Jobs at Integration Innovation, Inc.

Administers cloud and on-premises IT systems, including virtual and physical machines, servers, operating systems, databases, and infrastructure. Provides technical support to users and cyber teams, manages patches, upgrades, security controls, Active Directory, Azure DevOps repositories, and RMF compliance. Monitors system performance, coordinates with vendors and application teams, supports configuration and release management, and mentors junior staff.

Designs, develops, integrates, and tests RF subsystems for threat-simulator seekers. Analyzes emerging RF seeker threats and communicates findings to internal and external stakeholders. The role requires RF subsystem and front-end design, component modeling and simulation, antenna experience, and laboratory testing. Preferred experience includes anechoic chamber operations, radar digital signal processing, beamforming networks, Keysight ADS, spectrum analyzers, and MATLAB.

Develops and maintains lifecycle sustainment plans and logistics documentation for Department of Defense acquisition programs. Supports Integrated Product Support activities, logistics analyses, maintenance and provisioning planning, fielding, transition to sustainment, and risk mitigation. Coordinates with program managers, engineers, contracting personnel, and other stakeholders, participates in program reviews, and prepares reports and briefings. Requires DoD lifecycle logistics expertise, an active Secret clearance, and on-site work in Huntsville, Alabama.

Administer hybrid Azure and on-premises infrastructure, including virtual machines, storage, networking, backups, disaster recovery, security controls, monitoring, and AKS clusters. Automate cloud provisioning with Terraform, support application migration and Azure DevOps repositories, troubleshoot infrastructure issues, and document system architecture. The role requires an active Secret clearance, U.S. citizenship, relevant certifications, and onsite availability near Redstone Arsenal.

Designs, models, and verifies RF and mixed-signal subsystems for radar seeker threat simulators. Supports RF, analog, and digital hardware verification; derives subsystem requirements; analyzes emerging RF seeker threats; and reports findings. Requires expertise in radar waveforms, antennas, beamforming, digital signal processing, RF laboratory testing, and electromagnetic simulation tools. The role also supports reverse engineering and analysis of missile seekers, target detection, and guidance systems.

Provides administrative and operational support to a UAS business management division. Responsibilities include executive calendar management, scheduling, travel coordination through DTS, meeting and event support, correspondence preparation, information request processing, office supply management, facility coordination, and tracking action items. The role requires professionalism, discretion, strong organization, effective communication, and the ability to support senior government personnel while managing multiple priorities.

Develop and maintain real-time 6DOF guidance, navigation, and control simulations for missile and flight vehicle applications in hardware-in-the-loop environments. Implement simulation algorithms, support hardware control and data processing, conduct performance analyses, build automated execution workflows, and create reporting and visualization tools. Collaborate with multidisciplinary engineering and test teams, translate requirements into simulation capabilities, support verification, and present technical findings.

Analyzes financial and program data for recurring reports, cost-benefit studies, alternatives analysis, ROI, cost estimation, and budget formulation. Develops program briefs covering mission, status, schedules, and financial requirements; conducts planning studies and provides recommendations and budgeting guidance. Supports the Naval Research Laboratory’s Tactical Electronic Warfare Division and requires an active Top Secret clearance and U.S. citizenship.

Develop and maintain the frontend and backend of a web-based virtual development and simulation environment for DoD customers. Responsibilities include software design, full-stack development, automated unit and integration testing, configuration management, code maintenance, Agile collaboration, and potentially leading development activities. The role is performed on-site in Huntsville, Alabama and supports secure government environments.

Develops command-and-control and autonomy software for uncrewed platforms supporting DoD customers. Responsibilities include software architecture, flight-critical development, automated unit and integration testing, configuration management, code maintenance, and Agile delivery. The role requires collaboration with development teams, adherence to software safety practices, and leadership of small to mid-sized teams in an on-site Huntsville environment.

Manage and coordinate software releases across interconnected autonomy software projects and multiple Agile vendor teams. Responsibilities include organizing release schedules, tracking testing and validation, coordinating with government project leadership, and supporting field deployment. The role requires extensive Microsoft Project scheduling, Atlassian tool familiarity, customer-facing communication, and active Secret clearance. This is an in-office Huntsville, Alabama position with less than 20% CONUS travel.

Develops command-and-control and autonomy software for uncrewed platforms and web-based interfaces. Responsibilities include software design, flight-critical development, architecture reviews, documentation, automated unit and integration testing, code maintenance, merging, and configuration management within an Agile team supporting a DoD customer. The role is conducted in-office in Huntsville, Alabama, includes less than 10% domestic travel, and requires the ability to obtain and maintain a Secret clearance.

Supports enterprise-level systems engineering, systems integration, mission engineering, and model-based systems engineering for Department of Defense customers. Develops and maintains SysML, UML, and UAF models; performs requirements analysis, architecture development, interoperability studies, trade studies, verification and validation, integration planning, test planning, and scenario-based simulation analysis. Provides technical briefings, reviews engineering artifacts, advises leadership, and supports complex C4ISR, offensive fires, and air and missile defense programs.

Develops and delivers classroom and tactical-lab training for missile weapon systems, including Aegis, Tactical Tomahawk, Typhon, and SM6. Creates and maintains curricula, lesson plans, assessments, student materials, and critical task lists aligned with current military doctrine. Provides instruction on system capabilities, operations, maintenance, and tactical employment; evaluates student performance and supports training program development. Requires extensive missile-system operational experience, instructional expertise, U.S. citizenship, Secret clearance eligibility, and frequent travel.

Designs, deploys, secures, troubleshoots, and optimizes Azure, AWS, and hybrid-cloud environments. Translates government mission requirements into architectures, infrastructure-as-code, networking, IAM, CI/CD, container, monitoring, migration, and operational solutions. Produces technical designs, diagrams, roadmaps, runbooks, estimates, and implementation documentation while coordinating with cybersecurity, software, infrastructure, data, and mission teams. Supports prototypes, technical assessments, remediation, modernization, and solution development for government customers.

Serves as the senior technical authority and hands-on engineer for Azure, AWS, and hybrid cloud environments. Designs and sustains infrastructure, IaC, CI/CD pipelines, networking, IAM, Kubernetes platforms, monitoring, security, disaster recovery, and cloud-native services. Leads migrations and modernization initiatives, resolves complex incidents, develops architectures and documentation, mentors engineers, and advises government and program leadership on cloud strategy, risks, and technical tradeoffs.

Designs, deploys, and sustains secure cloud infrastructure supporting DoD mission systems. Responsibilities include networking, compute, storage, identity, monitoring, infrastructure-as-code, automation, migration, troubleshooting, security, disaster recovery, and operational readiness. The role requires Azure or AWS expertise, enterprise Linux or Windows administration, cloud security knowledge, relevant certifications, and an active Secret clearance at start.

Supports Army C-RAM and IAMD acquisition programs by integrating programmatic, engineering, testing, configuration management, and logistics inputs. Maintains acquisition documentation, schedules, cost and budget analyses, contractual materials, reports, briefings, and executive communications. Facilitates working groups, assesses program risks and issues, and develops recommendations aligned with cost, schedule, performance, and Army acquisition requirements.

Develops web-based command-and-control and autonomy software for uncrewed platforms supporting DoD customers. Responsibilities include software design, object-oriented development, flight-critical software practices, architecture documentation, automated unit and integration testing, configuration management, and Agile team collaboration. The role is in-office in Huntsville, Alabama, supports customer-facing system capabilities, and requires less than 10% CONUS travel.

Manage the full lifecycle of classified and unclassified test and mission data, including secure transfer, validation, parsing, cataloging, ingestion, distribution, archival, metadata compliance, and retention. Coordinate with data producers, mission owners, analysts, and software teams; maintain data accountability, trackers, dashboards, and quality controls. Support audits, process improvements, cross-training, and surge operations for critical missile defense test events.