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Build and deploy Helm charts to Kubernetes, develop GitLab CI/CD pipelines, containerize applications, troubleshoot deployments, and design cloud-native architectures. The role supports Air Force research missions in an onsite environment and requires collaboration across varied technology stacks. Responsibilities also include researching complex technical problems independently and may involve cloud services, infrastructure as code, security tooling, event streaming, and air-gapped deployments.

Supports cybersecurity for C-130 and other aeronautical systems at the Air Force Life Cycle Management Center. Advises the ISSM, develops cybersecurity strategies and RMF artifacts, supports IATT and ATO authorization, reviews program documentation, analyzes system components and vulnerabilities, identifies risks and safeguards, and verifies cybersecurity controls and mitigations. Requires aircraft or weapon-system experience, a Secret clearance, U.S. citizenship, and occasional travel.

Provides engineering and technical support for Army equipment maintenance, modernization, repair, and sustainment projects. Plans and coordinates engineering activities, troubleshoots complex equipment issues, develops performance and reliability improvements, monitors schedules and deliverables, and ensures compliance with Army regulations, engineering standards, EHS, and QA/QC requirements. Prepares technical documentation, supports configuration management and engineering changes, and participates in inspections, audits, and readiness evaluations across office, maintenance, depot, and field environments.

Leads project controls and financial management for government contracts, including budgeting, forecasting, earned value, estimates at completion, cost and variance analysis, cash flow, billing, accruals, and compliance. Maintains project baselines, schedules, funding, risks, and opportunities while supporting contract reporting under FAR, CAS, and U.S. GAAP. Collaborates with program teams and customers, improves processes, resolves complex issues, and mentors colleagues.

Manages engineering, construction, maintenance, and infrastructure projects from planning through closeout at a military installation. Responsibilities include developing scopes, schedules, budgets, cost estimates, and technical documents; coordinating engineers, contractors, government agencies, and stakeholders; monitoring risks, quality, safety, and compliance; reviewing designs and contractor submissions; conducting site inspections; and reporting project status and funding needs to leadership.

Analyzes and improves TACOM maintenance, logistics, and operational processes through workflow analysis, time studies, data analytics, Lean and Six Sigma methods. Develops process improvements, SOPs, reports, facility layouts, and performance recommendations while supporting scheduling, audits, inspections, safety compliance, and government reviews.

KBR is hiring an Electrical Engineer for a contingency role supporting the TACOM (WVA) program. The provided description includes compensation details and emphasizes KBR’s people-first, teamwork, and Zero Harm culture, but does not specify project responsibilities, required qualifications, technologies, travel, or clearance requirements.

Leads software development supporting TACOM systems and operations. Provides technical direction, oversees application and development projects, coordinates design, migration, data validation, and implementation, resolves software issues, develops user manuals, and trains junior developers. The role requires extensive SAP, LMP, CAMS, reporting, business intelligence, and Arsenal manufacturing experience, along with U.S. citizenship and the ability to obtain or maintain a government security clearance.

Plans and coordinates engineering activities for Army system modernization, upgrades, and integration projects. Develops plans, schedules, technical documentation, and status reports; analyzes existing systems; supports testing, validation, configuration management, and change control; identifies technical risks; and ensures compliance with Army technical manuals, engineering standards, cost, schedule, and performance objectives. The role involves coordination with engineers, technicians, leadership, government stakeholders, and support across office, depot, maintenance, and field environments.

Provides senior leadership and program management support, establishes execution policies and goals, oversees subcontractor performance, interfaces with government and subcontractor personnel, supports purchasing, and coordinates project stakeholders to meet budget objectives. Requires extensive program management experience, government contract familiarity, an active DoD TS clearance, and proficiency with Microsoft Office and Teams.