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Support Air Force nuclear weapons and strategic command software modernization through systems engineering, data analysis, integration, requirements gathering, process mapping, API and interface design, troubleshooting, and integration testing. Develop Python and SQL tools, manage operational datasets, resolve cross-domain issues, and provide technical subject-matter expertise for mission-critical NC3 systems. The position is full-time, on-site at Offutt Air Force Base and requires collaboration with DoD and government stakeholders.

Provides administrative and human resources support to Air Force program leadership. Responsibilities include managing personnel actions, researching HR issues, preparing briefings and official documentation, coordinating senior-level meetings and conferences, tracking organizational initiatives and taskers, disseminating policy updates, managing virtual meeting technology, and supporting travel through DTS. The role requires handling sensitive information and supporting decision-making in a high-visibility defense environment.

Oversee APACS help desk and Foreign Clearance Program support for HAF/A10. Manage NIPRNET and SIPRNET portal support, user issues, policy questions, trouble tickets, system maintenance, software updates, API management, server patches, capability requests, configuration changes, and software solutions. Coordinate with DISA and Configuration Control Board stakeholders while supporting DoD compliance requirements.

Designs, integrates, configures, monitors, and troubleshoots secure enterprise and mission transport networks. Supports terrestrial, SATCOM, tactical, and cloud networking; cybersecurity compliance, patching, hardening, architecture assessments, modernization planning, lab testing, documentation, and operational transition. Coordinates with government engineers, cyber teams, and mission partners in a DoD or intelligence-community environment.

Supports SOF acquisition and technology programs by monitoring design, development, and production efforts; reviewing engineering changes, waivers, deviations, and nonconforming materials; analyzing performance trends; advising government counterparts; preparing leadership briefings; and recommending corrective actions and process improvements.

Supports Special Operations Forces acquisition programs by analyzing requirements, metrics, costs, schedules, risks, and market research. Develops acquisition strategies, reports, briefings, and recommendations; monitors compliance and program performance; coordinates with government counterparts; and helps resolve production barriers and policy issues. The role requires extensive federal acquisition experience, DAWIA Practitioner equivalency, DoD acquisition knowledge, and TS/SCI eligibility.

Leads enterprise-wide data strategy development and implementation aligned with NASIC mission objectives and IT modernization roadmaps. Translates data governance, security, and lifecycle concepts into actionable guidance, coordinates stakeholder alignment, identifies data posture gaps, recommends investments and standards, and produces monthly posture reports. The role requires significant experience in enterprise data management, governance, metadata, data lifecycle concepts, and communicating technical strategy to leadership.

Guide Agile scrum teams and NASIC modernization efforts by managing mission requirements, developing enterprise and system architectures, designing secure cloud solutions, and integrating AI, machine learning, and advanced analytics. Coordinate architecture decisions, conduct trade studies and risk analyses, oversee technical staff, and brief senior leadership. The role requires supporting zero-trust initiatives and transitioning legacy capabilities into NASIC cloud environments.

Provides acquisition and program management support to USSOCOM’s PEO-SDA, including acquisition documentation, funding strategies, financial tracking, requirements analysis, compliance monitoring, cost and schedule management, risk mitigation, stakeholder coordination, and working-group facilitation. The role requires expertise in DoD acquisition frameworks, contracting, appropriations, price and cost analysis, and SOF mission requirements.

Provide systems engineering and HEMP subject matter expertise to Space Operations Command’s HEMP Enterprise program. Review plans, schedules, risks, requirements, architectures, test plans, facilities, and technical documentation. Assess RF/EM testing, HEMP test reports, system designs, software tools, costs, sustainability, and schedules. Support HEMP modification concepts, acquisition activities, and recommendations for protected space facilities and capabilities. The role is on-site in Colorado Springs with 30% CONUS/OCONUS travel.