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Conduct reverse engineering, vulnerability research, exploitation, and low-level software analysis for mission-focused projects. Develop proof-of-concept capabilities, exploits, payloads, and technical tooling; analyze software and systems using debuggers and disassemblers; collaborate with technical teams; and support research-driven engineering. The role requires C, Python, Assembly, CI/CD, offensive security tools, an active TS/SCI clearance, polygraph eligibility, and U.S. citizenship.

Designs and maintains websites, SharePoint environments, dashboards, visualizations, reports, publications, and multimedia products for federal mission requirements. Translates complex data into accessible, engaging visual content; manages web content and governance; provides usability and editorial guidance; and collaborates with analysts, developers, subject-matter experts, and leadership. Requires an active TS/SCI clearance and experience supporting intelligence, defense, geospatial, or federal government environments.

Leads systems and systems-of-systems engineering for U.S. Army Integrated Fires architectures. Responsibilities include requirements analysis, architecture design, MBSE model maintenance, simulations, threat integration, technical working groups, test planning, data analysis, and engineering process development. The role requires coordination across engineering teams and Army organizations, along with expertise in missile defense, command and control, counter-UAS, defensive fires, or electronic warfare.

Leads competitive intelligence and Price to Win strategy for major federal pursuits. Evaluates competitors, customers, markets, pricing, and acquisition approaches; develops pricing recommendations and win strategies; facilitates executive Black Hat reviews; manages intelligence tools, databases, and research processes; applies advanced analytics and AI-enabled methods; and advises leadership while influencing cross-functional capture teams.

Senior Systems Engineer supporting Aegis-based missile defense capabilities. Responsibilities include systems engineering, weapon system development, system-of-systems integration, requirements and configuration management, risk and schedule management, test and evaluation, technical issue resolution, and program office support. The role requires Aegis Weapon System experience, active Secret clearance, U.S. citizenship, and extensive engineering experience.

Leads product vision, roadmaps, backlog refinement, and delivery of offensive cyber mission capabilities. Collaborates with product, engineering, Agile, government, and cyber operations stakeholders to define requirements, prioritize features, execute program increments, and deliver multi-platform solutions. Requires extensive offensive cyber operations, exploitation, HUMINT, Agile, leadership, and stakeholder engagement experience, plus an active TS/SCI clearance with polygraph.

Supports USCYBERCOM’s Supply Chain Risk Management PMO by reviewing acquisition requests, conducting classified due diligence and threat research, drafting certification memorandums, preparing risk assessments, analyzing investigative reports, and recommending further investigations. Requires active TS/SCI clearance with polygraph, at least two years of related program support or PMO experience, and a bachelor’s degree or equivalent experience.

Roadway Engineering Interns support civil and transportation engineering projects by developing roadway designs, preparing specifications, cost estimates, quantity calculations, reports, and construction documents. The role includes reviewing supplier submittals, conducting technical bid analyses, ensuring compliance with agency requirements, and collaborating with project teams. Candidates must be pursuing a civil engineering degree with at least two years of coursework and have transportation or roadway coursework, MS Office proficiency, and fundamental CAD knowledge.

Design and analyze roadway drainage and irrigation systems, perform hydraulic modeling and drainage calculations, review construction and erosion-control drawings, prepare technical reports and construction documents, calculate quantities and estimates, and support roadway modeling and engineering analyses. The intern will use CAD and drainage software while receiving mentorship from experienced engineers.

Traffic Engineering Intern supporting transportation infrastructure projects through traffic and safety analysis, roadway and intersection performance evaluation, GIS and CAD mapping, signage and striping plans, spreadsheet-based calculations, field visits, and technical reporting. The role collaborates with senior engineers and requires enrollment in a civil engineering or related bachelor’s program with at least one year of completed coursework.