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Leads a U.S. Navy lifecycle sustainment and depot-level repair contract. Responsibilities include program planning and control, budgeting, scheduling, risk and quality management, performance reporting, customer and contracting officer coordination, ROM development, status meetings, subcontractor management, staffing, and customer relationship management. The role requires extensive Navy in-service engineering experience, management of large multi-year programs and contracts, strong stakeholder leadership, and an active DoD Secret clearance. This is a fully onsite Ventura County position with limited travel.

Supports Department of Defense radar acquisition and systems engineering programs by managing cost, schedule, risk, budgets, technical coordination, engineering changes, meetings, action items, data calls, and project milestones. Provides financial planning, Earned Value monitoring, policy application, technical briefings, and liaison support among Navy program offices, engineering teams, laboratories, manufacturers, and logistics stakeholders. Requires an active Secret clearance and approximately 25% travel.

Leads cybersecurity oversight, governance, risk management, compliance, system accreditation, and incident response for SIPRNet and classified information systems. Maintains RMF artifacts, ATOs, STIG compliance, security baselines, vulnerability remediation, access controls, audit documentation, and continuous monitoring. Coordinates with authorizing officials, auditors, engineers, and government stakeholders while ensuring classified data protection and user training.

Reviews, authors, maintains, and updates Interactive Electronic Technical Manuals for Navy surveillance radar systems. Develops S1000D-compliant data modules, converts legacy manuals, supports Model Based Product Support and technical manual processes, maintains configuration and applicability data, and ensures compliance with Navy specifications and standards. The role also provides technical manual and logistics planning support to fleet and engineering personnel.

Provides cybersecurity engineering for USMC systems throughout the system lifecycle. Translates security requirements into technical designs, implements and validates NIST SP 800-53 controls, develops security architecture and RMF documentation, supports secure configurations and vulnerability remediation, reviews system changes, participates in security testing, and collaborates with ISSOs, administrators, engineers, developers, and government customers.

Leads cybersecurity compliance for USMC information systems, managing RMF activities, accreditation documentation, security controls, vulnerability remediation, configuration management, continuous monitoring, inspections, and audits. Provides cybersecurity guidance to government customers, program managers, engineers, and system administrators while ensuring compliance with DoD, DoN, and USMC requirements throughout the system lifecycle.

Lead systems engineering for a U.S. Navy terminal defense program. Responsibilities include S&T roadmapping, fleet feedback and threat analysis, requirements and weapon specification development, combat-system integration, stakeholder alignment, and MBSE/digital engineering leadership. The role supports surface weapon systems such as RAM and CIWS and requires senior engagement with Navy program offices, warfare centers, OEMs, and national security stakeholders.

Develops and maintains provisioning and technical documentation for Navy SSDS and Integrated Combat Systems. Manages ICAPS packages, tracks technical data, supports SIDs, SCDs, ECPs, and problem reports, incorporates fleet feedback, and participates in technical reviews and ILS/IPS meetings. The role requires configuration and data management, coordination across multiple sites, on-site work in office or shipboard environments, and an active DoD Secret clearance.

Designs and evaluates shipboard systems on surface assets, specializing in electromagnetic interference and compatibility. Identifies system risks, recommends engineering corrections, and conducts performance evaluations for newly deployed systems. The role requires extensive shipboard research, development, testing, engineering, or integration experience, along with expertise in areas such as system performance, ship and deck operations, signatures, or EMI/EMC.

Leads acquisition and contract-management support for U.S. Navy weapons programs. Responsibilities include preparing acquisition documentation and procurement packages, managing multinational and international partner requirements, briefing senior leadership, tracking milestones, analyzing U.S. and foreign procurement regulations, and coordinating technical, logistics, schedule, and financial stakeholders. Supervises multidisciplinary contractor staff and ensures contract actions align with program baseline goals.