Jobs at Apogee

Analyzes and maps target digital networks, infrastructure, identifiers, services, and communications pathways for intelligence collection and operational planning. Correlates network and host artifacts across sources, develops target profiles and diagrams, produces customer-ready reports and briefings, documents analytic tradecraft, and collaborates with SIGINT, collection, exploitation, reporting, and data science teams. Supports technical intelligence analysis of military systems and network changes in a time-sensitive mission environment.

Produces mission-focused SIGINT intelligence by researching, analyzing, and integrating multi-source information into target profiles, assessments, briefings, and serialized reports. Edits analyst drafts, performs analytical and technical QA/QC, applies NSA tradecraft and reporting standards, and coordinates with Government leads, collectors, exploitation teams, and mission partners. The role requires senior TDNA experience, NSA-aligned reporting expertise, and completion of specified NSA training courses.

Supports Strategic Warning and Surveillance Systems acquisition programs by assessing cost, schedule, and performance baselines; coordinating headquarters taskers; developing acquisition reports, plans, schedules, and senior-level briefings; and recommending solutions to program issues. The role supports program management reviews, IMP/IMS reviews, statutory and regulatory reporting, weapons-system acquisition across development, production, and deployment, and Agile software development with government and prime contractor teams.

Provides acquisition and program management support to government program offices. Responsibilities include acquisition planning, contract actions, requirements packages, milestone documentation, schedule and risk tracking, program reporting, budget execution, deliverable tracking, contract performance metrics, briefings, and executive correspondence. Coordinates with contracting officers, program managers, and technical teams supporting next-generation transport initiatives.

Provides logistics planning and sustainment support for transport and communications systems. Responsibilities include lifecycle sustainment planning, supply chain and inventory coordination, asset tracking, logistics documentation, equipment delivery and fielding, configuration management, property accountability, transportation planning, readiness reporting, and sustainment assessments for DoD operational and modernization programs.

Produces finished all-source intelligence assessments, briefs, executive summaries, and RFI responses for Army space and missile defense missions. Fuses reporting across intelligence disciplines, evaluates source reliability, conducts indications and warning and trend analysis, maintains target and issue continuity, coordinates with analysts and collectors, briefs senior leaders, and performs peer review. The role requires extensive staff-level intelligence experience, a Top Secret/SCI clearance, and supports an on-site mission at Peterson Space Force Base with 10% travel.

Provides technical and engineering support for a Commercial SATCOM Watch Office supporting the U.S. Space Force. Responsibilities include commercial frequency management, SATCOM system monitoring, threat and interference analysis, policy and SOP development, troubleshooting, operational mission support, reporting, and maintaining satellite constellation knowledge. The role is onsite at Schriever Space Force Base and requires U.S. citizenship, a TS clearance with SCI eligibility, Security+ certification, and substantial SATCOM experience.

Develops data science solutions for Army space and missile defense mission analytics. Responsibilities include engineering datasets, building statistical and machine learning models, automating workflows, creating scripts and dashboards, debugging and refactoring Python code, supporting data governance, and communicating insights to stakeholders. The role requires transitioning prototypes into operational tools, collaborating with intelligence and technical teams, and maintaining secure, reproducible data pipelines.

Manages the DoD/Army information security program, classified material controls, security documentation, audits, incident response, personnel security coordination, training, and facility readiness. Advises leadership, coordinates with Government security offices, tracks corrective actions, and ensures compliance with security policies. The role requires supporting cleared personnel and maintaining program security documentation in an on-site defense environment.

Leads GEOINT intelligence planning for U.S. Army space and missile defense missions. Develops and prioritizes GEOINT requirements, collection plans, ISR synchronization products, and operational planning inputs. Coordinates collection, analysis, exploitation, and production across mission partners; assesses coverage gaps and risks; integrates GEOINT into targeting and decision support; tracks production status; and briefs senior stakeholders. The role is onsite at Peterson Space Force Base and contingent upon contract award.

Conducts GEOINT and imagery analysis supporting Army Space and Missile Defense Command missions. Identifies and characterizes facilities, infrastructure, and activity patterns; performs change detection; produces annotated imagery, maps, target graphics, and geospatial assessments. Integrates GEOINT with other intelligence disciplines, maintains analytic documentation and continuity, briefs stakeholders, responds to RFIs, and delivers customer-ready products under shifting priorities and deadlines.

Designs, integrates, configures, monitors, and troubleshoots secure enterprise and mission transport networks. Supports terrestrial, SATCOM, tactical, and cloud networking; cybersecurity compliance, patching, hardening, architecture assessments, modernization planning, lab testing, documentation, and operational transition. Coordinates with government engineers, cyber teams, and mission partners in a DoD or intelligence-community environment.

Provide systems engineering and HEMP subject matter expertise to Space Operations Command’s HEMP Enterprise program. Review plans, schedules, risks, requirements, architectures, test plans, facilities, and technical documentation. Assess RF/EM testing, HEMP test reports, system designs, software tools, costs, sustainability, and schedules. Support HEMP modification concepts, acquisition activities, and recommendations for protected space facilities and capabilities. The role is on-site in Colorado Springs with 30% CONUS/OCONUS travel.

Supports U.S. Army space and missile defense missions through SIGINT collection, processing, exploitation, and analysis. Identifies and characterizes foreign satellite communications signals, analyzes modulation, multiple-access methods, SATCOM technologies, protocols, and network features, and produces actionable technical intelligence reporting. Requires 7+ years of SIGINT experience, a bachelor’s degree, U.S. citizenship, and an active Top Secret/SCI clearance. The role is full-time, on-site in Colorado, with 10% travel.

Manages day-to-day Sensitive Compartmented Information security operations for a U.S. Army command. Maintains access records, security documentation, visit certifications, read-ins and read-outs, and SCI material accountability. Provides security training, supports inspections and audits, tracks corrective actions, and responds to security incidents and spillages. Coordinates with Government security officials and mission stakeholders to maintain compliance, personnel readiness, and SCIF operations.