Technologies named in job postings at Gray over the last 12 months, by layer, with the share of postings for each.
9Technologies in use
24Postings analysed
66/100Stack modernity
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Source: the technologies named in the company's postings and on its site
Newsroom
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