Jobs at Advanced Technology Leaders, Inc.

Supports daily, monthly, and year-end accounting operations, including accounts payable and receivable, invoicing, general ledger maintenance, reconciliations, payroll support, expense management, budgeting, financial statement preparation, and reporting. The role maintains accurate financial records, processes payments, analyzes financial data, supports government contracting reports, and handles confidential information while assisting the Finance Manager and collaborating with internal stakeholders.

Configures, troubleshoots, installs, and maintains Cisco networking, voice, security, cryptographic, server, power, cabling, and related classroom/lab equipment. Delivers training in professional classroom and office environments, performs preventative maintenance, and supports strategic and tactical equipment. Requires lifting equipment over 40 pounds, standing and bending for extended periods, and maintaining a U.S. Government Top Secret clearance with SCI eligibility.

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.

Provides classroom, laboratory, simulation, and field instruction for Army Ordnance School ammunition specialties. Develops and updates lesson plans, administers tests, supports students, maintains training equipment, performs safety and security checks, and contributes to Program of Instruction revisions. Requires certified ammunition MOS expertise, military instructor training, at least three years of technical and tactical training experience, Microsoft Office proficiency, and successful completion of a government NACI background check.

Provides logistics support for EOD operations, including equipment account management, Defense Logistics Agency acquisitions, and Air Force logistics processes. The role requires extensive EOD and active-duty logistics experience, NAVSCOLEOD graduation or equivalent, a minimum senior EOD badge, and the ability to obtain and maintain a Secret security clearance. Minimal corporate-support travel may be required.

Manages military logistics and warehouse sustainment operations, including requirements planning, inventory and property accountability, container management, deployment transportation, hazardous-material documentation, and warehouse problem resolution. The role requires knowledge of DoD and Army logistics regulations, GCSS-Army, DLA disposal procedures, and deployment programs. Duties also include operating heavy forklifts and trucks, supporting procedures and SOPs, delivering training, coordinating with military and contract representatives, and maintaining a current Secret clearance.

Supports military training department operations by preparing briefings, correspondence, spreadsheets, data downloads, and system inputs. Tracks training statistics and suspense actions, coordinates classroom and facility scheduling, and secures external resources such as buses and vessels. Requires experience supporting senior military headquarters operations, Army administrative standards, Microsoft Office, and large-organization data tracking. Minimal corporate-support travel may occur, and successful completion of a government NACI background check is required.

Provides classroom, simulation, virtual, and field training for tracked vehicle repair and self-propelled artillery maintenance. Develops and updates lesson plans, Programs of Instruction, manuals, and training materials; conducts testing, counseling, remedial assistance, and course administration. Maintains training equipment, performs PMCS, records faults, and prepares learning environments. Requires military technical qualifications, hands-on tracked vehicle repair experience, instructor credentials, Microsoft Office proficiency, and cyber training or defense program experience.

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.