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Leads architecture, design, implementation, integration, verification, and documentation for real-time embedded GPS receiver software used in military applications. Analyzes requirements, defines interfaces, mitigates technical risks, supports demonstrations and customers, develops tools, conducts code reviews, mentors engineers, and provides technical leadership throughout the software lifecycle.

Leads concurrent IT projects and manages technology investment portfolios across requirements, acquisition, delivery, sustainment, and continuous improvement. Oversees scope, budgets, schedules, risks, governance, lifecycle costs, service delivery, cybersecurity, cloud, supplier risk, and compliance. Coordinates technical teams, vendors, contracting personnel, customers, and executives while integrating DoD cybersecurity, acquisition, supply-chain, and classified-environment requirements into project plans and portfolio decisions.

Develop and evaluate advanced RF radar seeker systems for military precision-guidance applications. Responsibilities span radar analysis, design, prototyping, integration, testing, verification, lab evaluation, engineering changes, and technology maturation from R&D through production. The role contributes to integrated product teams and may involve CPU or FPGA software and firmware development, sensor architecture verification, and weapons-system performance analysis.

Evaluates C4I communications capabilities, infrastructure, interoperability, capacity, radar and sensor integrations, network cabling, and bandwidth usage. Ensures systems meet technical standards, configuration requirements, and policies. Oversees and verifies system, network, communications, and data-flow technical drawings. Requires extensive C4I experience and expertise in systems design, development, and implementation.

Manages configuration and data management activities for the Sentinel ICBM program, including CM planning, configuration identification and control, engineering change proposals, status accounting, audits, technical data rights, CDRL reviews, risk mitigation, and technical milestone reviews. The role supports lifecycle management across multiple network classifications and contributes to a major national security acquisition program.

Develop and deploy mission-critical software within a SAFe Agile and DevOps environment. Responsibilities include architecting server-side Java business logic, developing user interfaces, applying TDD and automation, integrating databases and application servers, and supporting secure systems engineering. The role requires collaboration, requirements decomposition, testing, continuous integration, and independent task prioritization while working with technologies including Java, Python, C/C++, SQL, Linux, Windows, and enterprise testing tools.

Develops satellite ground-system software for command and control, mission planning, and data analysis. Performs full software lifecycle activities, including requirements, architecture, design, coding, testing, integration, documentation, and support. Works on a collaborative Agile team delivering reliable software in a primarily on-site environment. The role may involve office, laboratory, production floor, cleanroom, and outdoor or remote research settings.

Drive business growth for cross-domain security solutions by developing customer relationships, identifying opportunities, gathering requirements, supporting technical proposals, managing quotes and forecasts in Salesforce, and meeting sales quotas. The role serves DoD and intelligence-community customers, works with engineers and channel partners, presents to senior government officials, participates in trade shows, and requires 50% domestic and international travel.

Oversees operations activities for a development program, serving as the liaison among Operations, Supply Chain, Manufacturing, Program Management, Quality, Subcontracts, Planning, and factory teams. Develops execution plans, identifies resources, manages project schedules and budgets, reviews project status, prepares reports, and drives teams toward deadlines and operational solutions.

Leads the F-15 Japan Super Interceptor electronic warfare program, managing engineering and manufacturing development activities across multiple lifecycle phases. Oversees scope, schedule, budget, financial performance, risks, customer and supplier relationships, reporting, compliance, and new business objectives. Develops program plans, coordinates cross-functional teams, applies Earned Value Management, and drives collaborative execution. The role is based in Nashua, New Hampshire, may require travel to Japan, requires U.S. citizenship, and requires eligibility for SAP/SAR clearance.