The SETA Site Lead manages projects, requiring expertise in communication infrastructures and network topographies, along with strong leadership and analytical skills.

The Cyber Defense Specialist is responsible for incident response, threat analysis, using Splunk for data analysis, and mentoring junior analysts.

The Senior Network Engineer will design, configure, and maintain enterprise network infrastructures, oversee VLANs, VPNs, and enhance cloud integrations, while mentoring junior engineers.

The Business Financial Manager will provide financial support to Program Managers, maintain program portfolios, monitor financial systems, and assist with administrative tasks within a DoD agency.

Support DoD research by managing technology, engaging performers, reviewing deliverables, and leading calls regarding technical matters. Requires experience in military cyber operations and agents interaction.

The Release Train Engineer will support military acquisition programs, ensuring execution and integration of complex systems. Responsibilities include developing software plans, monitoring progress, budget analysis, and liaising with stakeholders.

Provide on-site support specializing in DevSecOps, focusing on collaboration, automation, documentation, and full software development lifecycle guidance.

The Budget Analyst will support financial management, develop budgets, monitor financial systems, and organize files for program-related documentation.

The Chief Scrum Master will lead agile transformation, coach teams, and ensure adherence to agile principles, while collaborating with stakeholders to align initiatives with business goals.

The positions support the USSF in developing military space capabilities. Roles include engineering and systems integration, requiring TS/SCI clearance.

The Chief Systems Engineer will lead systems engineering initiatives, manage system architecture, mentor teams, and drive technical decision-making for mission-critical systems.

Lead the development of cybersecurity products, manage security requirements, engage stakeholders, ensure product compliance, and oversee delivery in agile environments.

The Network Engineer is responsible for installing, upgrading, and supporting networks, interacting with various program managers, and managing communications systems for Special Access Programs.

The candidate will support DARPA's research in reverse engineering and vulnerability analysis, assessing technical progress and performing evaluations.

Design, develop, and install software solutions while adhering to DOD coding standards. Support application testing and certification for software programs.

Manage the B-21 Program, oversee construction projects, evaluate designs, ensure compliance, and present effective solutions. Requires 7+ years in Civil Engineering.

The Cybersecurity Engineer will act as an ISSO, ensuring compliance with cybersecurity policies, conducting risk assessments, and supporting system accreditation.

Responsible for managing a closed restricted network, performing installation and maintenance of systems, and ensuring security configurations on various servers.

The Systems Engineer will engage in program discussions, offer engineering expertise, manage tasks, and oversee program activities within the DoD and IC.

The Acquisition Analyst will assist in drafting acquisition strategies and manage business operations for contract execution while interfacing with stakeholders and supporting program reviews.