Jobs at Apogee

Supports SOF AT&L science and technology engineering activities, serving as a liaison to government counterparts. Reviews engineering processes, designs, specifications, cost estimates, schedules, proposals, change requests, waivers, and deviations. Conducts surveillance of design, development, and production efforts, analyzes performance trends, recommends corrective actions, and prepares executive-level briefings. The role also supports budgeting, contract modifications, acquisition processes, and technical decision-making.

Lead network integration and architecture for U.S. Space Force programs, bridging SDIN and meshONE-T networks. Advise mission partners, define technical requirements, assess costs and operational constraints, develop interconnection frameworks, and guide cybersecurity compliance and authorization boundaries. The role includes enterprise governance, executive briefings, technical documentation, stakeholder consensus-building, and coordination across design and engineering teams.

Supports NGA and DoD programs by integrating technical, programmatic, policy, and operational inputs for tactical ISR and geospatial systems. Manages cost, schedule, performance, requirements, configuration, risks, deliverables, meetings, experiments, demonstrations, and stakeholder engagement. Reviews reports, tracks action items, develops recommendations, and supports system engineering, interoperability, testing, data integration, and acquisition activities across government and coalition organizations.

Manages financial planning and execution for an Air Force NC3 sustainment program. Responsibilities include budget development and forecasting, variance and Earned Value Management analysis, financial reporting, funds tracking, audit readiness, financial modeling, funding documentation, database maintenance, and ad hoc financial assessments. The role supports acquisition reviews, government leadership briefings, financial exercises, and compliance with DoD financial management policies.

Supports NGA Mapping, Charting, and Geodesy programs across the full acquisition lifecycle. Develops acquisition and program documents, manages budgets and spend plans, performs cost analysis, coordinates procurement actions, facilitates meetings, tracks milestones and operational systems, maintains roadmaps, and advises government stakeholders on program risks and solutions. Requires extensive IC, DoD, or NGA acquisition and IT program management experience, with TS/SCI and counter-intelligence polygraph eligibility or completion.

Manage full lifecycle acquisition for complex government IT and services programs at NGA. Responsibilities include validating requirements, developing procurement packages and acquisition documents, creating schedules and financial plans, evaluating contractor proposals, monitoring contract performance, identifying issues, and recommending corrective actions. The role also serves as the primary author of complex SOWs and PWSs and provides acquisition expertise to program leadership.

Leads full lifecycle acquisition management for complex government IT and services programs at NGA. Responsibilities include validating requirements, developing procurement packages and acquisition documents, evaluating contractor proposals, monitoring contract execution, identifying performance issues, and recommending corrective actions. The role serves as the primary acquisition expert and author of complex SOWs and PWSs. This is an on-site position at Fort Belvoir requiring TS-SCI clearance and a counterintelligence polygraph.

Provides expert lifecycle acquisition and program management support to NGA’s Mapping, Charting, and Geodesy PEO. Responsibilities include acquisition planning, budgeting, cost modeling, requirements and contract documentation, milestone and risk management, stakeholder coordination, roadmap maintenance, Agile process improvement, and Major System Acquisition reporting. The role supports senior leadership briefings, financial planning, program execution, and operational issue resolution for complex government programs.

Leads full lifecycle acquisition management for complex government IT and services programs at NGA. Responsibilities include validating requirements, developing procurement packages, authoring SOWs and PWSs, evaluating contractor proposals, monitoring contract performance, and recommending corrective actions. The role is on-site at Fort Belvoir and requires extensive acquisition expertise, TS-SCI clearance, a CI polygraph, U.S. citizenship, and significant DoD or Intelligence Community experience.

Leads acquisition strategy development for complex government programs, including acquisition plans, Statements of Work, source selection approaches, cost-benefit analyses, technology insertion recommendations, and execution strategies. Coordinates technical, financial, and contracting support for government Program Managers, assists with MOU/MOA reviews, and processes Source 7600 agreements for NGA.

Provides lifecycle acquisition and technical program management support to NGA’s Mapping, Charting, and Geodesy PEO. Responsibilities include requirements analysis, procurement package development, program and budget execution, cost estimation, financial planning, contract monitoring, risk assessment, milestone coordination, roadmap maintenance, systems engineering integration, briefings, and audit readiness. Supports complex government programs from concept through deactivation while advising program managers and coordinating with government, contracting, financial, and technical stakeholders.

Manage the end-to-end software acquisition and asset management lifecycle for NGA, including requirements definition, market research, licensing strategies, procurement documentation, funding actions, compliance, billing, and stakeholder coordination. The role requires advising government leadership, managing software licenses and assets, and ensuring adherence to FAR, DFAR, NARI, and agency processes. This is an on-site position at Fort Belvoir supporting a DoD or intelligence community program.

Leads lifecycle acquisition and program management for a complex NGA GEOINT portfolio. Advises senior leadership, develops Major System Acquisition requirements and procurement packages, coordinates requirements, contracts, engineering, finance, and software asset management, manages risks and dependencies, supports governance and capability studies, and oversees contractor strategies for independent verification, validation, and system security. Requires extensive DoD or IC acquisition experience and expertise in GEOINT capabilities.

Supports full lifecycle DoD and intelligence-community acquisitions for NGA programs. Develops acquisition documents, cost estimates, business plans, schedules, and approval packages; coordinates with engineering, finance, and infrastructure teams; reviews deliverables; participates in program reviews; conducts risk analysis; and tracks cost, schedule, funding, performance, and milestones.

Manages lifecycle acquisition activities for NGA and DoD tactical ISR, DCGS, and PED initiatives. Oversees cost, schedule, performance, experimentation, demonstrations, deliverables, risks, requirements, stakeholder engagement, and program integration. Provides technical and acquisition analysis, recommendations, and implementation planning across government and partner organizations. The role is fully on-site at Fort Belvoir and requires advanced intelligence community experience and a TS/SCI clearance with Counterintelligence Polygraph.

Manage the full software acquisition lifecycle for NGA’s CJMTK program, including operation and maintenance, enterprise software licensing, cost and schedule oversight, governance support, requirements forecasting, and acquisition recommendations. Facilitate technical and programmatic meetings, prepare briefings and documentation, coordinate with NGA and external agencies, track action items, and support senior management reviews and DoD/IC acquisition processes.

Provides strategic lifecycle acquisition and technical program management support to NGA’s Mapping, Charting, and Geodesy portfolio. Responsibilities include acquisition planning, budgeting, cost estimation, program documentation, risk analysis, roadmap management, requirements coordination, milestone support, financial reporting, and senior leadership briefings. The role also supports Agile program management, contract and procurement activities, audit readiness, operational issue tracking, and integration across government program offices and external partners.

Lead lifecycle acquisition and program management for NGA GEOINT programs at Fort Belvoir. Responsibilities include strategic acquisition planning, requirements and procurement package development, cross-functional coordination, governance support, portfolio risk analysis, GEOINT capability studies, and contractor support strategy for independent verification, validation, and system security. The role advises senior government leaders and requires extensive DoD or Intelligence Community acquisition experience.

Leads lifecycle acquisition and requirements management for complex GEOINT government programs. Responsibilities include validating requirements, developing procurement packages, evaluating contractor proposals, monitoring contract execution, authoring acquisition documents, supporting GEOINT readiness activities, and conducting studies and assessments. The role requires extensive DoD or Intelligence Community acquisition experience, GEOINT knowledge, technical proposal evaluation expertise, and a TS/SCI clearance with counter-intelligence polygraph.

Provides full lifecycle acquisition support for GEOINT programs at the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency. Develops acquisition documents, cost estimates, business plans, schedules, software approval documentation, and program briefings. Coordinates with engineering, infrastructure, finance, and government program teams; reviews deliverables; analyzes risks; and tracks cost, schedule, funding, performance, and milestones. The role is full-time and onsite at Fort Belvoir, Virginia, supporting a contingent government contract.