Jobs at QED Systems, LLC

Administer the ECOP application and database, manage access and permissions, track requests, produce status reports, and provide Tier I customer support. The role includes troubleshooting, escalation, user training, system demonstrations, sprint participation, executive support, Army documentation, meeting coordination, and recommendations for administrative and modernization processes.

Develops and maintains complex program-level Integrated Master Schedules for defense acquisition programs. Analyzes critical paths, float, milestones, earned value, schedule variances, and performance metrics. Coordinates scheduling efforts, mentors program staff, recommends scheduling processes, and provides clear analytical recommendations to program leadership. The role is customer-site based at Fort Belvoir and requires an active Secret clearance.

Leads operational coordination for a Department of Defense product office at Fort Belvoir. Tracks taskers, deadlines, documentation, briefings, organizational structures, personnel actions, logistics, system status, meetings, and stakeholder communications. Supports product office leadership by monitoring priorities, identifying emerging issues, improving administrative workflows, and ensuring compliance with established processes. Requires a bachelor's degree, at least five years of applicable program or operations management experience, and an active Secret clearance.

Plans and executes functional, regression, integration, system, cyber survivability, performance, and security testing for mission-critical Army software systems. Develops test strategies, plans, cases, scripts, traceability matrices, and reports; manages defects; supports automated testing, test environments, data preparation, and release decisions. Coordinates testing across engineering, program management, vendors, and stakeholders while ensuring compliance with DoD acquisition and testing policies.

Manage logistics throughout product life cycles for defense systems, including fielding, maintenance planning, repair analysis, provisioning, technical documentation, readiness reporting, test equipment recommendations, and obsolescence management. The role supports PM PNT at Aberdeen Proving Ground and requires coordination with engineering personnel, OEMs, military sites, warehouses, and field environments. Travel of 25% or more is expected.

Supports Department of Defense acquisition programs through technical program management, budgeting, scheduling, lifecycle costing, risk management, requirements development, testing, and status analysis. Prepares acquisition documentation, budget data, reports, briefings, and program recommendations while monitoring systems and supporting product management teams. Requires active Secret clearance, substantial acquisition experience, supervisory experience, and less than 10% travel.

Provides IT, systems administration, knowledge management, and cybersecurity compliance support for an Army Headquarters organization at the Pentagon. Responsibilities include managing classified networks, user access, hardware, COMSEC accounts, RMF authorization packages, ATOs, ATCs, security inspections, remediation plans, IT acquisitions, continuity planning, and system integration. Requires Pentagon or DoD network experience, an active Top Secret clearance with SCI eligibility, and an IAT Level II certification.

Coordinates ICIDS fielding, site surveys, installations, deployment schedules, personnel and equipment logistics across military locations. Tracks project milestones, resolves scheduling risks, verifies site readiness and access compliance, and communicates with government stakeholders. Supports technical program management, budgeting, acquisition documentation, risk management, technical reviews, lifecycle costing, testing, and requirements development. Prepares deployment briefings for senior Army leadership and supervises fielding personnel. Requires an active Secret clearance, significant acquisition experience, and up to 25% travel.

Supports DoD program offices with cybersecurity accreditation and Authority to Operate processes. Develops RMF and FISMA documentation, categorizes systems, implements NIST security controls, manages POA&Ms, oversees STIG compliance, performs vulnerability scanning and security hardening, and supports cybersecurity risk governance. The role requires coordination with Government stakeholders and management of systems authorization, validation, and reaccreditation activities.