Jobs at AIS (Applied Information Sciences)

Design, build, and maintain scalable analytics pipelines and dashboards for a federal law enforcement mission. Gather requirements, integrate disparate data sources, optimize SQL and ETL/ELT, ensure data quality and governance, and communicate findings to stakeholders while mentoring engineers and supporting continuous improvement.

Operate and tune SIEM and Azure/M365 security tooling to detect, investigate, and remediate security events. Build alerts, dashboards, and reporting templates; serve as an escalation point for complex incidents. Collaborate with DevOps and vendors, document procedures, perform vulnerability monitoring, and support audit and prevention-focused SOC initiatives. Weekend/holiday shift with some weekday coverage.

The Program Manager will lead the management of a Private Sector Clearance Program, coordinating cross-functional teams, engaging stakeholders, and ensuring program delivery in a high-visibility environment.

The Solution Architect will lead the architecture and delivery of enterprise applications using Microsoft Power Platform and Azure services, ensuring alignment with business goals and adherence to technical standards.

Design, build, and lead enterprise Power Platform solutions (Power Apps, Power Automate, Dataverse, Power BI). Drive architecture, integrations, PCF and C# extensibility, DevOps/ALM, governance, stakeholder workshops, troubleshooting, and documentation while mentoring teams and shaping platform strategy for a federal client.

Design, build, test, and maintain full-stack web applications for a federal client using C#, .NET, ASP.NET, Entity Framework, SQL Server, and React. Develop secure, scalable backend APIs, responsive front-end interfaces, integrate third-party services, remediate vulnerabilities, participate in SDLC activities, and collaborate with clients and teammates on architecture, performance, and deployment.

The Data Engineer will develop and maintain scalable data solutions for law enforcement, focusing on high-volume data pipelines and backend services.

As a SOC Engineer Tier 2, you will ensure secure operations in Azure and M365 environments, manage security events, and develop monitoring tools. Responsibilities include security architecture, SIEM management, and collaborating with IT professionals on vulnerabilities.

Lead engineering, implementation, and support of Exchange Online and hybrid identity solutions. Design mail flow and hybrid configurations, execute large-scale migrations, troubleshoot identity and mail routing issues, create migration runbooks and documentation, and mentor junior engineers while coordinating with architects, security, and stakeholders.

Design, implement, and migrate sensitive federal workloads to secure, scalable Azure Government cloud architectures. Lead IaC/CI-CD automation (Terraform, ARM), containerization (Kubernetes/AKS, Docker), security/compliance (NIST/FedRAMP), stakeholder consulting, capacity planning, and mentor junior engineers.

Analyze and reverse-engineer mobile malware (Android/iOS), identify C2, persistence, payloads and IOCs, develop detection signatures and tooling, produce MITRE ATT&CK-mapped reports, and collaborate with forensics and cyber teams to support federal national-security missions.

Design and lead enterprise cloud architectures to modernize, secure, and optimize mission-critical systems. Guide global cloud strategy, collaborate with engineers and security teams, implement scalable, resilient, and compliant cloud infrastructure, and advise executives on long-term technology direction.

The Incident Management Lead directs enterprise-wide incident response, manages advanced cyber defense operations, and guides teams in cybersecurity threat responses.

Support availability, performance, monitoring, and incident response for enterprise cloud platforms. Ensure production readiness (diagrams, dependencies, monitoring/logging, backups, HA). Detect and remediate exceptions, hardware/network degradation, resource spikes, and slow responses using metrics (MTTR, MTTF). Develop technical solutions, lead initiatives, and follow secure engineering and documentation practices for a federal program.

Perform intelligence analysis and produce written and visual findings to support fraud and corruption investigations. Compile and analyze diverse data sources, build profiles and link analyses, support subpoenas/affidavits, provide on-site analytical assistance, and collaborate with investigators and task forces to develop actionable leads and support prosecutions.

The Senior Microsoft Cloud Engineer leads the design and implementation of secure collaboration capabilities across Microsoft cloud, focusing on external identity management and data protection controls.

The Vice President of Commercial Growth & Strategy will drive revenue through strategic leadership, sales alignment, talent development, and market execution while ensuring high-quality service delivery and client satisfaction.

Support a 24/7 cyber watch: review and classify incoming complaints and threats, perform research and all-source analysis, ensure data quality and compliance, provide preliminary incident assessments, and offer technical/administrative guidance to maintain operational and reporting standards.

Lead architecture and design of scalable, distributed, secure cloud-native systems. Define standards, guide development teams, troubleshoot production issues, implement CI/CD and automated tests, mentor engineers, collaborate with DevOps, and support delivery within Agile/SAFe frameworks. Requires occasional East Coast travel.

Architect and implement secure, scalable cloud infrastructure and data pipelines. Design/deploy reusable Terraform modules, provision Kubernetes clusters, onboard apps with Helm/FluxCD, implement Cloud IAM, build Azure DevOps CI/CD, design cloud networking (VNets, private endpoints, DNS, App Gateway, Front Door, APIM), deploy multi-region workloads, test failover/DR, and automate governance.