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Build and operate secure, scalable infrastructure and CI/CD pipelines for AI models, agents, and applications across cloud, on-premises, air-gapped, and classified environments. Manage Docker and Kubernetes platforms, AI lifecycle processes, identity and policy guardrails, observability, performance, security, and RMF/ATO accreditation. Collaborate with AI/ML engineers and data scientists while supporting rapid prototyping and mission operations for USCYBERCOM.

Develop and maintain full-stack software for a mission-critical tactical operations platform. Responsibilities include Foundry application development, frontend and backend engineering, API and database integration, testing, deployment, troubleshooting, documentation, Agile collaboration, and technical mentorship. The role supports cybersecurity and defense missions and requires close coordination with customers, engineering teams, and program leadership.

Design and integrate production AI/ML systems for USCYBERCOM, including LLM agents, orchestration workflows, RAG pipelines, vector databases, MCP tool integrations, model routing, evaluation pipelines, and governance guardrails. Translate research prototypes into secure, enterprise-scale mission capabilities while benchmarking models, optimizing performance, and supporting rapid operational integration.

Design, develop, deploy, and maintain AI/ML models and pipelines. Collaborate with cross-functional teams, implement MLOps and CI/CD, monitor model performance, investigate incidents, ensure compliance with security/privacy/ethical requirements, and document model architectures and procedures.

Provides systems engineering support for the THAAD interceptor, including system design, integration, performance validation, requirements and technical baseline development, troubleshooting, root cause analysis, subsystem integration, technical reviews, documentation, and test planning. Collaborates with multidisciplinary engineering teams and supports engineering studies and technical briefings. Requires an active Secret clearance, engineering or related STEM education, and at least two years of relevant experience. Travel may be required up to 25%.

Own project controls across planning, cost tracking, forecasting, invoicing support, accruals, variance analysis, and financial reporting. Develop and maintain EAC and ETC projections, support monthly close and quarterly reviews, validate financial data, manage budgets and scope changes, and coordinate subcontractor and client invoice cycles. Partner with program managers and cross-functional teams to ensure financial objectives, schedules, and performance remain aligned.

Leads EPC process engineering for industrial and infrastructure projects, developing PFDs, P&IDs, heat and material balances, and process or hydraulic models. Supports feasibility studies, cost inputs, equipment selection, vendor coordination, client discussions, multidisciplinary design integration, and quality reviews. The role requires a chemical engineering degree, 8+ years of engineering experience, strong process design expertise, and analytical problem-solving skills. Experience with Aspen HYSYS, regulated environments, brownfield upgrades, and PE licensure is preferred.

Designs and integrates energetics manufacturing processes and hazardous-material production facilities from feasibility through commissioning. Develops process design criteria, material and utility balances, PFDs, P&IDs, equipment specifications, control narratives, and safety requirements. Evaluates batch technologies and specialized equipment, coordinates multidisciplinary engineering teams and vendors, supports procurement and construction, and provides technical leadership to process engineers and designers.

Supports electrical and telecommunications engineering for federal infrastructure, utility, and construction projects. Responsibilities include site assessments, design reviews, utility coordination, calculations, construction documents, contractor submittal reviews, technical bid analyses, inspections, constructability reviews, cost and schedule evaluations, and coordination with multidisciplinary teams. The role supports low- and high-voltage systems, telecommunications networks, SCADA, fiber, and utility infrastructure, while providing technical guidance across multiple projects and traveling to remote or secure sites.

Leads program-level risk management across federal civil works and infrastructure projects. Develops risk plans, registers, assessments, dashboards, mitigation and contingency strategies, and executive reports. Integrates risk management with scheduling, cost control, construction, quality, safety, environmental compliance, contracts, claims, and change management. Facilitates workshops, monitors risk exposure and mitigation actions, advises Government and program leadership, and leads junior risk staff across geographically dispersed task orders.