The Director of HR Central will lead the North American shared services team, overseeing onboarding, offboarding, payroll support, and compliance programs. They are responsible for defining operational targets, managing team performance, and collaborating with other HR Centers of Excellence to improve service delivery and employee experience.
The Contracts Manager will lead a team to manage engineering, construction, and services contracts within the Federal sector. Responsibilities include negotiating complex contract terms, identifying risks, and providing strategic guidance to program teams.
The Senior Growth Director will lead the growth strategy and execution for the Platform System Integration portfolio, managing a team to expand business across the Defense and Intelligence Community. They are responsible for achieving revenue targets, improving pipeline quality, and fostering strategic customer relationships.
The Strategic Pricing Director leads the development and execution of pricing strategies for major federal pursuits to maximize win probability and profitable growth. They serve as a trusted advisor to executive leadership and partner with cross-functional teams to integrate market intelligence and advanced analytics into pricing recommendations.
The Subcontract Administrator manages standard subcontracts to ensure compliance with company and project requirements throughout the procurement lifecycle. Responsibilities include preparing source lists, issuing requests for proposals, negotiating terms, and maintaining accurate documentation for subcontract files.
The Early Talent and Operations Specialist will coordinate internship program initiatives, including engagement activities, onboarding, and professional development workshops. They will also support talent acquisition operations by streamlining processes, analyzing program data, and maintaining documentation to improve overall recruitment efficiency.
The DevOps Engineer will develop and maintain GitLab CI/CD pipelines and containerized platforms to support CNO development environments. They will also implement automation scripts and collaborate with software engineers to integrate code into the CI/CD workflow.
Lead the development of conceptual and detailed construction cost estimates for complex federal programs while providing technical guidance to estimating teams. Coordinate with engineering, procurement, and construction teams to validate project assumptions, pricing, and quality-controlled estimates.
The Senior Buyer manages the full acquisition life cycle for materials, equipment rentals, and professional services while ensuring compliance with corporate and federal regulations. They collaborate with technical teams and project managers to source vendors, analyze bids, and oversee post-award activities including closeout.
The Vice President will define and execute the growth strategy for Defense Engineering Solutions, focusing on sales performance, pipeline health, and capture excellence. They will lead a high-performing team to secure strategic new business and on-contract growth while maintaining strong customer relationships.
The engineer will support the integration, delivery, and sustainment of tactical military capabilities, including Mission Command Systems and Army tactical networks. Responsibilities include resolving complex integration problems, managing network infrastructure, and ensuring cybersecurity compliance through ATO and IATT processes.
The Principal Process Engineer provides technical leadership and project management for wastewater treatment capital projects. Responsibilities include process design, equipment selection, and overseeing project delivery phases from planning through commissioning.
The Data Warehouse Engineer will design, develop, and maintain scalable data warehouse solutions and efficient data pipelines. They will collaborate with analytics and application teams to ensure data platforms are reliable, high-performance, and aligned with business requirements.
The Training Manager is responsible for developing project training curricula and ensuring training events are executed on time and according to schedule. They also oversee quality control for training materials and reports while coordinating with instructors and government officials to meet project goals.
The Technical Director will define and evolve the technical strategy for the Aviation Sector, serving as the senior authority for CNS/ATM and aviation weather modernization programs. They will lead complex systems integration efforts, drive proposal success, and build trusted relationships with key government and industry stakeholders.
The Sr. Project Control Specialist will develop and maintain cost controls for large projects while interfacing with program managers and finance teams. They are responsible for preparing monthly financial deliverables, monitoring program costs, and maintaining accurate project forecasts and estimates.
The technician will operate, maintain, troubleshoot, and repair airborne mission systems and associated support equipment across various environments. Responsibilities include conducting hardware checks, configuring software, and managing logistical inventories to ensure mission readiness.
The Senior Contract Administrator will manage complex contractual relationships, review client contracts for risk and compliance, and negotiate business terms. They will also provide guidance to team members and support proposal development for major programs.
The Airborne Sensor Operator will conduct mission planning, operate airborne sensors, and perform intelligence collection as part of a collaborative team. They are responsible for real-time product development, mission documentation, and troubleshooting hardware or software deficiencies.
The intern will perform basic to moderate structural engineering support tasks under the guidance of a registered engineer. Responsibilities include formalizing structural calculations, specifications, and sketches into reports and drawings.
The software engineer will contribute to the development and maintenance of cyber network operations tools using C and Python. They will also troubleshoot software defects, support vulnerability research, and create technical documentation under the guidance of senior engineers.
The Field Project Manager leads and oversees the execution of construction and security systems projects, ensuring they meet budget, timeline, safety, and quality standards. This role involves coordinating with stakeholders, managing subcontractors, and conducting site visits to monitor progress and resolve issues.
Lead the full lifecycle of complex wireless communications research and development projects, including planning, execution, risk management, budgeting, reporting, and transition of capabilities into operational use. Coordinate with military, government, intelligence, and international partners to advance secure 5G/6G capabilities and align projects with Department of War strategic objectives.
Conduct electrical site surveys and field investigations, develop and review electrical designs and construction documents, and verify designs against actual site conditions. Support construction, installation, testing, commissioning, and acceptance while coordinating with clients and project teams and following applicable safety, quality, security, and code requirements.
The Business Information Security Officer serves as a senior partner aligning cybersecurity strategies with business objectives and managing information security risks. They act as a liaison between the cybersecurity team and business units to foster a robust security culture and coordinate incident response efforts.
The Regional Manager will lead customer engagement and portfolio growth for California and West Coast accounts while serving as a subject matter expert for cybersecurity. Responsibilities include performing risk assessments, reviewing critical infrastructure designs for compliance, and supporting business development activities.
Lead and manage complex rail systems projects, ensuring system design schedules and budgets are met. Oversee technical reviews, factory testing, and field implementation for CBTC and ATC subsystems.
Lead and perform complex electrical installations for integrated security systems at sensitive government facilities, ensuring compliance with NEC, government standards, safety requirements, and project specifications. Coordinate with project teams on design reviews, task assignments, schedules, infrastructure planning, materials, inspections, and client communication, with international travel up to 75%.
Lead the program’s Information Branch and manage document control and records-management processes, including document workflows, registers, quality checks, access controls, reporting, and final records turnover. Direct document-control personnel, train users, support audits and compliance reviews, and improve PMIS workflows and information quality.
The Safety Manager will lead safety, health, and environmental activities for a large industrial infrastructure project, including contractor oversight and hazard control. They are responsible for conducting inspections, supporting incident investigations, and promoting a proactive safety culture throughout the construction and commissioning phases.
