Jobs at NextGen Federal Systems

Provides aerospace systems engineering support for aircraft, vessels, avionics, and mission systems acquisition and sustainment. Responsibilities include engineering design and analysis, structural and avionics modifications, proof testing, feasibility studies, requirements and contracting documentation, proposal evaluation, aircraft inspections, systems sustainment, and test-flight support. The role requires interpreting technical and regulatory documentation, supporting FAA airworthiness compliance, conducting loads testing and analysis, and advising system managers.

Supports federal acquisition and program management activities, including acquisition planning, contracting documentation, requirements generation, contract monitoring, audits, market analysis, milestone documentation, metrics, status reporting, and strategic planning. The role develops acquisition strategies, Statements of Work, cost estimates, justifications, and regulatory documents while advising senior staff and supporting DHS and contractor reviews.

Designs and integrates AI/ML capabilities for defense, intelligence, and mission systems. The role provides systems engineering expertise, develops operational solutions, supports government acquisition and RDT&E activities, evaluates model performance, resolves system issues, and guides cross-functional teams. It also leads analytical studies, supports tactical-edge and distributed deployments, contributes to technical strategy, and communicates recommendations to government stakeholders and leadership.

Develops high-fidelity AFSIM scenarios and platform models supporting aerospace defense planning, CONPLANs, tabletop exercises, wargames, and experimentation. Builds representations of space, air, land, and maritime systems; implements behavior models and Monte Carlo methods; develops software interfaces; manages reusable scenario objects; runs simulations; and delivers analysis outputs, reports, briefings, and user documentation to government stakeholders.

Supports the Safety and Occupational Health program by conducting workplace inspections, identifying hazards and noncompliance, documenting accidents and near misses, coordinating corrective actions, delivering safety communications, participating in inspections and investigations, and advising management and safety personnel on workplace safety issues.

Leads modeling, simulation, and analysis engineering for missile, space, IAMD, and advanced weapon-system programs. Defines technical strategy, architectures, roadmaps, workflows, and analytical priorities; leads multidisciplinary teams; develops integrated mission and system models; performs trade studies, optimization, Monte Carlo analysis, and mission effectiveness assessments; and presents conclusions to Government and program leadership. Oversees model verification, digital engineering environments, APIs, adapters, and containerized deployments across cloud and on-premises systems.

Support design, integration, testing, maintenance, and troubleshooting of TARS systems. Perform systems-level analysis, requirements definition and traceability, configuration management, and documentation. Coordinate with engineering, logistics, operations, and vendors to ensure system reliability, lifecycle sustainment, and mission readiness. Some travel required.

Manage, clean, and analyze program datasets to support the TARS program. Produce dashboards and reports (Excel, Power BI, Tableau), ensure data quality and governance, develop SOPs, support audits and ad hoc requests, and collaborate with stakeholders to inform decision-making.

Support DHS TARS program procurement: develop SOWs/IGCEs, assist acquisition strategies, ensure FAR/DHS compliance, coordinate with contracting officers, prepare status reports and risk assessments, conduct market research and vendor competition to optimize contracts and cost-efficiency. Position requires some travel and CBP background adjudication.

The Ops/Intel Convergence SME provides modern solutions in Systems Engineering for Army programs, ensuring secure data processing through collaboration and engineering product development.

The Senior Software Engineer designs and integrates STK applications for mission analysis, focusing on software development, simulation result interpretation, and client interaction.

Design, integrate, and support modeling & simulation ecosystems for DoD programs. Develop adapters, enable DevSecOps/CI-CD pipelines, support LVC orchestration and visualization, ensure requirements traceability, and collaborate with stakeholders to deliver automated digital-thread solutions.

Implement, automate, secure, and operate cloud and data platform capabilities for mission-oriented environments. Responsibilities include infrastructure-as-code, CI/CD, Linux administration, ETL and data pipeline development, API integration, testing, and ensuring resilient, mission-ready deployments with DevSecOps practices.

Lead systems engineer for LVC (Live, Virtual, Constructive) simulation architecture. Oversee a multi-discipline team, plan and execute LVC events, integrate third-party tools, ensure HLA/DIS standards and FOM/SOM compliance, enable C2 and HIL interfaces, deploy containerized cloud units, develop MBSE/MS&A models, drive digital engineering/AI direction, and provide pre/post-event support and after-action assessment.

The Senior Statistician will analyze data using various statistical methods, develop predictive analysis tools, and design studies for operational efficiency.

Participate in full SDLC building and integrating software for DoD customers. Develop C++/Python systems, curate synthetic geospatial raster data, apply TDD, operate in DevSecOps pipelines, and use containerization and CI/CD for deployment and testing.

The role involves providing expertise in Global Secure Command and Control Communications, supporting acquisition decisions, and managing Global Secure Airborne Communications requirements.

Design, develop, deploy, and maintain software across the full SDLC for Department of War and Intelligence Community programs. Work on Agile teams using modern languages, microservices, containers, cloud platforms, CI/CD, TDD, and visualization/GIS/image-processing technologies. Communicate effectively and solve complex engineering problems. Active TS/SCI clearance required.

The Program Analyst will manage video program inquiries, financial transactions, and administrative tasks, while ensuring compliance and record-keeping for the US Marshals Office.

Participate in all software development lifecycle phases, including design, development, and implementation of software products. Requires excellent communication skills and software development proficiency.