Jobs at Omitron, Inc.

Develops and enforces DoD cybersecurity policies, manages ATO and ATC documentation, performs vulnerability assessments and system hardening, supports incident response, analyzes audit logs, tracks POA&Ms, and maintains RMF compliance and continuous monitoring. The role coordinates cybersecurity requirements with ISSMs and international mission partners while supporting Cross Domain Solutions and secure data exchanges.

Lead the design, build, integration, deployment, and operation of an out-of-band management network for a distributed Space Force environment. Establish systems engineering processes, requirements, architecture, testing, documentation, automation, cybersecurity hardening, and RMF authorization artifacts. Coordinate with network, cybersecurity, operations, government, and mission partner teams; investigate system issues and support deployment at CONUS and OCONUS sites. Travel may reach 20 percent.

Designs, deploys, configures, monitors, troubleshoots, and supports enterprise network infrastructure and virtual server environments for the US Space Force. Configures routers, switches, firewalls, and telephony systems; analyzes network activity; establishes network standards; optimizes performance; develops security guidance; and advises technical and government stakeholders. The role requires advanced networking expertise, dynamic routing, WAN, SDN, VMware switching, project collaboration, and an active Top Secret clearance with SCI eligibility.

Leads Omitron’s first dedicated commercial sales function, developing growth, marketing, pricing, pipeline, partnership, and revenue strategies for space software and engineering services. Manages the full sales lifecycle, from prospecting and demonstrations through proposals, negotiations, and closing. Builds relationships with satellite operators, ground segment providers, resellers, and systems integrators while translating NASA and DoD mission expertise into commercial solutions. Oversees sales infrastructure, KPIs, product-market alignment, and strategic commercial initiatives across Colorado and Maryland offices.

Lead IT network infrastructure projects supporting the US Space Force from initiation through completion. Manage scope, schedules, budgets, risks, quality, stakeholder coordination, network deployment, compliance, KPIs, deliverables, and customer relationships. The role also supports proposal development, contract negotiations, and resource planning in classified and highly regulated defense environments.

Own configuration management across the CROWN system lifecycle, including CM planning, configuration identification, baselines, change control, status accounting, audits, and verification. Establish and facilitate a Change Control Board, manage hardware, software, firmware, networks, and documentation, and coordinate with engineering, cybersecurity, operations, installation, logistics, government, and program stakeholders. Ensure fielded configurations match approved baselines and continuously improve CM practices within an Agile technical environment.

Designs, implements, and manages secure multi-cloud and hybrid network architectures across AWS GovCloud, Azure Government, on-premises, and classified environments. Responsibilities include configuring cloud connectivity, routing, segmentation, firewalls, VPNs, and security controls; automating infrastructure with Terraform and other IaC tools; troubleshooting complex network issues; and supporting DoD compliance, Zero Trust architectures, documentation, and mission partner connectivity.

Designs and manages secure cloud, hybrid, and multi-cloud network architectures across AWS GovCloud, Azure Government, and classified environments. Responsibilities include configuring cloud networking services, implementing hub-and-spoke and landing-zone architectures, automating infrastructure with IaC, troubleshooting connectivity and security issues, and meeting DoD compliance requirements. The role also develops technical documentation and collaborates with cybersecurity and infrastructure teams on segmentation, encryption, identity integration, and Zero Trust architectures.

Provide spacecraft navigation and flight dynamics support for 35+ satellites: perform orbit determination and prediction, launch/early orbit support, navigation analyses, tracking network validation, and documentation. Introduce new techniques, troubleshoot anomalies, and work with cross-functional teams; occasional travel and off-hours support required.

The Spacecraft CA Operations Engineer provides support for conjunction assessment, satellite operations, and anomaly resolution for NASA missions, requiring collaboration and technical analysis skills.