Jobs at Barbaricum

Support Palantir implementation teams by training and mentoring intelligence analysts, embedding with user groups, developing dashboards and use cases, troubleshooting platform issues, staffing help desk functions, and communicating product feedback to engineering teams. The role requires Palantir platform experience, intelligence operations expertise, strong communication skills, U.S. citizenship, TS/SCI eligibility, and up to 25% domestic and international travel.

Supports Palantir implementation teams by training and mentoring intelligence analysts, embedding with user groups, developing dashboards and use cases, troubleshooting platform issues, staffing help desk functions, and communicating product feedback to engineering teams. The role requires Palantir platform experience, intelligence operations knowledge, TS/SCI eligibility, U.S. citizenship, and up to 25% domestic and international travel.

Conducts qualitative and quantitative social science research, information environment assessments, audience and influence network analysis, and psychological operations evaluations. Develops data collection plans, measures of performance, visualizations, reports, and senior-level briefings to support military operational planning and national security decision-making. Requires collaboration with combatant commands, intelligence professionals, planners, and operational leaders.

Conduct all-source intelligence analysis by integrating classified and unclassified information from multiple disciplines. Develop tradecraft-compliant assessments, reports, briefings, and intelligence products supporting operations, targeting, planning, and strategic decisions. Apply quantitative and qualitative analysis, OSINT methodologies, advanced analytic platforms, and AI/ML-enabled tools to identify threats and trends. Advise stakeholders, support capability validation, lead complex analytical projects, and mentor junior analysts.

Develop and support software engineering efforts across the development lifecycle for Naval Surface Warfare Center Code MXM. Apply programming concepts and modern Agile, DevOps, and DevSecOps methodologies to electromagnetic spectrum operations mission engineering, modeling, and testing activities.

Provides intelligence expertise supporting Naval Surface Warfare Center Code MXM’s electromagnetic spectrum operations mission engineering and analysis. Assesses Joint, DoD, Naval, and adversary force capabilities in complex environments, applies intelligence tradecraft, and supports mission engineering and test activities. Requires an active DoD Secret clearance, U.S. citizenship, a bachelor’s degree or formal military/DoD intelligence training, and 10–14 years of related intelligence experience.

Supports Naval Surface Warfare Center mission engineering by applying data science, statistics, machine learning, data mining, graph algorithms, and operations research to electromagnetic spectrum data. Builds and maintains data pipelines and analytical systems, performs statistical investigations, supports software integration and testing, develops scripts and APIs, and converts large datasets into decision-quality insights.

Establishes and sustains NIFC-EW and Live, Virtual, and Constructive environments supporting Naval and DoD electromagnetic spectrum modeling and simulation. Plans and executes LVC events, integrates constructive engines and simulators, supports hardware-in-the-loop applications, fuses weather and sensor data, evaluates modeling tools, analyzes electronic warfare gaps, and develops future environment requirements. The role also supports combat-system interfaces and requires site visits to multiple government and contractor locations.

Lead systems engineering requirements analysis, derivation, management, and traceability for hardware and software development supporting Naval and DoD mission engineering. Execute SETR processes, develop verification strategies and RTVMs, apply model-based systems engineering, perform root cause analysis, and coordinate with logisticians, product-support specialists, DoD sponsors, and engineering IPTs.

Leads software and firmware development for DoD systems, automated test sets, RF instrumentation, and digital signal-processing applications. Designs object-oriented software, develops instrument drivers and automated test algorithms, produces engineering documentation, debugs and reverse-engineers code, performs module testing and peer reviews, and manages development in Git-based Linux and containerized environments. The role provides technical leadership while supporting classified EMSO mission engineering and test activities.

Conducts mathematical and computer simulation modeling, statistical investigations, and analytical assessments supporting electromagnetic spectrum operations. Develops computational electromagnetic, atmospheric propagation, swarming, signal-processing, and machine-learning models. Researches advanced modeling tools, performs technical reviews, develops algorithms, and applies data analytics to complex naval, defense, and joint kill-chain mission engineering problems.

Support Palantir implementations by training and mentoring analysts, embedding with user groups, building dashboards and use cases, staffing help desk and troubleshooting, and communicating product feedback to engineering to ensure customer success.

Embed with intelligence users to train, mentor, and support Palantir platform adoption. Troubleshoot issues, build dashboards and use cases, staff help desk, and liaise with engineering to improve product and user workflows. Travel to customer sites and brief stakeholders as needed.

Administer and modernize government program management portals and relational databases. Develop and support database applications, CAC-enabled web/cloud collaboration tools, and automated workflows. Ensure security and compliance, perform testing, backups, migrations, reporting, documentation, and provide user training and stakeholder collaboration to improve program management efficiency.

Provide network administration, IT, and cybersecurity support for DoD systems at Aberdeen Proving Ground. Duties include installation, maintenance, patching, lifecycle upgrades, asset inventory, documentation, ATO/POA&M/IAVM compliance, system troubleshooting, user support, and coordination with stakeholders to ensure secure, accredited, and resilient IT environments.

Support Palantir implementations by training and mentoring analysts, embedding with user groups to understand workflows, developing dashboards and use cases, troubleshooting via Help Desk, and coordinating feedback with Palantir engineering to ensure operational success.

Support SOCOM and Joint Staff by enhancing C2 systems and Common Operational Picture tools, train users on COP/OAI/CCIR/TADL, participate working groups, analyze operational technology gaps, and collaborate with regional GSSE and Joint Task Forces to synchronize mission support.

The Database Administrator will manage, optimize, and secure mission-critical databases, ensuring compliance with DoD standards and supporting data operations.

Provide first-line technical support for TRADOC G2 operations, troubleshooting technical issues, and ensuring system functionality as per DoD standards.

The Knowledge Manager will develop strategies for knowledge sharing and collaboration at TRADOC, manage knowledge databases, and ensure compliance with DoD policies.