Jobs at Decision Technologies, Inc.

Prepares and analyzes budgets, tracks costs and variances, evaluates financial proposals, coordinates funding activities, researches economic developments, produces executive summaries, and provides financial reporting and management support for a U.S. Navy weapons engineering and acquisition program.

Lead systems engineering for a U.S. Navy terminal defense program. Responsibilities include S&T roadmapping, fleet feedback and threat analysis, requirements and weapon specification development, combat-system integration, stakeholder alignment, and MBSE/digital engineering leadership. The role supports surface weapon systems such as RAM and CIWS and requires senior engagement with Navy program offices, warfare centers, OEMs, and national security stakeholders.

Develops and maintains provisioning and technical documentation for Navy SSDS and Integrated Combat Systems. Manages ICAPS packages, tracks technical data, supports SIDs, SCDs, ECPs, and problem reports, incorporates fleet feedback, and participates in technical reviews and ILS/IPS meetings. The role requires configuration and data management, coordination across multiple sites, on-site work in office or shipboard environments, and an active DoD Secret clearance.

Supports Navy terminal defense systems through combat system architecture, MBSE modeling, interface and requirements analysis, fire-control integration, modeling and simulation, test and evaluation, and engineering change assessments. The role integrates radars, missiles, launchers, and command-and-control systems, supports land-based and at-sea testing, and requires eligibility for a DoD Secret clearance. This is a fully onsite position in Arlington, Virginia, with limited travel under 10%.

Designs and evaluates shipboard systems on surface assets, specializing in electromagnetic interference and compatibility. Identifies system risks, recommends engineering corrections, and conducts performance evaluations for newly deployed systems. The role requires extensive shipboard research, development, testing, engineering, or integration experience, along with expertise in areas such as system performance, ship and deck operations, signatures, or EMI/EMC.

Leads acquisition and contract-management support for U.S. Navy weapons programs. Responsibilities include preparing acquisition documentation and procurement packages, managing multinational and international partner requirements, briefing senior leadership, tracking milestones, analyzing U.S. and foreign procurement regulations, and coordinating technical, logistics, schedule, and financial stakeholders. Supervises multidisciplinary contractor staff and ensures contract actions align with program baseline goals.

Develop and maintain Infrastructure as Code with Terraform, configure CI/CD pipelines, onboard development teams, monitor logs, resolve issues, and promote DevSecOps best practices for secure cloud systems supporting Department of Defense programs.

Manage classified and unclassified media, documentation, equipment, and inventory records supporting an NSWC branch. Duties include maintaining databases and vault repositories, conducting inventories, processing material requests, verifying clearance levels, preparing media for destruction or reuse, coordinating equipment disposal, producing reports, monitoring classified spaces, and delivering or receiving materials in accordance with security procedures.

Lead the design, implementation, certification, integration, and sustainment of secure Department of Defense GovCloud environments. Provide technical and programmatic support to senior leadership, lead cross-functional teams, integrate CI/CD capabilities, and apply Department of Navy acquisition, policy, organizational, technical, and RAISE cybersecurity requirements. The role also supports Navy acquisition organizations and requires communication with senior leaders and technical teams.

Supports a Navy Mission Systems program by analyzing complex systems, developing technical requirements and technology-insertion milestones, preparing engineering schedules and briefings, and tracking funding and labor expenditures. The role requires DoD C5I, acquisition, network integration, cybersecurity, Navy platform systems, and Modular Open Systems expertise. Responsibilities also include technical writing and, preferably, SharePoint administration and workflow automation using Power BI and Power Automate. This is a fully onsite Arlington or Washington, DC position with travel below 10%.

Supports the Program and Deputy Program Manager for a Navy systems engineering contract. Integrates software, hardware, networks, and applications across system development, including requirements, design, coding, testing, production, and maintenance. Applies systems engineering reviews, requirements decomposition, combat systems integration, risk management, program protection, technology readiness, and technical performance measures. The role is primarily on-site at Washington Navy Yard, with infrequent travel to naval facilities on the East and West Coasts.

Develop and enhance software solutions by analyzing user needs and applying computer science, engineering, and mathematical principles. Collaborate with project management, acquisition, logistics, and security teams to integrate hardware and software, develop specifications, and establish performance requirements. Maintain application databases and support Naval Sea Systems Command programs. The role is primarily onsite at Washington Navy Yard, with infrequent travel to naval locations on the East and West Coasts.

Supports U.S. Navy weapons engineering and acquisition programs through logistics planning, supply coordination, lifecycle logistics documentation, inventory management, budget modeling, asset management, and Integrated Logistics Support analysis. Develops technical briefings and fleet communications, resolves supply issues, supports engineering change proposals, and contributes to readiness and spares modeling. The role is fully on-site in Arlington, Virginia and requires eligibility for a DoD Secret clearance.

Support the Program and Deputy Program Manager for a large Navy contractor team. Lead systems engineering activities across software, hardware, and web-based systems, including requirements, design, integration, development, testing, maintenance, technical reviews, combat systems integration, risk management, program protection, and technology readiness assessments. The role is based primarily at the Washington Navy Yard with infrequent travel to naval locations on the East and West Coasts.

Develops and enhances computer and network software for Naval Sea Systems Command programs. Responsibilities include analyzing user needs, designing software solutions, integrating hardware and software systems, developing specifications and performance requirements, and maintaining application databases. The role supports program management and requires extensive experience with naval surface radar, electronic warfare, EO/IR, decoy, or laser software systems. Work is primarily on-site at Washington Navy Yard, with infrequent travel to naval locations.

Develops, validates, and maintains XML-based logistics and sustainment data for ground-based air defense systems. Translates logistics requirements into structured XML, supports integration with logistics and maintenance systems, maintains configuration control, conducts data quality audits, and contributes to provisioning, sparing, sustainment analysis, and lifecycle reporting. Coordinates with engineering, supply chain, configuration management, and logistics teams while supporting defense data standards and GBAD program deliverables.

Provide senior systems engineering support to Naval Sea Systems Command program management teams. Responsibilities include integrating software, hardware, networks, and web applications across the development lifecycle; supporting specifications, design, coding, testing, maintenance, technical reviews, requirements decomposition, combat systems integration, risk management, program protection, and technology readiness activities.

Provides cybersecurity engineering support to a NAVSEA contractor team. Responsibilities include implementing and monitoring cyber defense measures, assessing vulnerabilities, developing remediation strategies, maintaining security controls, responding to breaches, and ensuring compliance with cybersecurity policies and Assessment and Authorization requirements. The role is based primarily at the Washington Navy Yard, with occasional naval-centric travel to locations including Norfolk and San Diego.

Provide administrative and program support for a Navy Integrated Product Team managing radar and combat-system modernization. Responsibilities include budget and installation funding support, procurement and delivery tracking, fielding-plan development, Navy Modernization Process leadership, ship-change documentation, Navy Data Environment updates, availability planning, risk submissions, and participation in readiness assessments and configuration boards. The role requires Secret clearance, Navy modernization and budgeting knowledge, and less than 3% travel.

Develop, enhance, and maintain computer and network software and application databases. Analyze user needs, design software solutions, and collaborate with project management, acquisition, logistics, security, and other disciplines to integrate hardware and software systems and define specifications and performance requirements. Support Naval Sea Systems Command programs at the Washington Navy Yard, with infrequent travel to naval locations on the East and West Coasts.