Jobs at Fuse Integration

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.

Support definition, architecture, integration, and de-risking of tactical communication systems across hardware, software, networking, and RF. Plan and execute integration/tests, capture expected vs observed behavior, maintain traceability, and support verification and corrective actions.

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.

Lead development, integration, and demonstration of tactical communications and networking systems. Serve as primary customer interface, manage budget/schedule/scope, lead risk/resource planning, establish PM processes, support proposals, and ensure DoD security alignment while engaging operators and stakeholders.

The Project Engineer is responsible for technical planning and execution for customer programs, managing requirements, schedules, and integration activities across various teams to deliver solutions.

Lead capture and business development for DoD customers: develop capture strategies, manage proposals, build client/partner relationships, conduct market and competitive analysis, drive revenue and pipeline, and support DoD acquisition efforts. Requires travel (25–50%).

Design, implement, monitor, and troubleshoot security measures for Fuse and DoD networks. Respond to security incidents, test and remediate vulnerabilities, implement IA controls under DoD RMF, support change management, and collaborate with development teams using scrum practices. Administer virtualized and Linux systems and configure network and communications applications.

Support the PMO by maintaining schedules, data, reports, dashboards, and tools. Use AI and analytics to automate tasks, surface risks, and produce actionable insights. Communicate with stakeholders, identify information gaps, and help translate complex technical activity into organized project controls, reporting, and workflows.

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

Lead and define DevSecOps strategy and secure cloud/on-prem platform architecture. Architect CI/CD, container hardening, security automation (SAST/DAST/SCA), observability, and compliance (STIG). Oversee infrastructure, mentor teams, and integrate emerging tools including AI into pipelines to support mission-critical deployments.

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.