Jobs at Riverside Research

Part-time summer intern responsible for designing, building, containerizing, testing, integrating, and deploying software applications. Duties include developing APIs, supporting application utilities, documenting test cases, configuring CI/CD pipelines, performing security analysis, researching software solutions, and resolving application issues. The role requires software development experience, familiarity with cloud and container technologies, and eligibility for a Top Secret clearance with SCI adjudication.

Leads microelectronics and embedded-systems cybersecurity R&D supporting U.S. government and Air Force programs. Develops research strategies, analyzes hardware and software threats, performs reverse engineering and vulnerability research, develops software tools, and advises government customers. Collaborates with national security research groups, presents technical findings, documents results, and mentors junior researchers. The role requires Secret clearance at start, eligibility for Top Secret access, U.S. citizenship, and on-site work in Beavercreek, Ohio.

Develops, prototypes, implements, and evaluates cryptographic primitives, protocols, and systems. Responsibilities include integrating efficient cryptographic solutions into applications, conducting security analysis, following software engineering best practices, and collaborating across formal methods, programming languages, systems software, and cryptography research. The role requires systems programming experience in C, C++, or Rust and involves multidisciplinary research on areas such as multiparty computation and cryptographic implementation security.

Administers classified information systems and leads cybersecurity authorization, compliance, and risk-management programs. Develops A&A packages, SSPs, risk assessments, control matrices, and POA&Ms; validates systems against DISA STIGs; conducts audits, inspections, and self-assessments; manages security-relevant configuration changes; investigates violations; and supervises ISSO personnel. The role requires active TS/SCI clearance, significant RMF and classified-environment experience, DoD IAM certification, U.S. citizenship, and relocation or residence near Beavercreek, Ohio.

Develop and maintain C++ and Python software for embedded Linux sensor systems using ARM processors and FPGA hardware. Design PCBs, integrate hardware and software, build automated testing environments, troubleshoot complex system issues, and develop tools for hardware control, calibration, data collection, and analysis. Support research prototypes, demonstrations, technical reviews, and customer engagements while mentoring junior engineers.

Develop and maintain modern C++ and Python software for embedded Linux sensor systems using ARM processors and FPGA-based hardware. Lead hardware-software integration, automated testing, calibration, data collection, and analysis. Troubleshoot multidisciplinary integration issues, support research prototypes and technical demonstrations, participate in design and code reviews, and mentor junior engineers. The role requires U.S. citizenship, a bachelor's degree, and eligibility to obtain and maintain a TS/SCI clearance.

The Assistant Controller leads financial close, general ledger operations, reconciliations, reporting, and accounting functions including AP, AR, payroll, and fixed assets. The role oversees FAR, CAS, DCAA, GAAP, tax, audit, and incurred cost compliance; manages internal controls; supervises accounting staff; and partners with FP&A, Contracts, and HR. It also supports process improvement, government contract revenue recognition, project costing, overhead allocation, executive reporting, and special financial projects.

Leads technical integration efforts for the NCCT intelligence program, coordinating contractors, vendors, government stakeholders, and technology providers. Develops capability roadmaps, evaluates technical proposals, supports contract documentation, and advises on project budgets, schedules, and goals. Applies data engineering, event-streaming, API integration, containerization, orchestration, and modern software architecture expertise to solve complex system integration challenges. Requires operational intelligence experience, DoD standards knowledge, technical team leadership, and active or immediately obtainable TS/SCI clearance.

Formal Methods Research Intern supporting specification and verification of systems-level software for cyber and systems security. Responsibilities include developing formal-methods expertise, creating specifications and proofs in Rocq and Lean, building tools in Rust and OCaml, documenting technical decisions, and collaborating on research involving machine-checkable security properties, verification tools, and formal-methods techniques.

Develops and maintains enterprise software across the full software development lifecycle, including architecture, implementation, testing, deployment, and support. The role involves full-stack development with Java, Spring, Angular, databases, REST APIs, DevOps tools, and web applications. Responsibilities include troubleshooting, technical documentation, statistical analysis, stakeholder collaboration, customer support, and contributing to future software roadmaps. The position requires an active DoD Secret clearance and U.S. citizenship.

Develops and maintains high-performance computational electromagnetics software for large-scale simulations. Responsibilities include architecture, feature development, legacy modernization, testing, continuous integration, documentation, deployment, debugging, and code reviews. Collaborates with physicists, RF engineers, mathematicians, and HPC specialists to implement scientific models. The role also mentors junior developers, improves software practices, supports cross-platform development, and contributes to research and prototyping activities.

Leads computational electromagnetics, applied mathematics, scientific computing, and physics-based modeling efforts for government and defense customers. Develops numerical methods, algorithms, simulation software, and high-performance computing solutions; serves as a technical lead or Principal Investigator; manages technical risk and program execution; engages customers and supports proposals and business growth. The role also includes multidisciplinary coordination, technical communication, mentoring, and limited travel.

Develops and tests high-performance scientific simulation software and computational electromagnetic tools for defense applications. Responsibilities span the full software development lifecycle, including requirements, design, documentation, debugging, peer review, unit testing, and validation and verification. The role applies numerical methods and algorithms in collaboration with experts in physics, applied mathematics, computer science, electrical engineering, and high-performance computing.

Manages intelligence contracts and task orders for NASIC, translating technical, acquisition, and operational requirements into standardized processes, data structures, analytics, and reporting solutions. Supports contract administration, financial tracking, resource planning, dashboards, workflow automation, documentation, training, briefings, and project status reporting. Uses Power BI, Tableau, Excel, SharePoint, and Power Automate to improve decision support, compliance, and resource allocation.

Owns product vision, requirements, prioritization, stakeholder engagement, and delivery for NASIC intelligence software, architectures, and networks. Coordinates multiple development teams, advises developers and government customers, supports cloud architectures, and provides technical leadership across complex hardware and software projects. Applies Agile and systems engineering methodologies to support Department of Defense and Intelligence Community programs.

The Product Owner will support NASIC software and architecture initiatives by gathering stakeholder needs, prioritizing requirements, communicating product vision, and guiding development teams. Responsibilities include coordinating multiple teams, supporting cloud architectures, applying Agile and systems engineering methodologies, and providing technical leadership across hardware and software projects. The role requires collaboration with Intelligence Community and DoD stakeholders and familiarity with DevSecOps, cloud-native technologies, modeling frameworks, and software development tools.

Serves as a Product Owner supporting NASIC software, architecture, and network initiatives. Engages stakeholders, develops and prioritizes requirements, communicates product vision, coordinates multiple development teams, and advises on cloud architecture and systems engineering. Provides technical leadership across complex hardware and software projects while supporting Agile development, R&D, acquisition processes, and Intelligence Community and DoD programs.

The Product Owner will support NASIC by gathering stakeholder needs, prioritizing requirements, communicating product vision, and guiding software and architecture development. Responsibilities include coordinating multiple development teams, supporting cloud architectures, applying Agile and systems engineering practices, and providing technical leadership across complex hardware and software projects for Intelligence Community and DoD programs.

Lead enterprise network strategy, architecture, modernization, and long-term planning for NASIC. Design LAN/WAN, SD-WAN, wireless, data center, cloud, and edge connectivity solutions; develop roadmaps, standards, governance, and posture reports; align networking with cybersecurity initiatives such as SASE and zero trust; evaluate technologies and vendors; guide implementation planning; optimize resilience and performance; and mentor network engineering teams.

Lead enterprise storage strategy, architecture, modernization, and multi-year roadmaps across on-premises, cloud, and multi-cloud environments. Design resilient SAN, NAS, object, and high-performance storage solutions; oversee replication, disaster recovery, backup, automation, capacity planning, and data lifecycle management. Evaluate platforms and vendors, collaborate with network and cybersecurity teams, and present technical strategies to leadership. Support mission-critical infrastructure for NASIC in a regulated defense environment.