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Manage the full lifecycle of system, safety, and operational requirements for the Hudson Tunnel Project. Develop requirements plans, establish traceability, conduct verification and validation, support design and construction reviews, manage changes, audit compliance, facilitate stakeholder workshops, and track requirements through testing and commissioning. Ensure alignment with FTA, FRA, USDOT, contract, and industry requirements using specialized requirements management tools.

Leads design management for large-scale rail and transit design-build projects, including projects exceeding $1 billion. Responsibilities include directing multidisciplinary teams, managing scope and commercial performance, supporting marketing and pursuit strategy, collaborating with stakeholders, and delivering complex transportation infrastructure improvements across North America.

Provides engineering oversight for target system payloads and countermeasure development across requirements, design, qualification, testing, and fielding. Evaluates contractor designs, instrumentation layouts, technical plans, and procedures; supports major program milestones; leads technical interchange meetings; and advises cost and scheduling teams. Requires an active DoD Secret clearance, an engineering bachelor's degree, 10+ years of related experience, complex systems lifecycle expertise, and up to 20% travel. Missile defense, IR/RCS, materials, and MDA flight-test experience are preferred.

Manages and oversees large-scale transportation infrastructure and highway engineering projects for CALTRANS and regional clients. Responsibilities include project planning, scope and fee development, scheduling, design and approval documentation, contract negotiations, quality control, client relations, and team management. Requires extensive California transportation experience, project management expertise, and a broad technical and business background. A Professional Engineer registration is highly preferred, with virtual or hybrid work available within Northern California.

Engineer and deliver next-generation IT systems and tools supporting cyber missions. Responsibilities include systems engineering analysis, architecture and design documentation, technical planning, system integration and testing, government and stakeholder coordination, technical oversight, problem resolution, briefings, and guidance to engineering staff. The role requires active TS/SCI with polygraph clearance, substantial systems engineering experience, and DoD IASAE Level II certification or higher.

Manage design, design-build, and construction projects up to $100 million for Department of Defense and commercial clients. Responsibilities include scope and commercial performance management, budgeting, scheduling, contract compliance, client objective alignment, and business development support. The role integrates engineering, procurement, and construction activities and requires strong project leadership, communication, industry knowledge, and regulatory familiarity.

Supports Air Force Mission Assurance workflows through data integration, automation, dashboard enablement, workflow configuration, governance, and lifecycle management. Coordinates classified data access, maps data sources, develops Foundry pipelines and ontology models, applies data quality controls, and translates analytical and AI-driven insights into decision products for senior leaders. Provides office workflow, meeting, senior staff, and classified VTC support while ensuring data security, lineage, traceability, and policy alignment.

Analyze complex network traffic and protocols to assess cybercriminal capabilities and activities. Develop actionable threat intelligence, create SIEM dashboards and visualizations, analyze PCAP data in Wireshark, write Zeek or Snort signatures, and design advanced monitoring and detection strategies. Document findings, update tradecraft, collaborate with development teams, and present technical results to varied stakeholders supporting U.S. government systems.

Develops modeling and simulation software for a U.S. Army radar system integration laboratory. Responsibilities include designing DSP, digital beamforming, and radar I/Q processing algorithms; implementing near-real-time C++ solutions; coordinating MATLAB and SoC implementations; analyzing simulation gaps; communicating technical findings; writing reports, papers, test procedures, and unit tests; and maintaining code quality through version control and automated builds.

Supports Missile Defense Agency target vehicle engineering, telemetry, and mission analysis. Responsibilities include trajectory validation, performance analysis, telemetry equipment configuration and operation, data decommutation and processing, visualizations, situational awareness displays, mission planning, test reporting, and development of engineering analysis tools. The role also provides onsite technical support during flight test events and collaborates across technical disciplines.