Jobs at ASRC Federal

Develop and deliver high-fidelity threat modeling products for missile defense systems. Generate kinematic output data for simulated missile trajectories, support systems engineering and testing, troubleshoot modeling and simulation issues, and coordinate projects. The role requires onsite work at Schriever Space Force Base, collaboration with engineering teams, and occasional travel. Candidates must have active DoD Secret clearance and experience with missiles, six-degree-of-freedom trajectories, Linux and Windows platforms, and quality control.

Develops and delivers high-fidelity threat missile models and missile defense software for the Missile Defense Agency. Collaborates with customers, intelligence analysts, threat stakeholders, and engineers to capture requirements and produce accurate threat models. Responsibilities include systems engineering, requirements traceability, MBSE, modeling and simulation, automation, missile flight and performance analysis, atmospheric dynamics, and infrared and radar-cross-section signature modeling. The role is fully onsite at Schriever Space Force Base.

Develop and deliver high-fidelity threat modeling products for missile defense systems. Perform modeling and simulation data analysis, missile flight and performance analysis, infrared signature modeling, verification and validation, and scripting or automation. The role requires onsite work at Schriever Space Force Base and an active DoD Secret clearance.

Develop and deliver high-fidelity threat missile models and missile defense software products for the Missile Defense Agency. Capture and analyze requirements with customers, intelligence analysts, threat stakeholders, and engineers. Apply systems engineering, MBSE, requirements traceability, modeling and simulation, missile flight dynamics, atmospheric modeling, radar cross-section and infrared signature modeling, and automation. The role is fully onsite at Schriever Space Force Base and requires an active DoD Secret clearance.

Plans and executes end-to-end system integration and verification for software-intensive radar systems. Develops test plans, procedures, reports, and requirements traceability documentation; conducts formal testing, troubleshooting, fault isolation, and performance verification. Collaborates with systems, software, hardware, network, cybersecurity, and program teams, supports test readiness reviews and customer acceptance, analyzes discrepancies, and provides technical updates. The role requires an active Secret clearance, U.S. citizenship, and up to 30% travel.

Develop and maintain 3D CAD models, engineering drawings, BOMs, technical documentation, and configuration baselines for a defense radar system. Ensure documentation meets ASME standards, support PLM activities, engineering releases, change management, design verification, manufacturing readiness, integration testing, and configuration audits. Coordinate with multidisciplinary engineering, manufacturing, logistics, and configuration management teams while supporting technical data packages and continuous process improvements.

Operate and maintain containerized environments, CI/CD pipelines, and DevSecOps platforms. Manage compute, storage, networking, automation, monitoring, alerting, and logging systems. Deploy and troubleshoot distributed platform components, maintain GitLab pipelines, and support security compliance, patching, and RMF requirements. Collaborate with system administration, cybersecurity, and software engineering teams while supporting mission-critical defense systems.

Provides remote Tier 1 help desk support for FDA application users. Handles customer calls, emails, and tickets; uses ServiceNow and knowledgebase tools to document, resolve, and improve support solutions. Requires clear communication, multitasking, problem-solving, organizational skills, and independent and collaborative work. The role requires U.S. citizenship, a federal Public Trust background investigation, and at least two years of contact center customer service or help desk experience.

ASRC Federal is building a talent pipeline for GPS sustainment and modernization programs. Opportunities include software development, system administration, network administration and engineering, and test analysis and engineering. Candidates will support programs across Colorado, California, and Florida. Requirements include a relevant bachelor’s degree, technical experience, and an active Secret clearance; Top Secret clearance is preferred.

Plans and executes end-to-end integration and verification for software-intensive radar systems. Develops test plans, procedures, requirements verification documentation, and reports; performs system integration, troubleshooting, fault isolation, and performance verification. Maintains requirements traceability, analyzes test results, supports automation and continuous integration, participates in readiness reviews and formal test events, and collaborates with multidisciplinary engineering teams and program leadership.

Develops and delivers AI/ML software for high-fidelity threat missile modeling and missile defense systems supporting the Missile Defense Agency. Responsibilities include applying deep learning, NLP, computer vision, reinforcement learning, generative AI, and prompt engineering; programming in Python or R; using machine learning frameworks; and potentially deploying models at scale in cloud environments.

Develop and deliver high-fidelity threat modeling products for the Missile Defense Agency and Ballistic Missile Defense System. Generate kinematic output data for simulated missile trajectories, collaborate with systems engineers, and support modeling, simulation, testing, and systems integration. The role requires daily onsite work, active DoD Secret clearance, and up to 10% travel.

Performs formal acceptance, regression, integration, system, and user acceptance testing for mission-critical satellite command and control software. Analyzes results, identifies defects, supports troubleshooting and root-cause analysis, validates releases across Windows, Linux, and Solaris, and applies configuration management practices. The role supports U.S. Space Force MILSATCOM operations in an onsite, classified environment.

Test Engineers support Missile Defense Agency modeling and simulation applications by developing and executing test plans, cases, and reports; analyzing performance metrics; verifying software and system requirements; documenting features; and integrating automated tests into CI/CD pipelines. The role requires daily onsite work, Linux and programming proficiency, software testing expertise, and an active DoD Secret clearance.

Maintain and monitor the Department of Defense Consolidated Command and Control system supporting MILSATCOM operations. Responsibilities include administering domain and archive file servers, maintaining operational network access and databases, managing software configurations and system interfaces, documenting system anomalies, preparing systems for operational use, and supporting operational testing. The role requires collaboration with operators, developers, engineers, testers, and vendors in a mission-critical satellite communications environment.

Develops and maintains RMF security authorization packages for mission-critical defense systems. Documents RMF deliverables, prepares system categorization memoranda, assesses and tracks cybersecurity risks and vulnerabilities, manages POA&Ms, and maintains artifacts and controls in eMASS. Provides control verification and validation while supporting ISSO responsibilities for GMASS-covered systems.

Develops, enhances, tests, debugs, and maintains front-end and back-end software for mission-critical defense radar systems. Designs GUIs, desktop and web applications, autonomous services, scripts, and utilities; collaborates with system and business analysts; resolves software issues; coordinates enhancements and bug fixes; and ensures software standards are met.

Perform systems modeling using MBSE to define interfaces, requirements, and behaviors for mission-critical radar systems. Analyze and allocate requirements across hardware, software, operators, and system components; review technical documentation; support cybersecurity, sustainment, testing, and capability updates; participate in peer and requirements reviews; interface with customers; and produce contractual engineering documentation.

Manage full-cycle recruiting for technical and professional roles, including sourcing, screening, interviewing, offer negotiation, and candidate closing. Develop recruiting strategies, advise hiring managers, maintain compliance with government contracting regulations, track recruiting metrics, and maintain ATS and CRM records. Support career fairs, business development, proposals, contract transitions, and enterprise initiatives while traveling as needed.

Lead the architecture, development, testing, deployment, troubleshooting, and sustainment of secure Appian applications for U.S. Army systems. Provide technical leadership, conduct code reviews, mentor developers, support integrations and cloud environments, translate requirements into workflows, participate in Agile ceremonies, and maintain technical documentation. The role requires Appian development expertise, DoD security knowledge, Secret clearance eligibility, and U.S. citizenship.