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Analyze and exploit infrared and OPIR sensor data, including SBIRS systems; develop sensor-processing algorithms in Python and MATLAB; investigate sensor and target phenomenology; troubleshoot data workflows and anomalies; create test plans, CONOPS, technical documentation, and transition plans; and collaborate with government, defense, research, and intelligence community partners on emerging sensing technologies.

Leads cybersecurity research and development efforts involving offensive cyber, systems security engineering, formal methods, and security software. Develops prototypes, directs technical execution, mentors researchers, strengthens research program delivery, and shares results with customers and industry. Builds customer relationships, supports technical marketing and business development, and leads capture activities to expand national security research opportunities.

Leads technical program integration for the NCCT intelligence-targeting program, coordinating contractors, vendors, government stakeholders, and technology providers. Oversees software and system capability planning, development, testing, deployment, requirements translation, technical evaluations, budgets, schedules, and contract documentation. Applies data engineering, software architecture, containerization, orchestration, messaging, and API integration expertise to resolve complex integration challenges. Requires technical team leadership, operational intelligence experience, DoD standards knowledge, TS/SCI clearance, and travel as needed.

Develops and supports advanced OPIR data-processing algorithms for space-based missile warning and remote sensing. Responsibilities include evaluating and troubleshooting sensor data, identifying anomalies, coordinating remediation, developing analysis capabilities, preparing technical documentation and transition plans, and collaborating with government, defense, and research partners. The role requires strong EO/IR signal processing, infrared phenomenology, Python development, OPIR data expertise, and experience diagnosing sensor and software performance.

Develop and integrate machine learning and AI algorithms for defense applications. Responsibilities include designing and optimizing models, preparing datasets, building scalable software solutions, evaluating model performance, participating in the full software development lifecycle, and communicating technical results to stakeholders. The role requires collaboration with data scientists, software engineers, and defense analysts, along with expertise in programming, machine learning frameworks, cloud deployment, and statistical analysis.

Leads research, prototyping, testing, and transition of advanced OPIR data-processing algorithms for space-based missile warning and remote sensing. Evaluates sensor data, diagnoses anomalies, develops analysis capabilities, prepares technical documentation, and collaborates with government, defense, research, and intelligence-community partners. Requires extensive EO/IR algorithm development, OPIR data expertise, Python skills, and an active TS/SCI clearance.

Leads prototyping, development, testing, and transition of advanced Overhead Persistent Infrared data-processing algorithms. Evaluates sensor data and anomalies, troubleshoots processing pipelines, develops technical documentation, and collaborates with government, defense, industry, and research partners. The role requires extensive EO/IR algorithm development experience, OPIR data expertise, advanced Python skills, AI/ML knowledge, and an active TS/SCI clearance.

Leads enterprise network strategy, architecture, modernization, and long-term roadmaps across LAN/WAN, SD-WAN, wireless, data center, cloud, and edge environments. Evaluates technologies, establishes standards and governance, aligns networking with cybersecurity and cloud initiatives, drives capacity and resilience improvements, and communicates recommendations to leadership. The role also mentors engineers, tracks modernization requirements, develops strategy reports, and translates strategic direction into actionable designs and implementation plans.

Cyber Scientist Interns will support cybersecurity research and development across security engineering, formal methods, system security, and offensive security. Responsibilities include prototyping new ideas, improving security technologies, preparing customer presentations and reports, sharing findings, and collaborating across research teams. The role requires programming in multiple languages, Linux development proficiency, strong cybersecurity knowledge, U.S. citizenship, and the ability to obtain a Top Secret clearance.

Develops secure-by-design technologies for DoD systems, including parsers, data protocol protections, MBSE tools, and open architectures. Leads R&D contracts, technical teams, proposal development, customer engagements, and business development. Builds tools in C/C++, Python, and Rust, contributes to technical publications, and supports technology transition to warfighter applications. Requires advanced cybersecurity expertise, system integration experience, Secret clearance with TS/SCI eligibility, and willingness to travel.