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Analyze systems-level engineering problems involving requirements, interfaces, data flows, tools, workflows, and integration. Support interoperability across digital engineering environments, including MBSE, PLM, requirements management, CAD, and technical data systems. Develop technical artifacts, conduct trade studies, engage customers and subject-matter experts, and drive ambiguous technical issues toward resolution. The role requires strong systems thinking, analytical ability, communication skills, and the capacity to learn unfamiliar engineering domains quickly.

Own the technical side of defense business development, including customer discovery, solution architecture, proposal strategy, technical capture, executive briefings, and post-award transition. Conduct competitive intelligence, shape RFIs and RFPs, author technical materials, translate mission needs into product requirements and architectural roadmaps, and support pricing and go-to-market planning. Requires strong systems engineering, digital engineering, defense-sector customer engagement, and technical communication experience.

Provides multi-channel user support for the Spacestation environment, resolves issues at first contact, creates helpdesk tickets, conducts user validations, and trains users on standard processes. The role also develops customer engagement procedures, builds relationships with users and leadership, identifies expansion opportunities, reports engagement metrics, and leads community AMAs. Requires U.S. citizenship and eligibility for an Interim Secret Clearance, with up to 10% travel.

Facilitates Scrum ceremonies and Scrum of Scrums across multiple Agile teams. Leads PI and release planning, backlog refinement, estimation, sprint metrics, retrospectives, defect triage, and quality assurance activities. Partners with Product Owners, Government stakeholders, engineers, and architects to align delivery with DoD requirements, security testing, governance, and release milestones. Maintains Jira, Confluence, and Zephyr tracking while supporting onboarding, integration, and operational transitions.

Leads USAF business development, owning the opportunity pipeline, account strategy, early opportunity shaping, capture transitions, teaming, bid decisions, proposal content, and portfolio growth. Builds relationships across Air Force commands and program offices, provides market intelligence, leads selected captures, and reports pipeline and pursuit status to executives. Requires deep knowledge of Air Force digital engineering, sustainment modernization, acquisition pathways, contracting vehicles, and defense industry partnerships.

Designs and architects enterprise Appian solutions for DoD business-process automation. Responsibilities include requirements analysis, API integrations, ETL and data migration, SQL and relational database development, security implementation, code reviews, Agile delivery, troubleshooting, client presentations, and mentoring junior staff. The role also applies Appian AI/ML capabilities such as document processing, chatbots, and predictive workflows.

Lead the Air Force PLM enterprise architecture and strategy, enabling digital thread capabilities, authoritative data, lifecycle management, and interoperable integrations. Advise senior Air Force and industry stakeholders, align PLM roadmaps with DoD acquisition priorities, translate mission needs into system capabilities, and evaluate AI/ML, semantic data models, and digital twin technologies. The role requires onsite work two to three days weekly at Wright-Patterson or Hill AFB.

Lead and build a scalable capture function for DoD pursuits: create processes, tools, team structure, and metrics; run end-to-end capture for high‑priority opportunities, develop win strategies, conduct competitive analysis and Black/White Hat exercises, and align capture efforts with BD, technical SMEs, proposals, pricing, contracting, and leadership.

Manages software licenses, subscriptions, contracts, program documentation, revisions, approvals, archives, SharePoint tools, engineering release records, configuration status accounting, and obsolescence tracking. Supports software configuration management, data transport networks, and technical reviews for Space Force and Air Force missions. Requires substantial configuration management experience, active DoD Secret clearance, strong communication skills, Microsoft Office proficiency, and onsite work in Denver or El Segundo.

Lead end-to-end proposal efforts for complex DoD/federal opportunities: manage schedules, compliance, writing (non-technical volumes), graphics, version control, reviews, and cross-functional coordination while mentoring junior staff and supporting capture activities.