Jobs at 2 Circle Inc.

Supports USAF B-1 sustainment and acquisition programs by managing cost, schedule, performance, risks, resources, documentation, and IPT coordination. Develops acquisition, logistics, and sustainment strategies for hardware and software upgrades, participates in technical and programmatic reviews, and recommends risk mitigation approaches. The role requires onsite support at Tinker AFB with telework flexibility and intermittent domestic travel.

Leads pricing and contract-negotiation efforts for major Air Force programs. Develops pricing negotiation memoranda, business clearance positions, leadership briefings, budgets, schedules, and proposal evaluations. Supports classified acquisition projects, technology transitions, program risk analysis, and contract execution while coordinating reviews and advising senior government leadership. The role requires extensive defense acquisition experience, U.S. citizenship, an active Secret clearance with Top Secret eligibility, and involves four to six annual trips.

Supports developmental testing of the JASSM-XR cruise missile, including test strategy, TEMP and test-plan development, readiness reviews, aircraft integration, flight-test monitoring, instrumentation and telemetry assessment, data analysis, and technical reporting. Coordinates with Government offices, contractors, test organizations, and aircraft platforms to identify risks and provide recommendations. Requires on-site support at Eglin Air Force Base and an active TS/SCI clearance.

Manages risk and opportunity processes for Air Force weapons acquisition programs across development, testing, production, and fielding. Advises Government leadership, maintains risk assessments and registers, develops mitigation strategies, supports schedule and acquisition reviews, evaluates technical and manufacturing readiness, and translates technical challenges into cost, schedule, and operational impacts. Coordinates with contractors, engineers, testing organizations, and production stakeholders while briefing senior decision-makers.

Serves as a technical advisor to OUSD R&E leadership, supporting research and development across military systems, cyber, electronic warfare, optics, materials science, electromagnetics, and technology transition. The role requires preparing written documentation and briefings, providing operational and technical analysis, and working independently in an on-site Arlington, Virginia environment with TS/SCI clearance.

Serves as technical authority for long-range weapon systems, translating operational requirements into system architectures and subsystem specifications. Owns interfaces, verification criteria, traceability, configuration control, integration, testing, and lifecycle decisions across weapon variants. Supports production readiness, supplier evaluations, alternate-source qualification, obsolescence planning, engineering change proposals, cost and schedule analysis, and sustainment decisions. The role is performed onsite in a secure classified environment at Eglin AFB.

Senior Supply Chain Manager supporting Air Force weapon-system acquisition programs. Assesses supplier capabilities, delivery schedules, production risks, and mitigation strategies while partnering with program management, engineering, and contracting teams. The role requires extensive defense supply-chain experience involving supplier operations, production planning, logistics, procurement, risk management, and DoW acquisition processes. Candidates must be U.S. citizens able to obtain and maintain a Secret clearance, with travel up to 10% annually.

Provides program, systems engineering, acquisition, and operational analysis support for Department of Defense weapons-system programs. Responsibilities include collecting and interpreting technical data, assessing performance and technical risks, tracking schedules and status, preparing reports and presentations, and communicating with government stakeholders. The role also supports systems integration, configuration management, quality assurance testing, and acquisition resource management.

Serves as a senior technical advisor to OUSD R&E leadership on research and development. Provides expertise across military systems, cyber, electronic warfare, optics, materials science, electromagnetics, and technology transition and fielding. Leads technical analysis, documentation, reporting, and briefings while supporting mission-critical Department of Defense initiatives. The role requires on-site work in Arlington, Virginia, a doctoral degree, substantial DoD experience, strong communication skills, and TS/SCI clearance.