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Guide Agile scrum teams and NASIC modernization efforts by managing mission requirements, developing enterprise and system architectures, designing secure cloud solutions, and integrating AI, machine learning, and advanced analytics. Coordinate architecture decisions, conduct trade studies and risk analyses, oversee technical staff, and brief senior leadership. The role requires supporting zero-trust initiatives and transitioning legacy capabilities into NASIC cloud environments.

Provides acquisition and program management support to USSOCOM’s PEO-SDA, including acquisition documentation, funding strategies, financial tracking, requirements analysis, compliance monitoring, cost and schedule management, risk mitigation, stakeholder coordination, and working-group facilitation. The role requires expertise in DoD acquisition frameworks, contracting, appropriations, price and cost analysis, and SOF mission requirements.

Provide systems engineering and HEMP subject matter expertise to Space Operations Command’s HEMP Enterprise program. Review plans, schedules, risks, requirements, architectures, test plans, facilities, and technical documentation. Assess RF/EM testing, HEMP test reports, system designs, software tools, costs, sustainability, and schedules. Support HEMP modification concepts, acquisition activities, and recommendations for protected space facilities and capabilities. The role is on-site in Colorado Springs with 30% CONUS/OCONUS travel.

Administer, secure, optimize, and maintain Oracle, SQL Server, and PostgreSQL databases across classified USSTRATCOM systems. Responsibilities include database installation, patching, performance tuning, access management, auditing, backups, recovery, failover, ETL, secure configuration, documentation, and incident response. The role requires collaboration with engineering and enterprise teams, compliance with DoD security frameworks, and technical leadership across Secret, Top Secret, and JWICS networks.

Manage Agile program portfolios, schedules, risks, dependencies, and stakeholder alignment for complex technical initiatives. Serve as Scrum Master, facilitate Agile ceremonies, remove delivery impediments, coordinate technical and mission stakeholders, and produce sprint-based portfolio status reports. The role requires U.S. citizenship and the ability to obtain and maintain TS/SCI clearance, with on-site work in Wright Patterson and occasional travel.

Leads MBSE governance, policies, standards, ontologies, taxonomies, and best practices across NASIC. Modernizes simulation workflows, coordinates adoption with DoD and intelligence-community stakeholders, and produces governance posture reports. Requires systems engineering or related expertise, technical standards and governance experience, strong writing and consensus-building skills, and eligibility for TS/SCI clearance. The role is onsite in Dayton, Ohio, with occasional travel and is contingent upon contract award.

Supports NASIC program management by recommending capability-development processes, tracking contract cost, schedule, and performance, maintaining delivery schedules, monitoring technical risk, participating in Scrum and backlog meetings, translating government requirements into user stories, and supporting OSINT tradecraft training and assessment metrics.

Provides expert technical program oversight for complex C5ISR and IT portfolios supporting NASIC. Responsibilities include managing cost, schedule, performance, acquisitions, contracts, requirements, risks, resources, technical exchanges, interagency collaboration, intelligence integration, and executive briefings. The role supports GEOINT, MASINT, FME, and intelligence research and development efforts for the Air Force.

Leads complex systems engineering and scientific teams supporting NASIC. Performs research and development for C2 and IT systems, guides specialized facility and infrastructure design, evaluates emerging technologies, assesses implementation impacts, and briefs senior customers. The role requires extensive DoD or government systems engineering experience, technical expertise across hardware, software, data structures, and networking, U.S. citizenship, and Top Secret/SCI clearance.

Develop and manage integrated master schedules for Air Force nuclear sustainment and modernization efforts. Coordinate stakeholder schedules, analyze dependencies and critical paths, track risks, and produce unified schedule products. Prepare briefing materials, talking points, and visualizations for senior government leaders. Handle classified information up to the TS/SCI level, including SAP, SAR, NOFORN, FVEY, and NATO requirements. This is a full-time, on-site Pentagon position contingent on contract award.