Jobs at ENSCO Inc.

Leads business development, capture, and proposal efforts for high-value Federal Government contracts across space, cyber, and advanced technology portfolios. Builds relationships with government stakeholders and industry partners, conducts market intelligence, guides technical solution development, and coordinates cross-functional proposal teams. Requires extensive Federal procurement experience, space-domain expertise, regular travel, U.S. citizenship, and an active DoD Top Secret clearance with SCI eligibility.

Designs and supports CI/CD pipelines, automated deployments, GitOps workflows, Kubernetes environments, Helm releases, and software delivery toolchains across multiple security-sensitive environments. Integrates security scanning and compliance controls, troubleshoots platform and deployment issues, supports releases and rollbacks, and collaborates with software, AI, systems engineering, cybersecurity, and operations teams. Requires a technical bachelor’s degree, 8+ years of relevant experience, U.S. citizenship, and eligibility to obtain a DoD Secret clearance.

Analyze cybersecurity telemetry and detection coverage for Defensive Cyberspace Operations supporting U.S. Space Force mission systems. Map threats to MITRE ATT&CK, develop detection logic and visualizations, validate security data pipelines, identify visibility gaps, and support purple-team and threat-emulation activities. Document risks and corrective actions, provide operator guidance, and collaborate with cyber operations, intelligence, engineering, and mission stakeholders. The role is on-site in Colorado Springs and requires up to 10% travel.

Manage engineering, testing, research, and training projects for the railway industry, overseeing test plans, budgets, logistics, P&L, stakeholder communication, and project teams.

Advise government leadership on MILSATCOM backhaul and network transport architectures. Develop requirements, CONOPS, interface documentation, and technical performance parameters; assess contractor solutions, system trades, interoperability, risks, and network performance. Coordinate integration with DISA, DoD enterprise networks, prime contractors, and operational users. Support acquisition, design reviews, testing, verification, and operational acceptance while mentoring technical teams.

Leads software systems engineering and integration for secure DoD space mission applications. Defines requirements, interfaces, architecture, verification strategies, test objectives, and technical artifacts; oversees deployments in classified and air-gapped environments; coordinates Government teams and contractors; supports DevSecOps delivery, cybersecurity compliance, cross-domain data movement, risk assessments, and integration readiness. Mentors engineers and presents technical recommendations to stakeholders.

Designs and maintains CI/CD pipelines, deployment automation, GitOps workflows, Kubernetes environments, Helm charts, and software delivery toolchains. Integrates security scanning and compliance controls, supports releases across multiple security environments, troubleshoots infrastructure and deployment issues, and collaborates with software, AI, systems engineering, cybersecurity, and operations teams supporting secure space mission capabilities.

Leads end-to-end technical integration for a critical satellite control mission capability. Connects operational needs, architecture, acquisition, prototyping, testing, cybersecurity, transition, fielding, and sustainment. Advises government and corporate executives, coordinates senior subject-matter experts, resolves cross-program technical risks, develops decision products and technical direction plans, and aligns independent programs toward mission delivery. This senior individual-contributor role requires strong defense or space systems experience, executive communication, and influence without formal supervisory authority.

Lead systems engineering, acquisition, architecture, technical baseline, trade study, and integration activities for military satellite communications and related space systems. Coordinate government, industry, and operational stakeholders; support CONOPS, mission planning, technical reviews, program risk tracking, digital engineering, and acquisition decisions. The role requires extensive DoD acquisition experience, SATCOM systems expertise, and an active Top Secret clearance with SCI eligibility.

Lead cybersecurity and systems engineering for military satellite communications modernization. Develop technical requirements, acquisition documentation, roadmaps, risk assessments, and integration plans. Coordinate cryptographic key management, COMSEC/TRANSEC planning, certification, testing, and security activities across government, contractor, and mission partners. Support technical baseline reviews, vendor evaluations, executive briefings, and deployment activities for secure space and ground communications systems.

Supports U.S. government Protected Tactical SATCOM acquisition and system-of-systems integration and test. Responsibilities include assessing contractor assembly, integration, and test activities; evaluating spacecraft, payload, ground-system, and interoperability risks; reviewing technical performance, requirements, compliance documentation, and test readiness; tracking anomalies and program risks; and providing technical recommendations to government leadership. The role is onsite in El Segundo, California and requires the ability to obtain a DoD Secret clearance.

Leads business development, capture, proposal development, market analysis, and customer relationship efforts for high-value Federal Government and Intelligence Community contracts. Provides technical leadership across systems engineering, modeling and simulation, sensor management, detection, and intelligence fusion. Builds agency and industry partnerships, maintains the business pipeline, aligns R&D with opportunities, and guides cross-functional teams toward successful contract awards.

Lead end-to-end delivery and customization of complex railway technology solutions, managing requirements, scope, schedules, budgets, resources, risks, customer communications, installation, deployment, and service handoff. Coordinate engineering, production, procurement, and field service teams while overseeing technical requirements, configuration control, change management, project documentation, and resolution of critical issues. The role requires domestic and international travel of up to 15–20%.

The role involves software integration for embedded avionic systems, requiring test software development, formal requirements-based test procedures, and system-level testing in a lab environment.

Leads mission-level systems integration across independently governed defense and space programs. Defines shared capability outcomes, reconciles architectures and interfaces, synchronizes milestones and dependencies, establishes integration agreements, drives technical forums and executive decisions, and aligns testing, cybersecurity, training, sustainment, and fielding. The role influences senior stakeholders without formal authority and delivers decision-ready tradeoffs, risk reduction, and coordinated warfighter capability delivery.

Leads mission-level systems integration across independently governed defense and space programs. Defines shared capability outcomes, reconciles architectures and interfaces, maps dependencies and milestones, establishes integration agreements, coordinates demonstrations and testing, and prepares executive trade-space decisions. The role influences senior stakeholders without formal authority and aligns cybersecurity, operations, training, sustainment, production, and fielding activities to deliver usable warfighter capabilities.

Design, review, and verify FPGA implementations: analyze requirements, review designs and implementations for coverage, and create tests and simulations (Questa or similar) to verify requirements for avionics systems.