Jobs at Augustine Consulting, Inc.

Serves as a technical authority supporting Army tactical network and Nett Warrior systems. Conducts advanced design, analysis, testing, troubleshooting, systems integration, and engineering documentation. Advises government program teams on software, SDKs, APIs, ATAK, interoperability, technical requirements, data packages, and RMF processes. Supports enabling terrain-shaping capabilities on the Nett Warrior platform and operates independently with minimal supervision.

Supports the Government Test Lead in planning, coordinating, executing, analyzing, and reporting software and systems test activities for an Army enterprise information system. Develops test strategies, plans, scenarios, cases, criteria, traceability, coverage assessments, and reports; evaluates test effectiveness, risks, and outcomes; and advises stakeholders on testing methodologies, governance, release readiness, and deployment. Requires collaboration across government, contractor, technical, functional, and program leadership teams.

The Policy Analyst will support PM Soldier Survivability by executing policy tasks, coordinating with multiple agencies, and developing logistics documentation while providing senior-level expertise in life cycle logistics management.

Provide comprehensive information security support across multiple disciplines (INFOSEC, OPSEC, COMSEC, TEMPEST, SAP, physical/security clearances). Maintain personnel security files, process clearances/access, validate compliance, support SCIF accreditation, conduct security briefings, exercises, and inspections, and assist with emergency/continuity and force protection activities.

Deliver New Equipment Training (NET) for software-defined, legacy, and COTS tactical radios (HMS and other systems). Facilitate in-person and virtual instruction, conduct Train-the-Trainer and testing support, maintain training materials, coordinate logistics, manage classroom setup and equipment, track TTPs, and maintain AI/PI certifications and recertifications per PM TR standards.

The Project Manager leads project teams, develops strategic plans, communicates with senior leadership, and coordinates with subcontractors for government contracts.

The Contracts Management Analyst will plan and execute contracts for a Department of War customer, develop acquisition documents, track deliverables, and assist with contract oversight and management processes.

The Human Resources Analyst will manage training and development tracking, maintain HR systems, handle PII, and prepare reports.

The Administrative Manager oversees daily operations, manages manpower functions, supervises staff, implements office policies, and ensures compliance with regulations.

The Project Manager supports government programs, creating project plans, managing teams, and resolving risks while communicating with leadership.

The Project Manager leads programmatic support for PEO IEW&S projects, develops strategic project plans, communicates with leadership, and manages project teams, ensuring alignment with scope and resources.

The Graphic Designer will lead visual concept creation, direct multimedia production, manage graphic deliverables, and support communication materials while ensuring quality control and adherence to branding standards.

The Logistics Analyst manages logistics functions affecting production, procurement, distribution, inventory, and property management while performing data analysis and optimizing supply chain efficiency.

The Logistics Analyst supervises logistics functions, maintains databases, analyzes data for supply chain efficiency, resolves discrepancies, and optimizes support for inventory management.

The Financial Systems Analyst will design and implement financial systems, analyze financial data, and provide training and support to users. They will collaborate with various departments and ensure compliance with regulations.

The Logistics Analyst supervises warehouse functions, manages equipment records, tracks supplies, ensures inventory accuracy, and prepares shipments. Responsible for maintaining logistics systems and improving data quality and maintenance management.

The Computer Systems Analyst conducts business analysis for software and processes, evaluates IT systems, coordinates projects, and provides data for business applications. Responsibilities include requirements analysis, testing, and enhancing IT systems while ensuring compliance with organizational policies.

The Operations Analyst will identify and solve operational challenges, conduct technical analysis, produce documentation, and coordinate senior leadership meetings, while recommending improvements to performance and efficiency.

Responsible for planning and executing contracts for the Department of War, developing contract documents, tracking deliverables, and overseeing contract oversight activities.

The Logistics Analyst manages logistics functions including procurement, inventory, and data analysis to support government projects, ensuring supply chain efficiency.