Jobs at Advanced Technology Leaders, Inc.

Serves as the on-site engineer for installing, administering, securing, and authorizing EdgeRunner AI software across DoD networks. Coordinates RMF, STIG, ACAS, SCAP, and eMASS activities; manages hosts, accounts, patches, backups, and compliance evidence. Works with JOC personnel to identify automation opportunities, build AI agents and simple web views, prepare operational data, train users, and support system handoff. Classified-network support may include SIPR and JWICS installations.

Principal Engineer responsible for applying commercial and military radio hardware, mobile communications configuration, tactical radio operation, and electronic warfare knowledge. The role requires at least 10 years of relevant experience, RF or spectrum training documentation, strong Microsoft Office proficiency, and the ability to maintain a U.S. Government Top Secret clearance with SCI eligibility. Work is full-time in a classroom and office environment with no expected travel.

Leads network engineering activities for government networks, including infrastructure installation, upgrades, repairs, security administration, performance optimization, user access management, monitoring, and troubleshooting. The role provides hardware and software purchasing input, collaborates with government personnel, and requires supervisory experience, a bachelor’s degree, CCNA and Security+ certifications, and an active Secret clearance.

The Senior Systems Administrator administers Microsoft networks and systems, including servers, workstations, remote administration, GPO, backups, recovery, monitoring, collaboration platforms, datacenter infrastructure, cloud services, virtualization, SANs, and asset management. The role provides advanced remote troubleshooting and customer service in a classroom and office environment. It requires maintaining required certifications and a U.S. Government Top Secret clearance with SCI eligibility.

Provides administrative support to PM MAGTF C2 leadership and staff by managing calendars, staffing records, travel coordination, action tracking, correspondence, access requests, onboarding, and personnel documentation. The role requires at least three years of administrative support experience, proficiency with Microsoft Office, Teams, and SharePoint, and a government-issued Secret security clearance. Minimal corporate travel may occur.

Provide adult-learning cyber instruction for the U.S. Army Cyber School, develop and validate government-owned cyberspace operations curriculum, support classroom and operational testing, and facilitate learner-centric training. The role requires experience conducting cyberspace operations, penetration testing or red-team operations, container technologies, agile development, and military or intelligence-community environments. Instructors must maintain Top Secret clearance eligibility, deliver training in classroom and lab settings, and occasionally support shifted hours for range operations.

Develops MEP construction documents and 3D Revit models, leads BIM coordination, performs clash detection, resolves design conflicts, and maintains drafting standards. Conducts site visits to verify conditions, supports construction and manufacturing phases, and communicates with clients and project stakeholders. Requires advanced Revit proficiency, knowledge of MEP systems and building codes, and experience with AutoCAD, ACC/BIM 360, Navisworks, and Bluebeam. The role is full-time and on-site or hybrid in Little Rock, Arkansas.

Develop and support virtual cyber range environments for U.S. Army Cyber School instruction. Responsibilities include configuring, managing, and implementing network and host systems; supporting instructors and students; ensuring training environment functionality; conducting assessment and analysis; and working with cybersecurity tools, virtualization, containers, scripting, operating systems, network traffic, and red-team operations.