The Quality Program Manager will develop and oversee a quality program for client programs and internal operations, ensuring deliverables meet quality standards and compliance, while driving continuous improvement initiatives.

Lead and oversee complex manufacturing operations in energetic materials production, focusing on process efficiency, safety compliance, and quality control.

The Electrical Engineer will design, commission, and construct electrical systems for chemical and energetics manufacturing. Responsibilities include creating design packages, troubleshooting systems, and collaborating with team members.

Develop electrical designs for building renovations, prepare technical design packages, conduct technical reviews, and collaborate with project stakeholders.

The Quality Engineer will support quality management in an ISO 9001:2015 environment, guiding quality control, auditing, documentation, and promoting safety while collaborating across departments.

The Senior Engineer will evaluate and support energetics processing, develop risk mitigation strategies, conduct hazard analyses, and mentor junior engineers.

The Mechanical Engineer will design and optimize mechanical systems for manufacturing, develop engineering solutions, and ensure compliance with standards.

The Combustion Engineer/Scientist will execute and lead projects related to combustion systems, troubleshoot equipment, and support EPA compliance and research efforts.

The Contract Administrator manages the full lifecycle of contract administration, ensuring compliance, mitigating risks, and collaborating with clients and internal teams.

Lead design and delivery of renovations, manage architectural projects, coordinate with teams, and ensure compliance with codes.

The role involves providing writing, editing, and communication support for a federal agency, including creating content and copyediting documents.

The Wetlands 404 Expert will assist clients with implementing Section 404 of the Clean Water Act, manage projects, draft permits, develop training, and support regulatory development.

Design, develop, and administer Power Platform solutions and SharePoint sites; gather requirements, automate workflows, perform data modernization (migrate lists to Dataverse), test, document, train users, and provide ongoing support and governance.

Provide onsite coordination and administrative support for a federal program, including scheduling, documentation, health & safety and QA assistance, onboarding, meeting preparation, and liaison duties with federal and contractor teams to ensure smooth program operations.

The Business Development Lead and Program Manager will drive Navy-related business growth, manage proposals, and oversee program management responsibilities while developing client relationships and engaging partners.

The role entails drafting and reviewing Clean Air permits, ensuring compliance with EPA regulations, mentoring staff, and managing projects.

The Software & Simulation Engineer will develop and evaluate software for military simulations, maintain test systems, and collaborate with engineering teams.

Develop mechanical designs for renovations at a federal site, prepare technical reports, and ensure compliance with codes and standards.

The Senior Mechanical Engineer is responsible for developing mechanical designs for renovations, managing projects, and ensuring compliance with regulations at federal sites.

The role involves designing, deploying, and optimizing Azure infrastructure components while ensuring compliance with security frameworks. It includes monitoring performance and offering technical support in a collaborative environment.