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Lead Navy weapons engineering and acquisition programs, managing contract execution, budgets, subcontractors, staffing, customer reporting, financial reviews, and customer relationships. Support missile and terminal defense systems programs, contract growth, capture activities, and long-term objectives. The role requires extensive Navy weapons or combat systems experience, program management certification, and an active DoD Secret clearance. This is a fully on-site position in Arlington, Virginia, with travel below 10%.

Provides software and combat systems engineering support for Naval Surface Warfare Center and Littoral Combat Ships programs. Configures Microsoft and Linux systems, ESXi, and Cisco devices; supports network infrastructure design, integration testing, patching, upgrades, regression testing, cybersecurity scans, ACAS assessments, and STIG compliance. Documents installations, maintains lab facilities, monitors logs, and supports secure software delivery and automated deployment processes. The role is onsite in Virginia Beach and requires eligibility for a DoD security clearance.

Develop, enhance, and maintain computer and network software and application databases. Analyze user needs, design software solutions, and collaborate with project management, acquisition, logistics, security, and other disciplines to integrate hardware and software systems and define specifications and performance requirements. Support Naval Sea Systems Command programs at the Washington Navy Yard, with infrequent travel to naval locations on the East and West Coasts.

Design, develop, test, deploy, and support full-stack web application features using C#, .NET, JavaScript, and relational databases. Write maintainable code, participate in reviews, collaborate with cross-functional teams, manage development workflows, follow security and version-control standards, and apply AI tools and prompt engineering to improve automation and development efficiency. The role requires an active Secret clearance and supports production applications, legacy-platform modernization, and structured software architecture.

Performs weapon systems engineering and Navy program acquisition support. Responsibilities include analyzing threats and ship self-defense tactics; supporting technology roadmaps, budgets, upgrades, and program infrastructure; reviewing technical and contractor documentation; managing requirements and program processes; developing upgrade documentation; and assessing effectiveness, risks, and counter-threat options. The role is fully on-site in Arlington, Virginia, requires eligibility for a DoD Secret clearance, and involves limited travel under 10%.

Develops, updates, maintains, integrates, and delivers S1000D-based IETMs and ESOMs. Supports technical documentation events, hardware audits, verification and validation, IETM troubleshooting, data module integration, technical performance metrics, lifecycle process improvement, and shipboard or on-site support for Navy and DoD systems.

Manages US Navy weapons engineering and program acquisition projects supporting third-party and foreign military sales. Responsibilities include government documentation, customer and program management review meetings, stakeholder coordination, project planning, technical direction, resource negotiation, milestone and schedule control, budget oversight, and status reporting. The role is fully onsite in Arlington, Virginia, requires eligibility for a DoD Secret clearance, and involves limited travel under 10%.

Performs reliability, maintainability, and availability engineering for US Navy platforms and weapon systems. Reviews maintenance concepts and requirements, analyzes RM&A metrics, develops CASREP data and executive briefing materials, and supports depot maintenance, recertification, and refurbishment planning. The role is fully on-site in Arlington, Virginia, requires eligibility for a DoD Secret clearance, and involves limited travel of less than 10%.

Supports the Program and Deputy Program Managers for a 200-person Navy contractor team. Coordinates administrative services, program documentation, data collection and analysis, configuration management, stakeholder engagement, scheduling, supplies, travel, and workplace operations. Requires extensive experience in Navy or Department of Defense acquisition or program analysis involving surface radars, electronic warfare, EO/IR, decoys, or lasers. The role is primarily onsite at Washington Navy Yard with occasional East and West Coast travel.

Supports Naval Sea Systems Command by analyzing user needs, designing and enhancing software, maintaining application databases, integrating hardware and software systems, and developing technical specifications. Collaborates across engineering, acquisition, logistics, security, and program-management disciplines. Applies systems engineering reviews, requirements decomposition, technology-readiness measures, program protection, and risk-management processes. The role is primarily on-site at Washington Navy Yard with infrequent travel to naval locations.