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Provides senior acquisition and program management support for a Foreign Military Sales program across case planning, execution, documentation, financial and schedule management, logistics, sustainment, risk mitigation, and program reviews. Coordinates with government stakeholders, contractors, OEMs, and international partners; develops FMS documentation, integrated schedules, briefings, and status reports; and supports systems including DSAMS, SAMRS, and AFLCMC/WF-On Line.

Manage DoD acquisition programs across the full lifecycle for the Legacy Tanker program. Responsibilities include requirements development, acquisition documentation, schedule and risk management, program metrics, earned value analysis, funding tracking, stakeholder coordination, milestone preparation, technical reviews, and support for JCIDS, CRRA, IPTs, and acquisition reporting. The role requires extensive program management experience, DoD acquisition expertise, U.S. citizenship, and a TS/SCI clearance.

Leads systems engineering and integration for Air Force weapon systems across development and sustainment lifecycles. Responsibilities include airworthiness certification, configuration management, risk and safety analysis, system architecture, interface management, verification, technical assessments, trade studies, acquisition documentation, and certification package development. Supports DoD acquisition processes and ensures systems meet operational safety, suitability, effectiveness, reliability, and maintainability requirements.

Provides principal-level engineering support for Air Force network and communications systems. Responsibilities include planning, designing, integrating, testing, operating, and maintaining wired, wireless, and Private 5G infrastructure. The role supports RF, 5G Core, gNodeB, network architecture, switching, routing, NAC interoperability, capacity and performance monitoring, backup and recovery, operating system maintenance, and cybersecurity policy implementation in a DoD environment.

Supports Department of Defense acquisition programs through advanced operations research, business and systems analysis, process improvement, organizational and manpower modeling, requirements development, architecture documentation, digital modeling, and strategic decision support. The role develops DoDAF and JCIDS products, supports Agile software execution, facilitates cross-functional alignment, and assists with program planning, risk, configuration, contract, schedule, and Foreign Military Sales activities.

Provide systems security engineering and cybersecurity expertise for USAF weapon systems throughout acquisition. Assess cybersecurity posture, vulnerabilities, cyber resiliency, survivability, and mitigation strategies. Support systems engineering technical reviews, acquisition documentation, technical evaluations, and senior-leader briefings. Recommend security designs protecting software, hardware, firmware, weapon systems, and critical networks. Interface with government, engineering, acquisition, and cybersecurity personnel while providing technical guidance to junior staff.

Designs and evolves AWS-based Kubernetes platforms using Helm and DevSecOps practices. Develops delivery pipelines, automated metrics, continuous testing, and integration strategies for complex legacy systems. Coaches teams on DevOps, continuous delivery, automation, lean processes, and quality improvement. Supports Air Force enterprise data visibility, developer advocacy, platform architecture, and technical process improvement.

Provides enterprise-level acquisition and program management support for Air Force cryptologic and cyber systems. Responsibilities include acquisition planning, program health monitoring, documentation review, risk and issue resolution, PPBE support, SMART reporting, cross-functional coordination, modernization planning, and leadership recommendations. The role requires DoD acquisition experience, cybersecurity knowledge, strong communication skills, a bachelor’s degree, U.S. citizenship, and an active TS/SCI clearance.

Supports DoD and Air Force cybersecurity compliance for mission-critical information systems. Responsibilities include RMF authorization activities, eMASS artifact management, vulnerability assessments, STIG/SRG implementation, security audits, incident response support, access control documentation, system security design, and operational security posture management. The role requires an active Secret clearance, U.S. citizenship, IAT Level II certification, and related cybersecurity experience.

Leads cybersecurity governance, risk management, compliance, and continuous monitoring for U.S. Air Force information systems. Maintains authorization documentation, supports ATO and approval-to-connect activities, implements corrective actions, assesses security controls and configuration changes, reports cybersecurity events, and oversees ISSOs, including their training, certification, and clearance requirements. The role requires extensive DoD experience, RMF expertise, U.S. citizenship, and an active Top Secret clearance.