Jobs at ASEC, Inc.

Design, implement, secure, and sustain enterprise and tactical network infrastructure for Navy LVC training systems. Configure and maintain routers, switches, firewalls, load balancers, and network management systems in classified and unclassified environments. Ensure availability, monitor traffic, remediate vulnerabilities, support RMF compliance, and provide technical leadership during large-scale fleet and coalition training exercises. Up to 25% travel.

Administer Windows and Linux servers, virtualization (VMware/Hyper-V), enterprise storage, backup/recovery, and simulation software for Navy LVC training. Maintain RMF/STIG compliance, perform vulnerability remediation, support distributed training events, and provide operational support during major fleet exercises.

Support and maintain DoD information systems at NAS Fallon: implement system upgrades, integrate applications, perform vulnerability scanning (ACAS) and STIG evaluations, support RMF/ATO activities, apply DISA STIG configurations, manage AD/DNS and log aggregation, troubleshoot software and enforce compliance with DoD/NIST/FISMA requirements.

Maintain and support DoD information systems at NAWS China Lake: implement system upgrades, support RMF/ATO activities, perform vulnerability scanning (ACAS) and DISA STIG compliance, integrate applications, manage Linux/vCenter/Active Directory/DNS, troubleshoot software, and apply cybersecurity controls.

Secure, sustain, and optimize DoD training systems by performing system upgrades, integrating applications, and enforcing DISA STIG configurations. Support RMF/ATO activities and vulnerability scanning (ACAS), manage vCenter/VMware, Windows servers, Active Directory, DNS, and log aggregation. Troubleshoot software issues, implement technical controls, and ensure compliance with DoD RMF, FISMA, NIST 800-53, and DoD SRG requirements.

As a Communications Engineer, you will design and sustain advanced communication systems for aircraft, conducting analyses and leading technical projects.

The Weapons System Engineer supports development and lifecycle management of air-to-air weapons systems, conducting risk assessments and system integration across multiple platforms while coordinating with various stakeholders.

Lead systems engineering for design, integration, testing, and sustainment of complex Live, Virtual, and Constructive (LVC) training systems. Develop system architectures, interface requirements, and technical roadmaps; translate operational requirements into interoperable technical solutions across live platforms, simulators, networks, and mission systems. Oversee lifecycle requirements, integration, documentation, configuration management, and coordination with fleet stakeholders for large-scale distributed exercises.

The Training Expert will coordinate training programs, develop materials for MQ-4C Triton UAS operations, and support training for personnel. Requires strong communication and analytical skills.

As a Systems Engineer, support LVC architectures, manage system integration, and ensure compliance with technical requirements in DoD training environments.

Design, implement, secure, and sustain enterprise and tactical networks for Navy LVC training. Configure and maintain routers, switches, firewalls, load balancers, and monitoring systems. Support classified/unclassified networks, RMF and DISA STIG compliance, vulnerability remediation, and cybersecurity audits. Ensure network availability and rapid issue resolution during distributed training exercises and operational events.

The TacMobile PGS System Administrator will support IT systems for Navy operations, administer networks, provide troubleshooting, and manage system security and compliance.

The Senior Systems Engineer leads technical authority in weapons systems design, providing oversight, mentorship, and lifecycle support for the DoD's strike weapons program, collaborating across various communities.

As a Simulation Systems Engineer, you will support naval aviation training using simulation environments and troubleshoot technical issues for training systems, while also working at sea for deployments.

Support the APPA team by engineering solutions for LVC systems, ensuring integration, data management, and compliance with DoD standards while collaborating across teams.

Provide subject matter expertise on P-8A or EP-3 systems, advising on integration and testing, analyzing performance, and developing training materials with occasional travel.

The Training Expert will coordinate training programs for VUP/VP combat systems and develop training products, ensuring effective utilization of various intelligence systems.

The Simulator Aircrew SME for the F/A-18 ensures effective simulator-based training by managing requirements, developing test plans, and collaborating with active-duty Navy teams. Up to 20% travel is required for testing and development support.