Jobs at Riverside Research

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.

Conduct cybersecurity research and development with technology leads, prototyping security technologies from concept through delivery. Support presentations and customer reports, improve emerging capabilities, share lessons learned, and collaborate across security engineering, formal methods, system security, and offensive security teams. The role requires strong cybersecurity knowledge, proficiency in multiple programming languages including Python and C, and the ability to obtain a Top Secret clearance.

Own product vision, stakeholder engagement, requirements prioritization, and software delivery for NASIC processing, exploitation, and dissemination systems. Advise development teams, coordinate architecture across multiple teams, support cloud and DevSecOps solutions, and provide technical leadership for complex hardware and software projects. Apply Agile and systems engineering methodologies while communicating deliverables to developers, government customers, and technically diverse stakeholders.

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.

Leads cybersecurity research and development, including prototyping offensive cyber, systems security, formal methods, and security software technologies. Builds customer relationships, develops R&D and capture opportunities, leads technical execution, mentors researchers, strengthens program delivery, and communicates results across the company and industry. The role also supports technical marketing and business development for national security customers.

Leads enterprise data engineering for NASIC, designing data structures, exchange capabilities, pipelines, standards, automation, and analytical solutions. Advises senior leadership, defines business requirements, manages projects from inception through implementation, and guides technical stakeholders. Requires experience with Tableau, SharePoint, business analytics, Python, SQL, ETL, ontologies, and data visualization tools, along with a current Top Secret/SCI clearance and U.S. citizenship.

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.

Leads enterprise-level federal proposal operations for complex DOD and Intelligence Community acquisitions. Directs proposal strategy, team formation, solution development, compliance management, pricing integration, teaming, schedules, color reviews, version control, quality assurance, production, and submission. Coordinates technical and corporate stakeholders across research, mission assurance, finance, contracting, security, IT, HR, and program management. Requires extensive experience managing large, multi-volume proposals and leading multidisciplinary teams.

Leads enterprise Federal Government proposal operations for complex DOD and Intelligence Community acquisitions. Oversees proposal strategy, team formation, solution development, compliance, pricing integration, teaming, schedules, color reviews, version control, production, submission, and oral proposals. Coordinates multidisciplinary teams across research, engineering, finance, contracting, security, IT, facilities, HR, and recruiting. Requires extensive experience managing large, multi-volume proposals and active Top Secret clearance.

Researches attacks against microelectronic devices and develops hardware security controls for tamper-protected microcontrollers, FPGAs, ASICs, and related IP. Analyzes secure architectures, performs side-channel and glitching assessments, documents findings, supports technical requirements, prepares research papers and briefings, and collaborates with DoD partners and vendors. The role is conducted onsite in a microelectronics security laboratory and requires an active Secret clearance with progression to Top Secret.

Manage security compliance for an AI and defense research program, including fundamental research protection, CUI and classified information controls, DARPA security coordination, Intelligence Oversight, OPSEC planning, export-control compliance, risk-based personnel reviews, Technology Control Plans, security reporting, and security guidance during program events. The role requires current TS/SCI clearance, U.S. citizenship, and experience supporting defense and intelligence research programs.

Lead advanced GEOINT exploitation across EO, IR, SAR, multispectral, and specialized sensor collections. Develop machine learning, statistical, and data-fusion models for detection, classification, change analysis, and intelligence workflows. Conduct image science and sensor performance analyses, integrate AI capabilities, establish analytic standards, mentor technical staff, and deliver mission-critical products and briefings to government and intelligence customers.

Leads a multi-site research and development organization focused on AI, software, intelligence automation, sensor orchestration, and systems integration. Develops portfolio and technology strategies, pursues DoD and IC funding, directs IR&D budgets, leads customer engagement and proposal capture, manages technical programs and contracts, and mentors senior technical leaders. Requires extensive R&D leadership, business development, proposal, program execution, and classified defense experience.

Leads advanced GEOINT exploitation across EO, IR, SAR, multispectral, and specialized sensors. Develops machine-learning and statistical models for detection, classification, change analysis, and data fusion; evaluates sensor performance; designs reproducible data workflows; integrates AI capabilities; delivers technical briefings and intelligence products; establishes analytic standards; mentors staff; and collaborates with government and intelligence stakeholders.

Lead materials characterization and modeling R&D programs, managing technically diverse teams, customer relationships, budgets, schedules, contracts, subcontractors, procurement, and program execution. Develop long-term strategies, resolve program issues, communicate status to government and internal stakeholders, and identify and capture new contract and growth opportunities across Department of War and Intelligence Community customers.

Analyze and exploit infrared and OPIR sensor data, including SBIRS systems; develop sensor models and advanced processing algorithms in Python and MATLAB; investigate infrared phenomenology; design tests and experiments; troubleshoot data workflows and software logic; and support CONOPS, technical documentation, and technology transition efforts with government, industry, and research partners.

Processes and analyzes satellite, airborne, and remotely sensed imagery for national security and geospatial intelligence missions. Develops Python-based geospatial tools, automated workflows, and image-processing pipelines supporting classification, object detection, change detection, and spatial analysis. Performs sensor calibration and quality assurance, collaborates with technical and intelligence teams, evaluates emerging technologies, and prepares technical documentation and presentations.