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Supports DOJ trial attorneys, investigators, and litigation staff by conducting legal research, preparing and reviewing court filings, managing discovery and evidence, coordinating document production, supporting depositions and trials, maintaining case records, preparing legal and case-status summaries, and closing and archiving litigation matters. The role requires litigation paralegal experience, federal and state court knowledge, legal research proficiency, Bluebook citation expertise, eDiscovery experience, and the ability to obtain Moderate Risk Public Trust credentials.

Administers commercial and government subcontracts and purchase orders, including sourcing, proposal evaluation, negotiation, award, compliance, task orders, supplier performance, audits, and reporting. Develops procurement templates, policies, metrics, and small-business outreach programs. Reviews statements of work, leads source-selection teams, negotiates intercompany agreements, and mentors procurement personnel while supporting NASA federal acquisition activities.

Leads aerospace hardware and systems projects through development, manufacturing, testing, certification, and sustaining engineering. Builds and mentors cross-functional teams, coordinates engineering and integration activities, manages risks, costs, schedules, and technical performance, and presents project status to leadership. The role also oversees troubleshooting, evaluates engineering deliverables, and ensures program objectives are met while supporting NASA deep-space exploration initiatives.

Leads supply chain, logistics, warehousing, inventory, transportation, property management, procurement coordination, and government property compliance for a NASA program. Oversees CFP/GFP processes, audits, hazardous and shelf-life materials, vehicle management, spare parts readiness, vendor coordination, and logistics planning. Supervises multidisciplinary personnel, prepares metrics and briefings, investigates incidents, and maintains audit-ready records using Maximo, SAP/N-PROP, NASA SMS, OSCAR, and inventory systems.

Designs, develops, tests, and supports hardware systems for Space Force Range operations. Responsibilities include system modeling, hardware integration, technical analysis, supplier evaluation, troubleshooting Line Replaceable Units, engineering documentation, launch operations support, and guidance for less experienced personnel. The role requires digital interface, schematics, CAD, test equipment, operating systems, and hardware integration experience, along with eligibility for a DoD Secret clearance.

Designs electrical systems and construction documentation, including facility models, power, substations, lighting, fire alarm, instrumentation and controls, grounding, and communications systems. Performs lighting calculations, short-circuit analysis, equipment selection, cost estimating, and bills of materials. Provides construction support and independently produces 2D and 3D drawings using SmartPlant or Revit.

Supports senior engineers with controls, instrumentation, data systems, and testing for spaceflight and non-spaceflight propulsion hardware at NASA Marshall Space Flight Center. Responsibilities include developing test systems, preparing procedures and analyses, coordinating with NASA customers, participating in design and test reviews, producing reports and presentations, and completing safety training. The role requires an engineering degree, U.S. citizenship, STAR/REAL ID, domestic travel under 10%, and familiarity with PLCs, instrumentation, GUI development, and applicable safety standards.

Leads a telemetry and surveillance subsystem hardware engineering team supporting Space Force range operations. Assigns work, mentors employees, oversees engineering processes, prioritizes projects, manages workflow, resolves escalations, prepares estimates and status reports, ensures safety and compliance, and conducts performance management. Requires hardware or systems engineering experience, leadership capability, DoD range-support knowledge, Microsoft Office proficiency, and eligibility for a DoD Secret clearance.

Designs, develops, integrates, tests, and supports hardware systems for Space Force Range operations. Responsibilities include system modeling, engineering analysis, technical documentation, supplier evaluation, hardware troubleshooting, LRU repair assistance, launch operations support, and coordination with engineering teams. The role requires digital interface, schematic, CAD, test equipment, computer systems, telemetry, and networking knowledge, along with the ability to obtain and maintain a DoD Secret clearance.

Performs legal research, document organization and review, data extraction, case precedent summaries, citation checking, and litigation support. Attends hearings and court proceedings and may assist with presenting visual materials. Requires basic legal research knowledge, familiarity with LEXIS, Westlaw, eDiscovery and ESI tools, strong communication skills, and the ability to work accurately under pressure. The role requires a paralegal certificate, qualifying legal education or experience, litigation experience, and MRPT facility authorization.