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Supports Department of Defense acquisition programs for Special Operations Forces, including project status tracking, contract modifications, budget control, acquisition documentation, cost and price analysis, contract surveillance, performance analysis, and leadership briefings. Advises government counterparts on program execution, funding obligations, corrective actions, and process improvements. Requires extensive Federal acquisition experience, DAWIA equivalency, a relevant bachelor’s degree, U.S. citizenship, and TS/SCI clearance.

Supports defense acquisition programs through documentation, acquisition strategy development, market research, requirements and metrics analysis, cost and budget management, program compliance, milestone reporting, briefings, and resource allocation. The role advises government counterparts, interprets acquisition regulations, develops mitigation strategies, and helps resolve program bottlenecks. Requires extensive government acquisition experience, DAWIA certification, Secret clearance, and on-site support at MacDill Air Force Base.

Supports maritime systems engineering and acquisition programs for Naval Special Warfare platforms and mission solutions. Evaluates engineering plans, designs, test requirements, technical proposals, budgets, contracts, and change requests. Conducts design, development, production, and performance surveillance; analyzes performance trends; recommends corrective actions; and provides expert technical inputs to government leadership. The role requires systems engineering or integration experience, preferably involving submarines, submersibles, naval ships, or maritime acquisition programs.

Provides technical writing, document preparation, meeting and notetaking support, knowledge management, and cybrarian services for USSTRATCOM software capability programs. Maintains repositories, organizes and archives documents, tracks actions and deliverables, incorporates stakeholder feedback, and prepares professional staff products. The role requires strong organization, writing, records management, version control, and coordination skills, along with TS/SCI eligibility and eight years of relevant experience.

Supports cybersecurity operations for Executive Airlift Communications Network environments, including Air-to-GIG Gateways, a Systems Integration Laboratory, and a Government Security Operations Center. Responsibilities include diagnosing and mitigating cyber incidents, vulnerabilities, network attacks, and service interruptions; coordinating incident resolution; documenting events in ServiceNow; managing controlled changes; reviewing tickets; and applying ITSM and ITIL processes.

Provides technical program management support for integrating NASIC capability development with enterprise IT architecture and standards. Tracks contract cost, schedule, performance, deliveries, risks, requirements, user stories, and development backlogs. Conducts recurring compatibility reviews, documents risks and disconnects, presents findings, supports capability prioritization and resourcing, and assists with OSINT tradecraft training requirements and assessment metrics.

Provides DoD financial management and cost analysis support, including PPBE, budget execution, financial planning, cost estimating, reporting, EVM, acquisition support, and fiscal compliance. Manages multi-appropriation spend plans using Web CCaR and DEAMS, develops POM inputs and forecasts, conducts traditional and agile software cost estimates, supports acquisition documentation, and resolves financial-system interface issues.

Develops, tests, documents, and reviews software for Air Force nuclear command-and-control systems. Responsibilities include requirements and operational analysis, technical design, coding, data validation, peer reviews, software quality assurance, test planning, and evaluation. Provides subject matter expertise on nuclear command-and-control planning and supports Agile development teams, government engineers, and USSTRATCOM directorates.

Supports Strategic Warning and Surveillance Systems acquisition programs by assessing cost, schedule, and performance baselines; coordinating headquarters taskers; developing acquisition reports, plans, schedules, and senior-level briefings; and recommending solutions to program issues. The role supports program management reviews, IMP/IMS reviews, statutory and regulatory reporting, weapons-system acquisition across development, production, and deployment, and Agile software development with government and prime contractor teams.

Provides acquisition and program management support to government program offices. Responsibilities include acquisition planning, contract actions, requirements packages, milestone documentation, schedule and risk tracking, program reporting, budget execution, deliverable tracking, contract performance metrics, briefings, and executive correspondence. Coordinates with contracting officers, program managers, and technical teams supporting next-generation transport initiatives.