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Provides senior technical leadership for secure software delivery and cloud infrastructure supporting DCDC missions. Designs and operates CI/CD pipelines, infrastructure-as-code, container platforms, AWS environments, monitoring systems, and software-supply-chain security controls. Develops production applications and automation, leads technical reviews, advises customers, mentors engineers, and coordinates cross-functional teams. The role requires hands-on DevSecOps, Kubernetes, Terraform, AWS, Linux, observability, and secure development expertise, along with an active Secret clearance.

Leads analysis and architecture of complex mission systems, distributed platforms, data flows, cloud-native applications, and enterprise integrations. Translates mission needs into technical requirements, roadmaps, modernization strategies, and implementation plans. Evaluates performance, scalability, security, interoperability, and operational suitability; develops architecture documentation and technical assessments; facilitates reviews; manages risks and dependencies; and provides technical leadership to multidisciplinary teams and junior staff. Requires on-site work at Ft. Meade and an active Secret clearance.

Conduct software reverse engineering, vulnerability research, exploit and payload development, and proof-of-concept productization for mission-focused projects. Analyze low-level software and systems using debuggers and disassemblers, develop tooling, collaborate with technical teams, and support CNO development. The role requires expertise in C, Python, Assembly, low-level systems, offensive security tools, and active TS/SCI clearance.

Conduct reverse engineering, vulnerability research, exploitation, and low-level software analysis for mission-focused projects. Develop proof-of-concept capabilities, exploits, payloads, and technical tooling; analyze software and systems using debuggers and disassemblers; collaborate with technical teams; and support research-driven engineering. The role requires C, Python, Assembly, CI/CD, offensive security tools, an active TS/SCI clearance, polygraph eligibility, and U.S. citizenship.

Leads end-to-end procurement strategy and execution for major regional transport infrastructure programs. Responsibilities include category strategy, tendering, contract negotiations, supplier management, procurement governance, compliance, risk management, executive reporting, and stakeholder engagement with government and funding agencies. The role also manages procurement teams and supports complex transport projects involving rail, highways, bus corridors, logistics links, and associated infrastructure.

Manages project document control processes, coordinating document flow across engineering, construction, operations, suppliers, and clients. Registers, tracks, scans, distributes, and reports on documents using electronic management systems. Ensures document numbering, approvals, signatures, transmittals, and procedural requirements are followed. Maintains databases and distribution schedules, expedites reviews, supports junior document control staff, and performs related clerical duties.

Designs and maintains websites, SharePoint environments, dashboards, visualizations, reports, publications, and multimedia products for federal mission requirements. Translates complex data into accessible, engaging visual content; manages web content and governance; provides usability and editorial guidance; and collaborates with analysts, developers, subject-matter experts, and leadership. Requires an active TS/SCI clearance and experience supporting intelligence, defense, geospatial, or federal government environments.

Designs highway and freeway infrastructure for Ontario Ministry of Transportation projects, including geometric, grading, drainage, roadway, safety, traffic management, staging, and pavement design. Coordinates multidisciplinary teams, manages project risks, prepares technical documentation, estimates, contract documents, and supports construction liaison and business development. Requires MTO design experience, professional engineering licensure, knowledge of MTO standards, and proficiency in transportation design software.

Leads systems and systems-of-systems engineering for U.S. Army Integrated Fires architectures. Responsibilities include requirements analysis, architecture design, MBSE model maintenance, simulations, threat integration, technical working groups, test planning, data analysis, and engineering process development. The role requires coordination across engineering teams and Army organizations, along with expertise in missile defense, command and control, counter-UAS, defensive fires, or electronic warfare.

Leads competitive intelligence and Price to Win strategy for major federal pursuits. Evaluates competitors, customers, markets, pricing, and acquisition approaches; develops pricing recommendations and win strategies; facilitates executive Black Hat reviews; manages intelligence tools, databases, and research processes; applies advanced analytics and AI-enabled methods; and advises leadership while influencing cross-functional capture teams.