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Plans, develops, executes, and documents integration and system-level testing for hardware and software components, subsystems, and spacecraft systems. Translates customer requirements into test solutions, resolves hardware/software interface issues, creates test plans and procedures, analyzes results, prepares evaluation reports, and performs regression testing. The role coordinates testing across organizations and requires Python scripting, Linux familiarity, and an active Secret clearance.

Develops and applies software quality principles for software and software-based systems. Designs quality, verification, validation, testing, audit, and software development processes; reviews requirements, designs, code, tests, and traceability; evaluates quality systems; identifies deficiencies; and supports corrective actions and compliance with contractual and technical requirements.

Designs, develops, tests, and documents opto-mechanical components, precision mechanisms, optical assemblies, and fixtures. Creates engineering drawings, specifications, tolerance analyses, performance budgets, verification plans, and supplier documentation. Selects materials and supports optical alignment, manufacturing, assembly, and testing requirements. Requires experience with opto-mechanical design tools, PLM/PDM systems, and optical or electro-optical systems, along with eligibility for a Top Secret clearance.

Supports DevSecOps development across software products by designing, integrating, testing, troubleshooting, and maintaining CI/CD pipelines and tooling. Administers Atlassian systems, modernizes legacy applications, supports Agile teams, and provides technical guidance on DevSecOps tools and software development lifecycle practices. Works across Linux and Windows environments while automating builds, deployments, testing, configuration, and software releases. Preferred expertise includes infrastructure as code, Kubernetes, static analysis, test automation, VMware, and Atlassian administration.

Designs, integrates, tests, and troubleshoots avionics circuit hardware for aerospace products. Responsibilities include schematic capture, board-layout guidance, electronics simulation and analysis, test procedure development, qualification and acceptance testing, failure investigation, anomaly resolution, and product certification. The role collaborates with multidisciplinary engineering teams, management, subcontractors, and government customers. It requires aerospace hardware development experience, missile design experience, technical communication skills, and eligibility for a DoD Secret clearance.

Provides administrative support to multiple directors and executive staff, including calendar management, meeting coordination, complex travel arrangements, expense reconciliation, correspondence, presentations, visitor screening, and task tracking. Coordinates with program and administrative teams, supports executive visits, handles sensitive information discreetly, prioritizes competing requests, improves administrative processes, and completes special assignments for the National Security Space organization.

Supports Space Control business development and capture activities by identifying opportunities, analyzing customer and industry trends, developing win strategies, managing proposal processes, coordinating reviews, and ensuring compliant submissions. Engages customers and executives, tracks competitive intelligence and budgets, prepares presentations, supports industry events, and develops strategic partnerships. Requires National Security Space knowledge and collaboration across engineering, program management, legal, contracts, and operations.

Designs, develops, installs, tests, and supports COTS or custom computing hardware and electrical components for OPIR ground systems. Coordinates chassis, rack, cabinet, workstation, facility, and shelter installations; prepares project documentation and specifications; evaluates vendors; analyzes test reports; and collaborates with software, security, and mission engineering teams. The role supports reliable missile-warning and infrared-surveillance capabilities and requires an active Secret clearance.

Supports THAAD proposal development and acquisition activities by coordinating stakeholders, creating proposal estimates, interpreting RFP requirements, managing schedules and project documentation, presenting status updates, and serving as a liaison among technical, acquisition, program, and customer teams. The role supports multiple concurrent projects, proposal negotiations, process improvements, and senior leadership communications, with travel as needed.

Designs and develops avionics circuits for aerospace hardware, including schematic capture, board-layout guidance, electronics analysis, test procedures, hardware checkout, and system integration. Collaborates with engineering and customer teams, performs worst-case and parts-stress analyses, troubleshoots test anomalies, supports qualification and acceptance testing, and prepares product certification documentation. Requires aerospace hardware development experience, missile design experience, strong communication skills, and eligibility for a DoD Secret clearance.