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Leads product strategy and technical execution for Department of Defense Command and Control programs. Owns software roadmaps, prioritizes mission-focused capabilities, coordinates multidisciplinary engineering teams, and guides systems through requirements, development, integration, testing, fielding, and sustainment. Engages government customers and end users, supports AI-enabled prototyping, manages technical risks and compliance, communicates program progress, and mentors engineering personnel.

Leads RF and microwave subsystem architecture, analysis, design, integration, verification, testing, and production transition for advanced radar and sensor systems. Develops RF budgets, models, requirements, interfaces, and verification strategies; troubleshoots complex performance issues; and supports qualification, manufacturing, suppliers, and field integration. Provides technical leadership, mentorship, customer briefings, design-review support, and defensible recommendations across multidisciplinary defense programs. The role involves hands-on laboratory and field activities and up to 50% travel.

Designs, develops, deploys, and maintains containerized web applications and mission-critical Command and Control systems for U.S. Navy operations. Responsibilities include backend or frontend software development, REST APIs, testing, dependency management, networking, system integration, and proactive technical problem-solving in secure DoD environments.

The Revenue Accountant manages project cost accounting, reconciliations, financial close, forecasts, billing support, and financial reporting. They analyze labor, material, subcontract, and direct project costs; develop EAC/ETC forecasts; investigate discrepancies; assess margin and financial risks; and coordinate with Finance, Program Management, Program Controls, Contracts, and Operations. The role requires explaining financial results, maintaining ledger integrity, and aligning accounting data with project execution and contractual milestones.

Leads systems engineering for U.S. Navy cybersecurity programs, focusing on network security, boundary protection, cyber analytics, threat analysis, virtualized capabilities, requirements development, Navy network architectures, installation planning, security classification guides, technical reviews, risk management, configuration management, and engineering change requests. Requires a U.S. national security clearance, engineering bachelor’s degree, and Security+ certification.

Improves system and equipment reliability, availability, and maintainability for Department of Defense customers. Responsibilities include developing reliability strategies, maintaining supportability analyses, conducting risk assessments, analyzing failure and performance data, monitoring MTBF and MTTR, identifying single points of failure, optimizing maintenance plans, and supporting design reviews focused on lifecycle cost and reliability.

The Reliability Engineer develops reliability, availability, and maintainability strategies for defense systems and equipment. Responsibilities include supportability analysis, risk assessment, asset criticality ranking, failure and performance analysis, reliability metrics monitoring, root cause analysis, FMEA, fault-tree analysis, mitigation planning, maintenance optimization, and participation in design reviews. The role supports U.S. Department of Defense customers and requires collaboration with maintenance, operations, and engineering teams.

Lead end-to-end digital product design from problem definition through implementation. Create user journeys, interaction models, high-fidelity interfaces, and interactive prototypes using Figma and AI-assisted tools. Partner with product, engineering, clients, and executives to translate complex requirements into technically grounded solutions, influence product strategy, conduct research and usability testing, evolve design systems, and mentor less-experienced designers.

Designs, integrates, tests, deploys, and troubleshoots cybersecurity and network defense solutions across complex DoD environments. Performs security assessments, vulnerability mitigation, risk management, network traffic analysis, and Computer Network Defense activities. Integrates tools across operating systems, networks, servers, APIs, and security appliances; develops automation and technical documentation; supports vendor integration, customer demonstrations, acquisition lifecycles, and CONUS/OCONUS engagements.

Administer and sustain AWS cloud services, Linux and Windows systems, virtual machines, and enterprise servers. Build infrastructure using Ansible, monitor resources, manage patches, and maintain STIG compliance. Scan and remediate vulnerabilities with ACAS, support CI/CD deployments, administer users and permissions, troubleshoot system issues, execute validation frameworks, and document configurations and resolutions. The role is onsite and requires an active U.S. national security clearance and Security+ certification.