The Computer Software Systems Engineer leads the design, development, and implementation of software systems, providing technical leadership and expertise while ensuring compliance with DoD standards.

The Program/Project Management Analyst will manage complex IT projects, ensuring they meet objectives, schedules, and budgets while complying with federal regulations.

Lead the management and enhancement of IT systems and applications, ensuring compliance, security, and alignment with the strategic goals of NAWCAD and DoD.

The Program Manager will oversee a multi-functional team delivering IT and cybersecurity services, ensuring contract performance aligns with government objectives while managing risks and resources effectively.

Responsible for the design, implementation, and maintenance of server infrastructure, ensuring high availability and security compliance, and supporting online applications.

As a Software Architect, you will design and oversee complex software systems for web-based applications, ensuring security compliance and modernization.

The Technical Instructor/Course Developer will create and deliver training for web-based applications, assess training needs, and ensure compliance with standards while collaborating with various teams.

The Systems Analyst (Senior) will provide analytical and technical support for web services, translating business needs into technical requirements, leading requirements gathering, and ensuring compliance with security standards.

Develop and modernize complex web applications, lead technical solutions, optimize performance, implement security controls, and support CI/CD pipelines.

The Information Security Analyst supports the US Army in maintaining security policies, compliance, and risk management for DoD information systems while ensuring confidentiality and integrity of information.

The Power Platform Developer will design and implement solutions using Microsoft Power Platform, create data visualizations with Power BI, and collaborate with stakeholders to gather requirements.

The Cyber Data Analyst assesses vulnerabilities, integrates cybersecurity tools, conducts risk assessments, and produces reports to enhance security posture.

The Task Order Manager oversees daily operations, ensuring high-quality delivery and compliance with federal IT regulations, while managing teams and communicating with Government representatives.

The Computer Systems Analyst III oversees cybersecurity operations, system maintenance, and network support at NIWC, ensuring operational integrity and security of IT systems.

The Network Operations Specialist is responsible for managing the network delivery team, providing support, troubleshooting connectivity issues, maintaining server hardware, and assisting with disaster recovery planning.

The Help Desk Support Analyst will provide hardware and software support, manage desktop functionality, respond to service requests, and assist users in troubleshooting issues.

The Help Desk Support Analyst will manage desktop functionality, provide hardware and software support, and lead Tier 1 and 2 service teams.

Provide technical support and administration for network systems, mentor team members, troubleshoot issues, and manage network infrastructure.

As a PKI Service Desk Technician, you will resolve PKI-related issues, manage user privileges, maintain systems, provide support for certificate requests, and oversee the PKI certificate lifecycle.

The Active Directory Systems Administrator will manage Active Directory operations, troubleshoot systems, maintain network security, and support user authentication and backup processes.