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The Data Governance Specialist partners with business stakeholders to define governance requirements, ownership models, policies, and standards. The role designs stewardship, issue remediation, and metadata approval workflows; configures Collibra operating models, metamodel extensions, and workflows; develops governance frameworks; and leads training and change management. This position translates business needs into scalable technical roadmaps and supports adoption of data governance practices across the organization.

Leads production and manufacturing programs within the Tactical Data Links portfolio, overseeing cost, schedule, technical performance, quality, risk, profitability, customer engagement, and contractual commitments. Coordinates multidisciplinary teams across engineering, operations, suppliers, and customers; manages lifecycle execution, earned value, supply chain relationships, proposals, and product transitions from development through full-rate production.

Leads the integration of AI, generative AI, and RAG tools into federal proposal development. Develops AI workflows, prompt libraries, SOPs, compliance processes, and performance metrics; trains proposal teams on secure, human-reviewed AI usage; evaluates emerging GovCon tools; and drives productivity, quality, proposal cycle-time, and probability-of-win improvements while leading teams and managing direct reports.

Supports Assessment and Authorization projects for government systems by documenting security controls, architectures, SSPs, CONOPS, contingency plans, user guides, SOPs, and POA&Ms. Coordinates artifacts and stakeholders through RMF and ICD 503 processes, supports ISSO/ISSM and assessor reviews, and tracks projects toward ATD, IATT, ATO, renewals, and extensions. The role also requires understanding complex networks, security enclaves, cloud, virtualization, vulnerability management, and security tools.

Develops and qualifies materials and manufacturing processes for aerospace and defense hardware. Reviews drawings, selects materials, analyzes laboratory data, performs failure investigations, and leads root-cause and corrective-action activities. The role supports design, production, suppliers, and subcontractors by authoring requirements and verifying compliance. Work occurs onsite across office, laboratory, production, cleanroom, and outdoor environments, with occasional travel between Colorado campuses and other locations. A DoW Interim Secret clearance is required to start and maintain employment.

Leads approximately 20 manufacturing engineers supporting electronics assembly, product design challenges, new product introduction, and transition to production. Manages NRE activities, equipment and fixtures, process documentation, pilot-line processes, continuous improvement, and production problem resolution. Partners with engineering and factory teams to incorporate manufacturability feedback, while owning engineering team quality, schedule, cost, staffing, mentoring, and development.

Leads production testing for infrared and optical modules and circuit card assemblies. Designs test processes, validates equipment, maintains documentation, supports factory transitions, and drives preventive maintenance and process qualifications. Provides technical guidance, trains personnel, troubleshoots production issues, improves yield, conducts root-cause and corrective-action activities, manages test-resource procurement, and represents the test team in audits, customer engagements, and production readiness efforts.

Designs, develops, automates, and supports enterprise computing and network infrastructure for a government customer. Responsibilities include Linux and Windows systems development, infrastructure automation with Ansible, scripting, cloud services, application and infrastructure security reviews, DevOps, Agile participation, network engineering, and cloud automation. The role also researches technologies, mentors teammates, collaborates across engineering teams, and supports platforms including servers, containers, virtualized applications, storage, and network services.

Leads hardware scope from concept through design, qualification, production support, and integration for space electronics products. Owns cost, schedule, technical content, proposals, development plans, risk management, and earned value reporting. Provides technical oversight, resolves hardware issues, participates in design and peer reviews, and coordinates with electrical, mechanical, systems, operations, procurement, quality, and program management teams. This is a senior technical leadership role without direct people-management responsibility.

Supports U.S. Air Force acquisition of the Sentinel ICBM Secondary Launch capability. Reviews contractor designs, architectures, documentation, and MBSE products; integrates government-furnished equipment; evaluates command-and-control systems; and contributes to systems integration labs, modeling, simulation, analysis, and integration planning. Coordinates with project managers, engineers, logisticians, testers, government agencies, and Air Force stakeholders. Requires engineering or related technical education, systems integration experience, leadership experience, and an active Secret clearance.