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Designs, implements, monitors, and troubleshoots campus, datacenter, WAN, firewall, and mission-critical network infrastructure. Manages network upgrades and migrations, improves resilience and performance, develops automation, and supports launch and spacecraft vehicle networks. Collaborates with IT and engineering teams, resolves high-risk issues, maintains documentation, and conducts network assessments. The role is fully onsite in Briggs, Texas and requires substantial networking experience, including routing, switching, security, automation, and network monitoring.

Manage cybersecurity authorization and compliance for mission-critical space and enterprise systems. Lead RMF processes, ATO packages, SSPs, POA&Ms, SARs, continuous monitoring, control assessments, STIG validation, vulnerability remediation, and CMMC/NIST compliance. Translate national security requirements into system controls, support engineering reviews, coordinate with system owners and Authorizing Officials, and brief executives and government customers. The role also supports DCSA assessments, security audits, incident response, and secure system development.

Designs, builds, tests, and deploys AI-powered tools and applications supporting manufacturing and business operations. Develops quality-control and production-automation systems, MLOps and model-evaluation pipelines, data pipelines, APIs, and integrations. Partners with business and technical teams, coordinates infrastructure needs, conducts system audits, creates documentation, troubleshoots issues, and improves AI/ML capabilities within an Agile/Scrum environment.

Lead and mentor a team to design and troubleshoot instrumentation and control systems for launch vehicles while managing project milestones and budgets.

Leads end-to-end execution of $1M–$20M+ capital projects, including rocket test stands, launch sites, and test infrastructure. Serves as technical arbiter across engineering disciplines, manages scope, schedules, budgets, risks, contractors, and cross-functional teams, and drives design reviews through commissioning. Reviews technical deliverables, coordinates instrumentation and safety systems, communicates with executives, and ensures compliance with aerospace, construction, and safety standards. Travel to project sites and support for critical milestones are required.

Designs, validates, and operates guidance, navigation, and control systems for launch and hypersonic vehicles. Responsibilities include developing flight software and simulations, analyzing trajectories and vehicle dynamics, tuning attitude-control algorithms, conducting hardware-in-the-loop testing, optimizing missions, supporting launch operations, processing flight data, and collaborating across aerospace disciplines. Requires aerospace-related engineering knowledge, Python, C++, and experience with flight mechanics, dynamic-system modeling, and GNC development.

Develop and integrate critical C++ platform software, firmware, SDK components, libraries, APIs, and onboard applications for spacecraft systems. Work with embedded Linux, sensors, cameras, hardware buses, networking, multithreaded software, and heterogeneous compute platforms. Support perception integration, simulation, hardware and software testing, spacecraft integration, mission operations, system-level debugging, architecture decisions, technical reviews, and engineering mentorship.

Lead cloud infrastructure, DevOps, CI/CD, build tooling, release management, testing pipelines, and data infrastructure for aerospace software teams. Develop reproducible workflows spanning firmware, spacecraft software, ground systems, and cloud services. Manage versioned datasets, ML training infrastructure, cloud reliability, security, and cost. Partner with engineering and mission operations teams, resolve complex system issues, contribute to architecture, and mentor engineers. The role may be onsite in Austin or Littleton, or remote with regular travel to Austin.

Develop, validate, and operate spacecraft guidance, navigation, and control systems. Responsibilities include tuning flight algorithms, performing six-degree-of-freedom simulations, modeling sensors and actuators, conducting stability and hardware-in-the-loop testing, supporting mission operations, analyzing flight data, integrating software with spacecraft hardware, and documenting technical results.

Designs, validates, and operates spacecraft guidance, navigation, and control systems. Responsibilities include developing flight and simulation software, tuning GNC algorithms, performing six-degree-of-freedom analyses, modeling sensors and actuators, conducting stability and hardware-in-the-loop testing, integrating software with spacecraft hardware, supporting mission operations, and producing technical documentation.