The Network Design Engineer is responsible for the design, documentation, and engineering assessment of MILDEP Campus Area Networks. They will coordinate with project managers and lead engineers to ensure network architecture meets customer standards and project schedules.
The software engineer will design, develop, and test software components and subsystems under the guidance of senior team members. They are responsible for coding, debugging, and maintaining software applications while following established design standards.
The software engineer will design, develop, and maintain software functionality for military modeling and simulation applications. They will also participate in peer reviews, perform debugging and testing, and prepare technical documentation to support design reviews.
Supervise a team in the installation, testing, and decommissioning of telecommunications infrastructure and network hardware. Coordinate project dispatches, ensure quality control, and provide detailed documentation of network configurations.
The Principal Network Installation Technician leads field teams in complex technical installations, site surveys, and system deployments. They also serve as a primary technical resource, mentoring staff and ensuring project deliverables meet quality and scheduling standards.
The technician will perform network infrastructure build-outs, including mounting hardware, cabling, and testing for DISA/DOD projects. They are also responsible for leading small teams and managing installation documentation and status reports.
The technician is responsible for the installation, maintenance, and de-installation of telecommunications infrastructure and network equipment. They must also document project progress through daily status reports, site completion reports, and survey documentation.
Design, develop, and maintain backend services, microservices, and REST APIs to support cyber training and range capabilities. Collaborate with cross-functional teams to integrate software with cloud infrastructure and ensure reliable software delivery through automated testing.
The VP of Cyber Programs is responsible for leading the strategic growth of the company's Cyber market by managing the full business development and capture life-cycle. They will collaborate with internal teams to build winning proposals and maintain strong relationships with key Department of Defense and federal cyber customers.
The Pricing Analyst is responsible for developing detailed cost proposals, financial models, and narratives while ensuring full compliance with federal regulations. They also serve as a subject matter expert during internal reviews and support DCAA or DCMA audits.