Jobs at BTS Software Solutions, LLC

Analyzes current and future foreign missile technologies, capabilities, vulnerabilities, advanced weapons, technical data, and tactics. Forecasts foreign ground, maritime, aerospace, and missile force developments; evaluates technology transfers and dual-use technologies; collaborates with engineers and scientists on nuclear weapons processes; and conducts supply chain vulnerability and procurement analysis. Independently develops rigorous qualitative and quantitative research approaches, reviews analytic products, and communicates findings across organizational boundaries.

Assess the cybersecurity posture of USMC defense programs, analyze foreign cyber capabilities and emerging technologies, identify network and intelligence gaps, gather publicly available information, and evaluate battlespace risks. Produce concise analytic reports and briefings using structured analytic techniques while addressing information assurance, computer network defense, computer network attack, collection requirements, and rules of engagement.

Analyzes current and future foreign lethal and non-lethal weapon systems, assessing capabilities, vulnerabilities, production, stockpiles, deployment, proliferation, and effects on U.S. and Coalition forces. Produces rigorous qualitative and quantitative intelligence products for national security, defense, and acquisition communities. Reviews analytic work for sound methodology, clear arguments, tradecraft standards, and evidentiary support while working independently across organizational boundaries.

Conduct all-source intelligence analysis of foreign military C4ISR capabilities, operations, exercises, networks, sensors, early-warning systems, and modernization trends. Use SIGINT, GEOINT, OSINT, HUMINT, and ELINT to assess foreign tactics, doctrine, readiness, vulnerabilities, technology transfer, and impacts on U.S. military operations. Develop rigorous analytic products, research approaches, and assessments with minimal oversight.

Analyzes foreign lethal and non-lethal weapon systems, assessing capabilities, vulnerabilities, production, stockpiles, deployment, proliferation, and impacts on U.S. and Coalition forces. Develops rigorous qualitative and quantitative analytic approaches, researches emerging tradecraft methodologies, evaluates analytic products, and prepares findings for national security, defense, and acquisition communities. Works independently across organizational and intelligence-community boundaries with minimal oversight.

Assess the cybersecurity posture of USMC defense programs, analyze adversary capabilities and cyber threats, identify network risks and intelligence gaps, gather publicly available information, and evaluate battlespace effects. Produce concise analytic reports and briefings using structured analytic techniques, assess network and infrastructure vulnerabilities, and support information assurance, computer network defense, and computer network attack rules of engagement.

Conducts intelligence analysis of foreign and non-state denial and deception activities, including efforts to manipulate evidence, influence perceptions, and impair U.S. intelligence collection. Develops rigorous qualitative and quantitative research approaches, evaluates analytic products for tradecraft standards, identifies knowledge-management issues, and communicates findings across organizational and intelligence-community boundaries. Works independently with minimal oversight and applies advanced analytic methodologies to support high-level mission requirements.

Conduct all-source intelligence analysis of foreign military C4ISR capabilities, including command and control, communications, sensors, networks, early warning, exercises, operations, modernization, and vulnerabilities. Use SIGINT, GEOINT, OSINT, HUMINT, and ELINT sources to assess foreign military doctrine, readiness, technology transfer, acquisition trends, and impacts on U.S. operations. Produce and review rigorous analytic products independently.

Conduct all-source intelligence analysis of foreign military ground forces, missile technology, precision weapons, and lethal and non-lethal weapon systems. Assess capabilities, vulnerabilities, production, deployment, proliferation, technology transfers, and impacts on U.S. and coalition forces. Produce analytic reports, assessments, studies, and briefings; apply IC and DoD classification procedures and structured analytic techniques; and collaborate with engineers, scientists, and modelers.

Develops ISR policies, guidance, tactics, techniques, and procedures; creates multi-INT collection strategies and plans; coordinates ISR asset employment across conventional and special operations; updates planning documents, CONOPs, EXORDs, synch matrices, and requirements; incorporates lessons learned; reviews collection effectiveness; and supports collection managers and intelligence stakeholders in the USCENTCOM area of responsibility.

Develop, maintain, enhance, test, debug, and integrate complex software systems based on documented requirements. Analyze user and system requirements, design algorithms and database interfaces, resolve defects, improve development processes, and produce technical documentation. Higher levels lead multiple software teams, oversee quality control, coordinate installations, select development processes, recommend technologies, and manage programming and testing responsibilities.

Analyze complex hardware systems supporting SIGINT customer operations. Responsibilities include developing hardware requirements and specifications, designing system components, procuring and testing equipment, providing preventive and remedial maintenance, conducting site surveys, preparing engineering and installation documentation, configuring computers and network devices, supporting deployments, and resolving operational hardware issues. Level 1 engineers also develop installation schedules, train site personnel, and prepare technical design packages and site reports.

Provides implementation, troubleshooting, maintenance, monitoring, and configuration of IT systems and infrastructure. Delivers Tier 1 and Tier 2 support, resolves server, storage, network, mobile-device, hardware, and software issues, and communicates escalations to management and customers. Manages UNIX and Windows operating systems, configures network components, optimizes system performance, performs capacity planning, and supports system architecture and complex integration problems at Level III.

Prepares, reviews, revises, and maintains complex technical documentation for hardware, software, systems engineering, operations, testing, and end users. Creates installation, configuration, code, implementation, training, and user documentation. Researches technical information, collaborates with engineers and developers, interprets technical drawings, maintains documentation libraries, and ensures compliance with NSA DS-89 standards. May lead documentation projects and review other writers’ work.

Develops and manages system requirements, architectures, designs, technical documentation, integration plans, and verification strategies for complex government systems. Coordinates hardware, software, facility, and personnel requirements; supports configuration control, risk management, testing, certification, and accreditation. Provides technical leadership and communicates with government stakeholders, program teams, and executives. Level II responsibilities additionally include DoDAF architecture implementation, SOA solutions, baseline management, JCIDS documentation, interface coordination, and quantitative system performance analysis.

Designs, tests, documents, and reverse-engineers integrated circuits, microelectronic components, ASICs, FPGAs, and related firmware for signal-processing applications. Supports hardware modification for government requirements, develops P&R design flows, integrates tools and libraries, and coordinates engineering work. Senior levels lead designs, mentor engineers, develop reverse-engineering procedures, and oversee component de-processing and firmware retrieval.

Design, develop, integrate, prototype, and troubleshoot custom radio and RF hardware for national security missions. Responsibilities span RF architecture, analog and digital circuits, PCB development, FPGA integration, embedded processors, board bring-up, RF characterization, and system-level testing. The engineer collaborates with software, cybersecurity, FPGA, and systems teams while using laboratory equipment to validate and debug advanced communications capabilities.

Support integration, verification, validation, and delivery of complex hardware/software systems for national security missions. Develop test and integration plans, coordinate cross-functional engineering activities, track requirements and technical issues, document system architectures and configurations, and create test reports, operating procedures, user manuals, and training materials. Support acceptance, functional, regression, and field testing while managing interfaces, risks, dependencies, baselines, and corrective actions.

Develop, modify, and debug low-level embedded firmware for sensors, gimbals, motors, optics, actuators, and other electromechanical systems. Integrate hardware and firmware across embedded processors, microcontrollers, imaging systems, and control subsystems. Troubleshoot hardware and firmware issues using laboratory equipment, interpret schematics and datasheets, and support advanced national-security platforms. Desired work includes motor control, stabilization, embedded Linux, RTOS, bare-metal development, sensor integration, bootloaders, and existing firmware modification.

Develop modern front-end applications for modeling and simulation, hardware-in-the-loop, engineering, and test environments. Build interfaces for system configuration, data visualization, simulation control, and interaction with physical or simulated hardware. Integrate applications with real-time data and backend services, collaborate with engineers and technical users, and translate complex workflows into effective user interfaces for national security missions.