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Support Air Force software and systems engineering across the DoD acquisition lifecycle. Responsibilities include software design, development, integration, sustainment, requirements analysis, system architecture, technical documentation, performance analysis, risk mitigation, technical reviews, and acquisition support. The role requires Python development, Agile SAFe practices, cloud application experience, configuration and release management, and collaboration with program management, testing, logistics, and cybersecurity teams.

Manages configuration and technical data throughout defense acquisition lifecycles. Maintains baselines, change control records, CDRL deliverables, audit documentation, and governance records. Coordinates Configuration and Technical Review Boards, evaluates engineering changes, supports configuration audits, reviews contractor compliance, and reports program status to government leadership. Collaborates with engineering, logistics, cybersecurity, and program management teams to ensure documentation remains accurate, compliant, and audit-ready.

Provides senior acquisition and sustainment logistics support for the C-17 program across its full life cycle. Develops support strategies and program documentation, applies Air Force product support elements, coordinates integrated logistics activities, evaluates maintainability and readiness, manages transportation and government-furnished property processes, analyzes budgets and life-cycle costs, and supports acquisition, testing, fielding, and sustainment activities.

Collects, validates, and analyzes USAF aircraft maintenance data; identifies trends; develops predictive and mathematical models; creates visualizations; and communicates findings to stakeholders. The role uses JMP, MATLAB, Simio, Python, VBA, and Tableau, coordinates data-quality improvements with USAF organizations, conducts technical studies, and provides senior-level guidance to junior personnel supporting the KC-46 program.

Supports USSOCOM SOF AT&L contracting activities from acquisition planning through post-award administration. Reviews procurement documentation, prepares solicitations, contract awards, modifications, and negotiation positions, conducts price and cost analysis, and ensures compliant, auditable contract files. Advises customers and integrated product teams on acquisition strategies, FAR and non-FAR pathways, and contract administration. The role requires DoD acquisition experience, PD2 proficiency, DAWIA contracting certification, a Secret clearance, and U.S. citizenship.

Supports SOF fixed-wing acquisition programs by analyzing requirements, metrics, costs, schedules, risks, and performance. Develops acquisition strategies, conducts market research, prepares budgets, reports, briefings, and program documentation, and ensures compliance with DoD policies and regulations. Coordinates cross-program integration, supports requirements development, identifies operational bottlenecks, recommends mitigations, and assists government counterparts with program execution and decision-making.

Provides technical writing, document preparation, meeting and notetaking support, repository management, and cybrarian services for USSTRATCOM software capability and functional-management activities. Drafts and maintains requirements documents, briefings, procedures, meeting records, action trackers, and knowledge resources while coordinating reviews, version control, stakeholder inputs, and timely release of deliverables.

Lead systems engineering and business systems analysis for mission-critical nuclear and conventional defense capabilities. Gather requirements, develop process flows and data mappings, coordinate cross-domain stakeholders, support interoperability and compliance, oversee integration testing, and provide risk and impact assessments for strategic mission systems.

Provides systems engineering and acquisition support for DoD programs, including requirements analysis, subsystem integration, configuration and data management, interface definition, system modeling and simulation, COTS/GOTS evaluation, and technical risk, cost, reliability, and schedule assessments. The role requires supporting system design, testing, compliance with DoD standards, and cybersecurity situational awareness activities.

Leads acquisition strategy and program management support for Air Force and DoD weapons systems. Develops acquisition plans, reports, briefings, schedules, and senior-leadership decision products while monitoring cost, schedule, and performance objectives. Coordinates data calls across functional teams, supports reviews and audits, manages division processes, and supervises personnel. Also handles customer engagement, staffing, contract execution, finances, employee performance, and proposal support.