Jobs at Entarian

Designs, builds, tests, and maintains enterprise middleware, APIs, data integrations, workflows, and streaming interfaces across Navy logistics systems. Responsibilities include replacing a legacy ESB, developing data models and transformations, creating responsive monitoring interfaces, applying secure integration practices, supporting migrations and production troubleshooting, and documenting technical solutions. The role collaborates in an Agile environment and requires periodic travel.

Designs, builds, tests, and maintains enterprise middleware, APIs, data models, workflows, and streaming integrations across Navy logistics systems. Evaluates and replaces legacy ESB solutions, integrates REST APIs, databases, file transfers, messaging platforms, and COTS/GOTS systems, and develops responsive monitoring interfaces. The role also supports secure authentication, DevSecOps, data migration, technical documentation, production troubleshooting, and legacy cutovers in collaboration with cross-functional teams. Periodic travel of at least four times annually is required.

Designs and supports secure DevOps platforms for Navy and federal systems. Responsibilities include developing GitLab CI/CD pipelines, Terraform infrastructure, Kubernetes automation, cloud networking, hardened images, risk assessments, security-control validation, infrastructure testing, troubleshooting, documentation, and Agile delivery. The role requires cloud DevSecOps experience, container orchestration, infrastructure automation, continuous delivery, DoD security compliance, an active Interim Secret clearance, Security+ certification, and quarterly plus occasional travel.

Gather and analyze business, functional, and system requirements for the Navy Standard Integrated Personnel System II. Conduct stakeholder interviews, workshops, process mapping, and data analysis; document requirements, use cases, process models, and interfaces; maintain traceability; support IPTs, design reviews, testing, acceptance criteria, process improvements, and government briefings.

Develop RF processing software and integration gateways connecting scientific code with computing infrastructure for Air Force research missions. Build API-first software implementations and large-scale automated numerical regression testing systems. The role supports space weather, ionosphere, RF communication, radar, and scientific data applications, with work performed on-site or hybrid at Kirtland AFB.

Lead interdisciplinary computational science and software engineering teams supporting AFRL space warfare programs. Direct technical and programmatic efforts involving space weather modeling, space environment analysis, RF systems impact assessment, and program execution. Coordinate work across technical disciplines in a hybrid environment, support business development, and manage contract-funded initiatives. The role requires an active Secret clearance, extensive software and systems engineering experience, and up to 30% travel to Albuquerque, New Mexico.

Manage DoD Risk Management Framework accreditation activities for a Navy information system, including IATT and ATO packages, vulnerability scanning, POA&M tracking, security documentation, risk assessments, and compliance monitoring. Support AWS GovCloud systems, DevSecOps teams, system authorization, STIG remediation, security controls, and coordination with DISA, Fleet Cyber Command, and technical stakeholders. Maintain system security posture and provide risk reports, mitigation recommendations, and status briefings.

Develop and maintain operational space weather scientific software for AFRL. Responsibilities include translating science algorithms into applications, coding, integrating systems, conducting full lifecycle development, supporting cloud-native and DevSecOps practices, reverse-engineering scientific code, and collaborating with customers and stakeholders on requirements.

Provides logistics and product support for Army PEO programs, including lifecycle sustainment planning, logistics documentation, milestone reviews, budget processes, audits, fielding synchronization, property accountability, and overseas equipment reporting. Advises on Army regulations, policies, internal controls, logistics requirements, and resource planning while coordinating with program offices and senior management.

Provide on-site customer service and monitoring support for NOAA satellite systems in a 24/7 operations facility. Responsibilities include identifying and reporting satellite data anomalies, creating and tracking tickets, documenting activities, resolving customer inquiries, monitoring issues through resolution, attending meetings, and collaborating with network teams and management. The role requires rotating 12-hour shifts and includes training on specialized systems.

Facilitates Agile ceremonies and ART events, coaches teams toward self-management, supports backlog refinement and estimation, removes systemic impediments, tracks Agile metrics, and coordinates dependencies. The role promotes Lean-Agile principles, psychological safety, continuous improvement, and alignment with Program Increment objectives. It requires a current DoD Secret clearance, SAFe or Scrum Master certification, proficiency with Jira and Confluence, proximity to specified offices, and quarterly travel to Navy facilities.

Provides onsite system administration and IT support for NOAA satellite mission ground systems. Responsibilities include troubleshooting anomalies, managing Windows and Linux systems, installing software and patches, maintaining hardware and software inventories, configuring alerts and reports, coordinating system changes, following configuration-management processes, and providing rotating emergency support. The role also documents procedures, supports quality assurance, and collaborates with government technical leads and satellite operations teams.

Supports logistics for a U.S. Space Force program by overseeing material flow from acquisition through delivery, managing warehousing and government property, maintaining auditable records, coordinating domestic and international shipments, conducting inventories, and supporting materials management databases. The role requires compliance with FAR/DFARS, coordination with cross-functional teams, handling Government/Contractor Furnished Equipment, and approximately 10% travel to DoD and other facilities.

Supports Navy cybersecurity Assessment and Authorization activities for classified information systems. Develops and maintains RMF artifacts including SSPs, SARs, and POA&Ms; manages eMASS or MCCAST packages; supports security reviews and IV&V; conducts continuous monitoring; addresses vulnerabilities and STIG requirements; and presents accreditation packages to authorizing officials and security control assessors.

Supports the design, deployment, testing, sustainment, and fielding of enterprise and tactical Marine Corps networks. Responsibilities include Cisco SD-WAN operations, network troubleshooting, site surveys, equipment installation, interpreting engineering plans, and supporting CONUS and OCONUS deployments. The role requires an active Secret clearance, CCNA certification, extensive technical experience, and travel of 25% to 35%.

Leads engineering and IT processes across DoD enterprise IT programs, including architecture, DevSecOps, MBSE, cybersecurity, cloud services, SAP, software engineering, integration, and SDLC activities. Manages technical teams, supports solution design and business development, advises clients, drives continuous improvement, and ensures successful delivery of IT solutions and support services. The role requires active Secret clearance and substantial DoD systems engineering and senior leadership experience.

Designs and integrates secure enterprise IT architectures supporting Marine Corps and DoD environments. Maintains solution intent and technical baselines, traces requirements to compliance rules, guides infrastructure and security enablers, develops technical roadmaps, refines backlogs, and maps system dependencies. The role supports SAFe planning, solution integration, and the Lead Solution Architect while coordinating with program and enterprise architecture stakeholders.

Designs and integrates secure enterprise IT architectures supporting Marine Corps and Naval environments. Manages solution intent, technical baselines, traceability, interoperability, infrastructure and security enablers, technical roadmaps, backlog refinement, capability decomposition, and dependency mapping. Collaborates with program managers, release train engineers, and enterprise architects using SAFe practices to support high-cadence system-of-systems delivery.

Supports RAM&T activities for the fielded Ground-based Midcourse Defense system at Fort Greely. Manages failure records, investigates maintenance discrepancies, performs failure analysis, supports FRACAS and reliability modeling, identifies recurring failures and trends, and provides technical recommendations to improve system readiness. Coordinates with field technicians, engineering, maintenance, and sustainment teams to resolve technical issues and maintain accurate system documentation.

Supports sustainment and lifecycle engineering for the fielded Ground-based Midcourse Defense system. Responsibilities include component obsolescence tracking, technology refresh planning, technical assessments, documentation review, maintenance analysis, and coordination with engineering, logistics, and maintenance teams to resolve system issues and maintain operational readiness. The role requires an engineering-related bachelor’s degree, hardware systems experience or knowledge, technical analysis skills, and an active Secret clearance.