Jobs at Culmen International

Supports the AFCAP VI Program Management Office and serves as the designated alternate to the Program Manager. Coordinates task orders, dispersed teams, subcontractors, and functional leads; monitors cost, schedule, staffing, quality, safety, security, procurement, risks, and deliverables; supports compliance, reporting, stakeholder communication, mobilization, and 24/7 mission response. Assumes full Program Manager responsibilities during absences to maintain contract continuity and performance.

Leads an Air Force contract and Program Management Office overseeing task orders, staffing, deployments, subcontractors, security, procurement, quality, safety, property, cost, schedule, and performance. Manages geographically dispersed CONUS and OCONUS operations, rapid mobilization, compliance with government and DoD requirements, customer relationships, risk reporting, and 24/7 responsiveness. Ensures deployed personnel meet clearance, training, medical, qualification, and readiness standards.

Provides senior acquisition and program management support to USSOCOM programs in a SETA environment. Responsibilities include developing acquisition documentation, coordinating procurement planning, preparing requirements and solicitation materials, tracking procurement actions, conducting market research, monitoring program performance, and advising Government APMs and senior leaders on acquisition strategies, risks, alternatives, and compliance with federal and defense acquisition regulations.

Supports NGA Research’s ORTA team with R&D program planning, budget formulation, acquisition assistance, funding execution, program documentation, technology transition, and communications. Responsibilities include managing cost, schedule, and performance considerations; drafting statements of work, contracts, and technology-transfer agreements; supporting intellectual property and export-control matters; and producing internal and external publications, web content, releases, and reports.

Build and lead federal sales for MOSAICS, developing government customers, identifying mission-driven technology opportunities, managing the full sales cycle, shaping use cases and solutions, and expanding adoption. The role requires selling software, data, analytics, or technology solutions to U.S. Government customers while engaging mission, technical, acquisition, and executive stakeholders. It also involves translating customer needs into repeatable offerings and contributing to product and market strategy.

Leads airport Screening Partnership Program transitions from incumbent providers or TSA to Culmen. Coordinates recruiting, vetting, training, badging, onboarding, facilities, equipment, scheduling, staffing, risk management, and operational readiness across multiple stakeholders. Develops transition plans, contingency strategies, readiness trackers, and milestones, validates Day 1 preparedness, and supports post-transition stabilization and handoff.

Supports the management and oversight of domestic and international projects and portfolios involving radiological security. Maintains work plans, tracks milestones and funding, prepares policy analyses, briefings, and reports, coordinates with federal agencies and international partners, responds to information requests, and assesses partner training needs. The role requires strong project organization, communication, presentation, documentation, and customer-interfacing skills, along with DOE Q clearance eligibility.

Leads project finance for an international government-contracting portfolio, overseeing EACs, forecasting, billing, receivables, accruals, project accounting, funding, cash, financial reporting, and contract closeout. Advises division leadership, manages finance personnel, identifies financial risks, supports proposals and program transitions, and ensures accurate Costpoint setup and invoicing. The hybrid role is primarily remote with periodic work or travel to Alexandria, Virginia.

Provides senior acquisition program management and SETA support to USSOCOM programs and ACAT Level III projects. Develops acquisition plans, baselines, alternatives analyses, requirements, statements of work, procurement documentation, and sole-source justifications. Facilitates acquisition planning, tracks procurement actions, conducts market research, evaluates COTS technologies, and advises on solicitation methods under FAR, DFARS, and SOF acquisition regulations. Work is performed on-site at Fort Belvoir, Virginia.

Design, develop, integrate, test, deploy, and sustain secure full-stack applications for USPACOM targeting and mission-planning workflows. Build operator-facing interfaces, backend orchestration and recommendation services, secure integrations, auditability controls, and resilient services for classified environments. Collaborate with operators, subject matter experts, data engineers, security teams, and government stakeholders while translating complex operational processes into explainable, human-controlled software.

Designs, develops, integrates, tests, deploys, and sustains secure full-stack applications for USPACOM targeting and mission-planning workflows. Builds operator-facing interfaces, backend workflow and recommendation services, system integrations, auditability, access controls, and resilient services for classified environments. Collaborates with military operators, subject matter experts, data engineers, security teams, and government stakeholders while translating complex operational processes into transparent, reviewable software.