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Develops, maintains, and edits technical documentation for multiple Department of Defense programs. Responsibilities include creating test plans, user manuals, system specifications, training materials, installation guides, and SOPs; ensuring CDRL and DoD style-guide compliance; gathering requirements from technical stakeholders; managing document versions; and meeting quality, accuracy, and deadline requirements. The role requires an active Secret clearance and the ability to obtain TS/SCI clearance.

Provide network engineering and systems engineering support for the Navy ADNS program including ADNS fleet support, installation/integration, SOVT documentation, configuration management, architecture design, cybersecurity scans/ATO support, network modeling, automation, and technical reporting for ship, sub, and shore installations.

Installs, configures, troubleshoots, and maintains fixed and mobile tactical LAN/WAN systems for the Marine Corps Networking on the Move program. Supports routing, switching, satellite communications, security enclaves, QoS testing, equipment evaluation, military personnel, and prototype tactical vehicle development.

Develops and integrates embedded firmware and software for ocean-system prototypes. Responsibilities include requirements analysis, architecture and design, implementation, testing, debugging, integration, verification, documentation, and cross-functional engineering coordination. The role supports Linux, microcontrollers, RTOS, NVIDIA Jetson, ROS 2, and related embedded platforms, with opportunities involving computer vision, signal processing, robotics simulation, test automation, and graphical interfaces.

Serve as a Senior Cybersecurity Engineer supporting a Navy program: integrate cyber requirements across the SDLC, perform ACAS/Nessus scans, evaluate DISA STIGs/SCAP, identify and remediate vulnerabilities, develop POA&Ms, SAPs and SARs, create architecture and data flow diagrams, and support RMF processes to achieve ATO/IATT.

Serve as a Senior Cybersecurity Engineer for a Navy program: integrate cyber requirements across the SDLC, perform ACAS/Nessus scans, apply DISA STIGs/SCAP, identify and remediate vulnerabilities, develop SAPs/POA&Ms/SARs, support RMF toward ATO/IATT, produce architecture and data flow diagrams, and advise stakeholders.

Provide systems engineering support for U.S. Navy communications and navigation programs across the lifecycle: requirements, architecture, integration, testing, deployment, sustainment, cybersecurity compliance, documentation, and technical reviews. Coordinate with stakeholders, perform T&E, assess risks, and support configuration management and modernization efforts.

Lead systems engineering for Navy communications and navigation programs across design, integration, testing, deployment and sustainment. Translate requirements into system-level specs, develop architectures and ICDs, support cybersecurity/RMF, conduct integration and test activities, coordinate stakeholders, manage configuration and technical documentation, evaluate performance and mitigate risks to ensure systems meet operational requirements and program milestones.

Perform RMF across all phases: categorize systems, develop and update SSPs, SAPs, POA&Ms and RARs in eMASS. Review DISA STIGs/SRGs, SCAP and ACAS results, identify vulnerabilities, track risks, support ISSMs and stakeholders, and provide authorization status and cybersecurity guidance throughout system engineering, deployment, and sustainment.

Lead RMF activities across system engineering, deployment, and sustainment. Develop SSPs, SAPs, POA&Ms, and RARs in eMASS; document NIST 800-53 control implementations; review DISA STIGs/SRGs, SCAP, and ACAS results; track/report cybersecurity risks to ISSM and engineering teams.