Jobs at Systems Technology Forum, Ltd.

Provides network administration and technical support for naval information warfare operations. Designs, installs, operates, and maintains networks and virtual environments; manages enhancements, task execution, training, vendor coordination, procurement documentation, and technology installations for foreign partners. Requires on-call emergency support, Secret clearance, Network+ certification, and experience with VMware, NetApp, ASA, ISE, VoIP, STIG, IAVA, Comply-to-Connect, and Nessus.

Provides program management support for FIO programs and projects across Japan and San Diego. Develops reports, briefings, plans, budgets, schedules, risk registers, quality documentation, configuration records, and other program-management materials. Analyzes federal, local, and DoD requirements; supports planning, execution, monitoring, control, meetings, and closeout activities. Requires at least two years of experience, network and NIEF experience, a high school diploma, and Secret clearance.

Provides program management support across initiation, planning, execution, monitoring, control, and closeout. Develops management documents, reports, briefings, budgets, staffing plans, schedules, work breakdown structures, risk registers, quality plans, and configuration management documentation. Analyzes federal, local, and DoD requirements and supports meetings with government stakeholders. The role is on-site with no travel or telework and requires Secret clearance, network and NIEF experience, and at least two years of experience.

Provides systems administration, virtualization, network infrastructure, and application support for DoD mission systems. Manages VMware environments, NetApp storage, Gigamon virtual taps, backups, disaster recovery, access controls, system performance, patching, upgrades, and DoD STIG compliance. Supports exercises, troubleshooting, technical integration, asset lifecycle management, procurement, and coordination with engineering, cybersecurity, and network teams. Requires Secret clearance, extensive infrastructure experience, C2 and maritime operations experience, and knowledge of Link 16 protocols.

Provides administrative, documentation, reporting, scheduling, inventory, mail, onboarding, personnel action, ERP timekeeping, DISS visit-request, vehicle, facilities, and command-visit support for a DoD Indo-Pacific department. Maintains databases, prepares reports and presentations, coordinates supplies and services, drafts official correspondence, and supports government employee hiring and onboarding. Travel is not required.

Administers, tests, implements, secures, and maintains enterprise databases supporting Navy modernization planning. Provides troubleshooting, database updates, data validation, system integration, baseline accuracy, and technical input for program reviews and working groups. Supports SPIDER, RIPTIDE, NM.net, and related modernization systems while applying DoD and DoN acquisition best practices.

Leads major Navy modernization programs, coordinating government and engineering stakeholders, defining technical requirements, managing acquisition milestones, maintaining capability baselines, and controlling schedules, budgets, costs, resources, and technical deliverables.

Administers, tests, secures, and implements enterprise databases supporting DoD modernization and acquisition programs. Troubleshoots and updates SPIDER, RIPTIDE, NM.net, and related systems; maintains baseline accuracy; supports engineering integration and system dependency assessments; and contributes technical recommendations during design reviews and working groups. Coordinates database changes, safeguards sensitive data, and works independently or within technical teams.

Leads configuration management for a U.S. Navy program office, including configuration and platform baselines, change control, status accounting, documentation, configuration tracking, and workflow oversight. Prepares and tracks Engineering Change Requests through technical review processes, supports Configuration Control Board activities, maintains CM data, and implements documented government configuration management policies and procedures. The role requires a bachelor’s degree, at least 10 years of relevant experience, and a Secret security clearance.

Performs administrative support for a Navy Program Office, including calendar and visitor management, records filing, DTS travel orders, Microsoft Office reporting, timekeeping support, meeting preparation, facilities requests, muster tracking, hoteling-space administration, and classified-space visitor credential verification. The role is fully onsite, requires Secret clearance, and does not require travel.

Supports a U.S. Navy program office by developing, tracking, and maintaining acquisition documentation, test plans, readiness briefings, and acquisition reports. Monitors cost and schedule thresholds, assesses regulatory and policy impacts, identifies program risks, manages acquisition resources, and maintains acquisition metrics. Requires seven years of acquisition-process experience, a bachelor’s degree, and Secret clearance.

Supports a U.S. Navy program through systems engineering, installation management, production coordination, configuration management, technical documentation, risk reduction, and test planning. Develops preliminary designs and specifications, evaluates design and performance changes, coordinates ship-checks and site surveys, maintains engineering documentation, and supports test readiness reviews and events. The role requires on-site work with no telework or travel.

Provides network administration support for NIWC Pacific and the U.S. Pacific Fleet. Designs, installs, operates, and maintains networks; supports virtual environments; manages network enhancements and technology installations; trains IT personnel; oversees IT task completion; coordinates vendors and procurement; and supports cybersecurity compliance requirements. On-call and emergency work are required, but travel is not.

Designs, builds, tests, implements, and maintains large-scale DoD network solutions. Provides Tier III support, configures routers, switches, firewalls, voice gateways, and unified communications systems, and manages secure encryption technologies. Develops test plans, implementation plans, reports, and configuration documentation; performs troubleshooting, incident response, security assessments, patching, and infrastructure restoration. Supports interoperability, automation, configuration control, and staff supervision for DISA network initiatives.

Provide senior technical expertise for DISA network projects, including systems analysis, circuit and traffic analysis, solution planning, network design packages, telecommunications service orders, implementation requests, bills of materials, testing, interoperability support, and technical recommendations. Coordinate schedules with project management, support multiple DISN technologies and platforms, provide tiered technical support, and guide other personnel.

Supports Navy C4I and PNT systems training development and lifecycle logistics activities. Develops and maintains training plans, lesson plans, instructor guides, training media, and ILE/IMI courseware. Participates in task analysis and training requirement reviews, coordinates validation with Fleet Learning Centers and government representatives, updates materials for system changes, tracks deliverables, and supports readiness reports, POA&Ms, and program meetings. Requires DoD training development experience, strong technical writing and coordination skills, and a Secret clearance.

Develop and maintain Power BI dashboards and reporting tools for government contract cost, schedule, and performance tracking. Integrate financial, schedule, and contract data into secure automated pipelines and centralized data models. Build KPI visualizations with role-based access and drill-down capabilities, validate data accuracy, conduct user acceptance testing, document procedures, and train government users.

Design, integrate, and test protected AEHF/EHF SATCOM terminals across hardware, software, RF, and mechanical domains. Translate government requirements into subsystem specs, ensure requirements traceability, coordinate cross-discipline teams, support design reviews, integrate TRANSEC/cryptography, address platform integration constraints, execute system-level test and qualification, investigate anomalies, and support program risk tracking and government briefings.