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Develops and manages requirements and verification products for complex MILSATCOM space and ground systems supporting the U.S. Space Force. Responsibilities include requirements analysis, stakeholder coordination, configuration and change control support, contractor deliverable reviews, verification planning, technical documentation, and systems integration and test support. The role requires expertise in spacecraft subsystems, systems engineering tools, DoD programs, technical communication, and space acquisitions.

Provide technical leadership for spacecraft subsystem design, integration, testing, and delivery supporting the U.S. Space Force's secure SATCOM mission. Lead mechanical, electrical, or test trades; ensure spacecraft, ground, and terminal interfaces; support component, unit, and space vehicle qualification testing; develop test plans and reports; and coordinate with government customers, contractors, and FFRDC partners. The role is fully onsite at LAAFB and requires an active Secret clearance with approximately 10% travel.

Leads cryptographic engineering for space and ground satellite communications systems supporting the U.S. Space Force. Responsibilities include crypto unit trade studies, technical design, hardware and firmware integration, testing and verification, secure key management, requirements traceability, lifecycle management, and compliance with cybersecurity standards. The role interfaces with government and industry partners, contributes to design reviews, mentors engineers, and requires an active TS/SCI clearance with extensive systems engineering and cryptography experience.

Provides acquisition logistics and product support expertise for a DoD SATCOM system across its lifecycle. Responsibilities include sustainment planning, integrated product support, logistics documentation, requirements traceability, reliability and maintainability analysis, supply-chain risk mitigation, cryptographic equipment lifecycle planning, solicitation support, technical reviews, and transition to operations. The role coordinates logistics working groups, evaluates contractor proposals, supports milestone decisions, and advises government program leadership on system supportability and readiness.

Supports Air Force and Department of Defense customers by reverse-engineering obsolete airborne and ground systems. Creates and reviews electrical schematics, interprets designs and standards, performs electrical engineering analyses, develops technical documentation, and works in laboratory environments to fabricate, operate, install, or repair electrical products. The role requires a bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering, at least two years of related experience, U.S. citizenship, and the ability to obtain and maintain a security clearance.

Support PATRIOT missile flight-test programs for the Lower Tier Interceptor, including test-plan development, coordination, range scheduling, technical monitoring, mission reporting, post-mission analysis, and test-history database maintenance. Serve as a PATRIOT test subject-matter expert and working-group lead, develop qualification plans, assess hardware compliance, support missile firings, and advise government customers on emerging requirements and obsolescence mitigation. Travel up to 25% CONUS and OCONUS.

Conducts field assessments, surveillance, quality assurance, and reliability engineering for defense programs. Analyzes system performance data, identifies reliability trends, prepares technical reports, troubleshoots issues, maintains compliant documentation, and recommends engineering improvements. Collaborates with engineering, logistics, program management, military, government, and customer stakeholders while supporting safety, regulatory compliance, continuous improvement, and mission readiness.

Provides systems engineering and analytical support for national security space decisions. Integrates intelligence with engineering analysis, modeling, and simulation to assess foreign space and counterspace capabilities, mission architectures, resiliency, and technical risk. Develops M&S cases, translates intelligence into requirements and performance measures, supports test and evaluation planning, and produces technical assessments and briefings. Coordinates with DoD, Intelligence Community, Space Force, and other mission stakeholders across the acquisition lifecycle.

Develops C++, Python, and AFSIM-based modeling and simulation software for space systems and defense analysis. Collaborates with customers, systems engineers, and subject-matter experts to translate requirements into software models, analyze test data, troubleshoot integrated components, and support acquisition decisions. The role also leads project activities, provides technical engineering support, and communicates findings through reports and status briefings. It is an on-site position in Albuquerque supporting the Air Force Research Laboratory.

Leads complex EPC projects valued up to $500 million from proposal through closeout. Oversees scope, schedule, budget, quality, HSE, risk, financial performance, client relationships, contract changes, and multidisciplinary project teams. Serves as the primary client interface and ensures safe, profitable, compliant, and successful project delivery.