Jobs at By Light Professional IT Services

Develops and maintains technical cyber training materials, courses, curricula, assessments, and documentation for Navy personnel. Creates synchronous, asynchronous, blended, micro-learning, and self-paced content using instructional design and ADDIE methodologies. Evaluates course effectiveness, incorporates learner feedback, leads new learning models, and manages multiple initiatives. Requires strong technical writing, cyber and IT knowledge, authoring-tool and LMS familiarity, U.S. citizenship, TS/SCI clearance, and occasional travel.

Designs, implements, tests, maintains, and sustains global enterprise networks, including WAN, LAN, data center, tactical, and secure network environments. Resolves complex connectivity issues, configures routing, VPNs, firewalls, NAT, and load balancing, and optimizes latency, throughput, scalability, and fault tolerance. Performs site surveys, deployment testing, security evaluations, configuration management, technical documentation, and cross-functional requirements coordination while supporting mission operations.

Administer and maintain Windows and Linux servers, network infrastructure, cloud, physical, and virtualized environments. Configure VMware, KVM, and Xen platforms; monitor performance; troubleshoot system and network issues; support upgrades and maintenance; maintain documentation; and coordinate with internal teams. The role requires a bachelor's degree or equivalent experience, at least two years of computer systems experience, DoDM 8140.03 IAT II compliance, and a Secret clearance.

Plans, directs, and coordinates major multidomain operations projects spanning electronic warfare, cyber, intelligence, land, air, sea, and space operations. Manages project scope, budgets, schedules, deliverables, documentation, reporting, and operational requirements while coordinating with external agencies, partners, and internal teams. Supports multidomain integration and project execution in defense modeling, simulation, and training environments.

Supports Department of Defense cyber mission force training, testing, and operational events. Responsibilities include planning and executing cyber range exercises, configuring offensive red-cell content and tools, supporting cyber training systems, analyzing emerging requirements, developing customer deliverables, and coordinating with technical teams and senior customers. The role requires red-team operations experience, cyber range expertise, strong communication, quality assurance, and the ability to support customer engagements and strategic partnerships.

Manages Army logistics, inventory, property accountability, procurement, sourcing, and supply operations for operational and training environments. Oversees ordering, receiving, storage, distribution, delivery expediting, hand receipts, and government property tracking. Ensures compliance with FAR, DFARS, and Army procurement policies while coordinating with vendors, internal teams, and government stakeholders. Requires experience with CHESS, GFEBS, Army supply operations, procurement, contracting, and government property accountability.

Leads solution architecture and technical proposal responses for enterprise telecommunications and IT systems. Translates customer requirements into end-to-end network, cloud, cybersecurity, software, and communications solutions. Designs, tests, implements, documents, and supports enterprise architectures; guides network transformations; provides engineering direction; and develops opportunity work breakdown structures and effort estimates. Collaborates across business units and supports RFP development, technical writing, customer presentations, and solution strategy.

Plans and coordinates production schedules, materials, manufacturing orders, and supply chain activities. Resolves production control issues, monitors material shortages, tracks program progress, reports schedule risks, submits purchase requests, and coordinates with Purchasing to ensure timely part delivery. The role also supports process improvement and requires analytical problem-solving in a manufacturing environment.

Current Operations Planner supporting DISA J-3 operations by monitoring DODIN activities, coordinating operational tasking, responding to cyber incidents, and synchronizing stakeholders. Produces situational reports and operational updates, provides real-time decision support, and supports crisis action teams, operational planning teams, and joint operations centers. Requires joint operations planning experience, cyber protection support, command-and-control systems expertise, DoD 8570 certification, and an active TS/SCI clearance.

Develop and integrate software for flight simulators, including avionics, aircraft-system simulations, tactical environments, and interfaces to audio, visual, motion, and I/O systems. Responsibilities include software architecture, requirements analysis, development, testing, documentation, customer presentations, and mentoring junior engineers. Work across Linux and Windows using multiple programming languages and development tools.

Designs and develops production AI software across the full software and machine learning lifecycle. Responsibilities include requirements analysis, model and framework selection, AI architecture, RAG implementation, model training and fine-tuning, agent context and memory management, vector database integration, reinforcement learning, documentation, deployment, and technical oversight. The role also tracks schedules and budgets and communicates with customers to align AI capabilities with operational needs.

Designs, implements, secures, and supports Windows and Linux enterprise systems, databases, virtualization platforms, networking services, and telecommunications infrastructure. Troubleshoots system faults, automates data processing and administration through scripting, resolves IAVA/STIG findings, monitors SIEM alerts and system health, conducts equipment site surveys, supports installations, troubleshoots end-user issues, and mentors IT personnel. Requires DoD IAT II qualifications and an active Secret clearance.

Administers and engineers Linux and Microsoft server environments, Active Directory, Exchange, VMware virtualization, storage, SCCM, backups, and disaster recovery. Provides Tier II support, troubleshooting, patching, vulnerability analysis, system security, and user administration. Supports RMF compliance, POA&M maintenance, security plans, accreditation packages, and ATO requirements while documenting system changes and assisting with infrastructure design.

Supports the full systems engineering lifecycle for military simulation applications, including requirements development, architecture, system decomposition, interface definition, integration, verification, validation, testing, documentation, and troubleshooting. Collaborates with software, graphics, program management, and government stakeholders; participates in design reviews; and contributes to risk, configuration, and change management. Occasional customer-site or test-event travel may be required, with hybrid work possible when on-site presence is unnecessary.

Designs, implements, hardens, and supports Windows and Linux enterprise systems, virtualization platforms, databases, networking services, SIEM integrations, and telecommunications equipment. Troubleshoots system faults, automates data processing and administration through scripting, resolves security findings, conducts site surveys, monitors system health, supports installations, assists end users, and mentors IT personnel. Requires DoD IAT II qualifications and an active Secret clearance.

Develop, test, maintain, and support software for an NCRC product scrum team. Responsibilities include resolving problem reports, creating unit tests, supporting integration testing, maintaining baseline architectures, evaluating cyber range capabilities, guiding junior developers, and supporting remote site setup and configuration. The role requires proficiency in Python, Java, C/C++, PowerShell, Bash, Linux, CI tools, databases, and version control, along with Secret clearance and eligibility for Top Secret clearance.

Manages cyber range operations pods, including personnel leadership, workload allocation, agile execution, exercise delivery, testing, validation, project development, risk tracking, documentation, and customer coordination. Ensures cyber training environments meet technical, security, readiness, and schedule requirements while mentoring staff, managing performance, and reporting operational status.

Supports government program financial, cost, schedule, and reporting activities. Responsibilities include budget baselines, EAC/ETC forecasting, financial tracking, subcontractor and funding monitoring, labor charging, cost proposal analysis, invoices, and customer reporting. The role also supports PMR presentations, IMS/WBS maintenance, charge-number administration, and compliance with financial policies. Requires program financial experience, familiarity with CLINs and funding modifications, and exposure to integrated schedules. Security clearance eligibility is required.

Monitors and defends Army National Guard enterprise systems through 24/7 SOC operations. Responsibilities include investigating and mitigating threats, tuning SIEM and IDS/IPS events, developing detection content, analyzing incidents and SOC metrics, managing security policies, supporting intrusion detection tools, producing technical reports, and performing forensic analysis of digital media. The role requires a bachelor’s degree, five years of IT experience, three years of SOC experience, DoD cybersecurity certification, and an active Secret clearance.

Leads systems engineering for military simulation applications across requirements, architecture, integration, testing, verification, and delivery. Coordinates delivery orders, technical documentation, customer engagements, milestone testing, risk mitigation, and cross-functional engineering activities. Provides technical leadership, mentorship, and compliance oversight while collaborating with government stakeholders and software, graphics, and program management teams. Occasional travel and potential on-site work are required for customer meetings and test events.