Jobs at Obsidian Solutions Group LLC

Perform network and computer vulnerability evaluations, plan security policies, design and test lab network/software/hardware, deploy network/video cabling, optimize network performance and security, troubleshoot systems, and document test results and recommendations for senior State Department managers.

Support MARCENT G-5 with security cooperation planning, reporting, and travel materials. Manage SC databases, construct trip books, produce reports and quad charts, coordinate lessons learned, generate funding and clearance requests, and provide administrative support.

Evaluate Army installation physical security programs, assess access control, perimeter and intrusion detection systems, inspect barriers and protective measures, review plans for regulatory compliance, identify vulnerabilities, and develop corrective action recommendations across security engineering and vulnerability assessment areas.

Build full-stack web applications and high-performance visualizations for distributed simulation environments; design secure edge-to-cloud data pipelines; develop interactive 3D simulation components (Unity3D); implement encryption and secure networking; write automated tests and collaborate with hardware and subject-matter experts to prototype capabilities for defense-focused R&D and mission support.

Work with a multidisciplinary team to develop and maintain Unity-based interactive simulation applications (desktop, WebGL, Android, AR/VR). Integrate real-time data and geospatial systems, optimize performance, debug across platforms, and produce technical documentation. Submit portfolio or demo showcasing Unity experience.

Provide information and knowledge management support for MAGTF C2: collect and analyze user data, document workflows and information requirements, integrate user-centered design, support product management and usability testing, administer tactical communications/video networks (Starlink, ATAK, Axis, drones), participate in exercises and travel to observe operations, and produce reports and recommendations to inform engineering, training, and modernization efforts.

Provide modeling & simulation subject-matter expertise for MAGTF logistics training: build and validate simulation databases/federations, prepare control plans, conduct operational testing, train response cells, inject and document MSEL actions, submit STRs/ECPs, and support exercise adjudication and after-action reporting.

Conduct on-site antiterrorism and risk management assessments at Army installations to evaluate compliance with Army/DoD guidance, review threat and vulnerability assessments, assess Force Protection and RAMs/FPCON, evaluate RM methodologies and APP integration, and develop corrective action recommendations to improve protection, resilience, and mission readiness. Prepare executive reports and brief senior leaders.

Perform OPSEC and cybersecurity assessments at Army installations: evaluate information protection, cyber-physical integration, insider threat coordination, identify vulnerabilities, and recommend corrective actions and improvements.

Evaluate and assess Mission Assurance Program implementation at Army installations, including critical asset identification, mission dependency analyses, risk management methodologies, protection integration, continuity planning, and risk mitigation. Produce executive reports, corrective actions, and recommendations to improve mission resilience across Mission Assurance, Risk Management, Critical Infrastructure, and Resilience functions.

Provide expert instruction, mentoring, and advisory support for MAGTF staff training programs, wargames, seminars, exercises, and after-action reviews. Develop and deliver course materials, provide operational planning feedback, and share lessons from general officer tenure to prepare senior commanders and staffs for joint and combined operations.

Provide high-level subject-matter expertise to support capture, proposal, and operations teams. Conduct research, produce written responses to RFIs/RFPs and CDRLs, lead discussions, meet deadlines, and advance solutions for DOD and Intelligence Community customers. Work remotely with occasional travel as required.

Support MCTOG exercise design and EXCON from a Naval Surface Warfare perspective. Advise Marine Battle Staffs on naval integration, amphibious forcible-entry phases, MAGTF/Naval Fires, and joint concepts. Provide analysis of future operating environments, teach classroom instruction, attend conferences, draft trip reports, assess instruction, and present naval perspectives to Marine officers and staffs.

Manage academic training schedules, Programs of Instruction, and instructor certification at a MISTC site. Ensure POI compliance with TECOM directives, oversee instructor development, coordinate resources with site leadership, track academic metrics, support curriculum updates from AARs, and align training with USMC MAGTF readiness requirements.

Lead and manage the USMC MOCTT/MISTC program: oversee contract performance, budgets, schedules, training execution, multi-site staff, compliance with DoD/USMC directives, risk management, and serve as primary government liaison, providing reports and briefings to senior Marine Corps leadership.

Provide subject-matter expertise and planning analysis for Information Operations (MISO, EW, offensive cyberspace, MILDEC, STO/SAP) in support of MARCENT and USCENTCOM. Attend conferences and working groups, review and contribute to command plans, produce assessments/briefs/messages, maintain STO/SAP facility accreditation, and support training and screening for SAP access.

Serve as a senior planner supporting MARCENT G-5 to lead bilateral and multilateral contingency plan development for the USCENTCOM AOR. Participate in planning conferences, draft responses, develop component supporting plans, produce briefs and assessments, and support MARCENT/CENTCOM planning groups and battle rhythm events.

Provide cybersecurity and network administration for Marine Corps training networks: configure and maintain servers, routers, switches, firewalls, AD, and VMware; apply RMF/STIG controls; conduct vulnerability assessments and patching; document SOPs; support classroom and field exercises and travel to distributed training sites.

Support training and exercises by operating, integrating, troubleshooting, and documenting USMC and joint fires and targeting systems (AFATDS, JADOCS, C2PC, GCCS-MC, JBC-P). Analyze interoperability issues, prepare training packages and SOPs, coordinate with site directors and network engineers, and provide AAR and technical recommendations. Support MAGTF operations, joint targeting, and coalition interoperability across garrison and field environments.

Serve as a MAGTF training subject-matter-expert to design, plan, execute, and assess Force-on-Force training for ITX. Provide commander-level mentorship, develop scenarios and orders products, observe unit staff operations, deliver hotwash/AAR feedback, write detailed assessments and FER inputs, and act as scenario commander when required.