Jobs at Fuse Integration

Leads Department of Defense customer programs developing, integrating, demonstrating, and deploying communications and networking technologies on airborne platforms. Manages cost, schedule, technical requirements, engineering teams, customer relationships, demonstrations, field events, proposals, and strategic portfolio growth. The role requires experience with complex technical systems, DoD development processes, airborne platforms, systems integration, testing, networking, project management tools, and security requirements.

Lead DoD Risk Management Framework authorization activities across system development, testing, authorization, and operations. Develop and maintain ATO/IATT packages, SSPs, POA&Ms, security control documentation, and assessment evidence in eMASS. Analyze NIST, DISA STIG, vulnerability, and configuration requirements; coordinate with ISSMs, ISSOs, SCAs, AOs, engineers, and government stakeholders. Support continuous monitoring, system changes, vulnerability remediation, security assessments, and secure configuration guidance across Linux, Windows, network, and virtualized environments.

Supports the planning, implementation, monitoring, troubleshooting, and upgrading of cybersecurity controls for DoD systems and networks. Responds to security incidents, identifies vulnerabilities, supports RMF compliance, configures firewalls and Linux systems, and administers virtualized environments. The role also participates in change management, agile planning, code reviews, and secure communications network design and testing.

Manage Fuse’s NSA-registered COMSEC account, including cryptographic keys, CCI, equipment, inventories, reporting, secure storage, transport, audits, incident response, SOPs, and training. Serve as COMSEC subject-matter expert and Alternate FSO while supporting classified programs, SAP/SCI activities, engineering teams, field deployments, and government compliance reviews. The role is primarily onsite in San Diego with occasional local and CONUS travel.

Leads integration, validation, modeling, simulation, experimentation, and operational evaluation for complex tactical communication systems. Develops validation strategies, test objectives, readiness criteria, and evidence-based recommendations. Identifies architectural gaps, interface mismatches, integration risks, and root causes while coordinating across software, networking, RF, cyber, hardware, and systems engineering teams. Supports mission demonstrations and communicates system readiness, residual risk, and delivery confidence to technical and program leadership.

Creates, edits, and maintains technical documentation such as user guides, release notes, procedures, FAQs, and knowledge articles. Collaborates with engineers, product managers, and subject-matter experts to gather technical information and translate it into clear, audience-appropriate content. Maintains documentation standards, repositories, version control, and document management processes while incorporating stakeholder feedback and meeting deadlines.

Leads strategic sourcing, procurement, supplier management, and supply chain strategy for aerospace and defense electronics programs. Owns supplier selection, negotiation, performance, risk mitigation, cost reduction, material availability, and cross-functional alignment with Engineering, Operations, Programs, and Finance. Supports NPI, production planning, bids, make-or-buy decisions, and supply chain transformation while mentoring supply chain staff. Requires extensive experience with DoD programs, regulated manufacturing, electronic components, contract manufacturing, and defense contracting requirements.

Leads network architecture and engineering for airborne, maritime, and ground tactical systems. Designs secure networks using HAIPE, IPsec, TLS, routing protocols, virtualization, and military communications technologies. Translates requirements into architectures, supports design and testing, ensures DoD RMF compliance, and provides technical governance for complex programs. The role also mentors teams, engages customers and operators, evaluates emerging technologies, supports business development, and contributes to strategic roadmaps and engineering briefings.

Supports capture strategies and business pursuits by researching federal procurement markets, analyzing competitors and industry trends, and helping prepare proposals, bids, and presentations. Collaborates with engineering, finance, and operations teams to align proposals with client requirements and company capabilities. Also contributes research and insights for trade shows, conferences, and other business development activities.

Lead a team to design, analyze, and document complex communications systems. Oversee mechanical systems for military applications and support integration with software and networks.

The DevOps Engineer II will develop and manage complex software systems, maintain CI/CD pipelines, and ensure deployment across platforms. Responsible for design reviews, automation scripts, and troubleshooting, alongside working with Project Management on release schedules.

Design, develop, and sustain mechanical systems and enclosures for tactical communications products. Create and maintain mechanical drawings, BOMs, and assembly instructions; run trade studies, prototyping, testing, vendor interactions, and integration with electrical/software teams. Support production, test planning, and operational deployments with limited travel.

Design, develop, and sustain mechanical systems and enclosures for tactical communications products. Create drawings, BOMs, assembly instructions, and prototypes; perform trade studies, testing, vendor interactions, and integration with electrical, software, and production teams. Support test planning and operational support; limited travel may be required.

The Outside Sales Representative engages with US Department of Defense customers to promote products, build relationships, and close sales, with a focus on delivering tailored solutions and customer satisfaction.