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Produces, edits, and quality-assures technical and acquisition documentation for government programs. Ensures compliance with templates, contractual requirements, security markings, distribution statements, and formal release processes. Develops user guides, manuals, diagrams, and acquisition documents while coordinating with engineers and program managers. Plans documentation schedules and supports DoD acquisition requirements, including CARDs, capability documents, acquisition strategies, baselines, and decision memorandums.

Provides technical oversight for CANES and distributed systems throughout DDG 51 ship construction, installation, integration, testing, sea trials, delivery, and post-delivery activities. Troubleshoots hardware and software issues, reviews technical and test documentation, tracks discrepancies, coordinates Government-furnished equipment and data migration, and supports shipyard, government, test team, and ship personnel. The role is on-site in Bath, Maine, with no telework or travel 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.

Provides finance support across accounts receivable, accounts payable, timekeeping, expense reports, billing, data entry, recordkeeping, reconciliations, reporting, audits, and payroll assistance. Maintains accurate financial documentation, researches discrepancies, communicates with employees and vendors, follows internal controls, and supports process improvements, automation, and system enhancements. The role requires daily onsite work in Chesapeake, Virginia, with opportunities to expand responsibilities as proficiency develops.

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.