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Supports Orion human spaceflight mission preparations, readiness, execution, and ground and mission system integration from NASA’s Johnson Space Center Mission Control Center. Integrates hardware and software subsystems, develops operations documentation and flight procedures, and performs systems engineering, verification, validation, testing, risk analysis, and technical planning. Requires flexibility for off-shift and weekend activities and travel to Denver as needed.

Leads daily IT operations supporting NOAA, including systems, networks, infrastructure, user support, project delivery, documentation, cybersecurity coordination, risk mitigation, compliance, and system certification. Provides technical guidance, coordinates resources, maintains reliable and secure systems, and recommends technology improvements. Requires a bachelor's degree and 5–7 years of relevant IT experience, with federal or mission-critical experience and industry certifications preferred.

Leads financial planning, budgeting, forecasting, EACs, variance analysis, funding oversight, reporting, cost modeling, audits, indirect-rate forecasting, and subcontractor cost tracking for DoD and federal programs. Ensures compliance with FAR, DFARS, and Cost Accounting Standards while identifying risks and protecting program profitability.

Designs, integrates, modifies, tests, and releases mechanical systems and vehicle structures for autonomous military ground platforms. Responsibilities include CAD modeling in PTC Creo, reverse engineering, prototype fabrication, armor and subsystem integration, vehicle modifications, validation, onsite testing, drawing updates, first article inspection, and quality assurance. The role supports designs from concept through final production while meeting customer and government requirements.

Develop and deliver high-fidelity threat modeling products for the Missile Defense Agency and Ballistic Missile Defense System. Generate kinematic output data for simulated missile trajectories, collaborate with systems engineers, and support modeling, simulation, testing, and systems integration. The role requires daily onsite work, active DoD Secret clearance, and up to 10% travel.

Supports propulsion systems testing projects for the Air Force Research Laboratory. Reviews requirements, maintains project lists and documentation, tracks schedules and milestones, monitors resources, reports project costs, and communicates progress and outcomes to contract management and customers. The role requires project management experience, coordination skills, financial tracking, and the ability to obtain a security clearance.

Maintain and secure a mission-critical DEC VAX/OpenVMS system in a classified Army laboratory. Responsibilities include hardware and software maintenance, hardening, RMF documentation, eMASS input, STIG analysis, vulnerability scanning, POA&M tracking, security change implementation, network troubleshooting, testing, requirements translation, and technical documentation. The role requires extensive legacy-system, NOC, Cisco, encryption, IPsec, and classified DoD network experience.

Executive leader responsible for enterprise-wide operational excellence across program management, quality, EH&S, risk management, independent review, and continuous improvement. Establishes governance, policies, metrics, training, process libraries, and performance-improvement initiatives across business lines. Partners cross-functionally to improve program execution, customer satisfaction, accountability, scalability, and organizational efficiency while developing leadership capabilities and succession planning.

Executes defense-program procurement from sourcing and RFQs through purchasing, supplier management, negotiations, purchase orders, and subcontracts. Ensures FAR, DFARS, and company-policy compliance; evaluates pricing; monitors supplier performance; coordinates with engineering, program management, and quality teams; tracks materials and risks; maintains audit-ready records; supports DCMA/DCAA audits and proposal pricing.

Maintains and updates Air Force GeoBase GIS data for buildings, utilities, pavements, and other civil infrastructure. Interprets surveys, construction drawings, and as-built information; performs bulk data updates; creates maps and data tables; supports data integrity, planning, safety, airfield, and real-property reconciliation efforts. The role also coordinates with civil engineering and safety organizations, assists with field investigations and hurricane recovery, and requires on-site work at Cape Canaveral.