Mission Technologies, a division of HII

Operations

• Coordinate activities and communications among USSOUTHCOM and JIATF South aviation programs, demonstrating strong organizational and communication skills.
• Prepare and deliver operational briefings, written reports, mission updates, and stakeholder communications.
• Provide strong leadership and maintain situational awareness of strategic objectives, serving as mediator and facilitator among interagency and partner-nation organizations.
• Develop high-quality analytical documents, operational papers, and presentations supporting JIATF South and partner agencies.
• Ensure compliance with all security requirements; provide guidance and technical expertise to staff as needed.
• Serve as the central communication conduit for agency and organizational personnel.
• Maintain current contact lists for interagency, international, and organizational representatives.
• Facilitate meetings, coordination sessions, and cross-organizational cooperation.
• Identify communication gaps and develop solutions to improve operational information flow.
• Conduct detailed post-operation reviews and provide recommendations for future mission optimization.

Combined Air Operations Center Liaison Officer

Engineer

• Develops new and/or integrates existing system simulation frameworks, performance models and algorithms, threat models and command and control models.
• Develops software that simulates behavior of users and systems.
• Develops, integrates and uses graphical user interfaces and visualization tools.
• Models operational environments, performs trade studies via computer simulation and provides decision support for alternative architectures.
• Performs operational analysis and mission effectiveness analysis.
• May build and design training models.

Modeling and Simulation Engineer – Level 3

Financial Planning and Analysis

• Evaluate internal controls for federal financial operations (including FBWT) using OMB A‑123 and GAO Green Book.
• Maintain control documentation and identify gaps, risks, and root causes.
• Assess control design and effectiveness, perform TOD/TOE testing, and document results.
• Support audit readiness and respond to audit and inspection requests.
• Create and update SOPs, desk guides, workflows, and control documents.
• Improve process efficiency, standardization, and control execution.
• Translate procedures into workflows and work with technical teams to automate processes.
• Support implementation of audit‑driven and internally identified process improvements.
• Conduct IV&V and support daily, monthly, quarterly, and annual certifications.
• Track certification status, deliverables, and risks; escalate issues as needed.
• Support ADA compliance reporting and validate financial dashboards.
• Maintain auditable records and corrective action documentation.
• Coordinate audit requests and track responses.
• Review findings, identify root causes, and manage corrective action plans through closure.
• Ensure documentation remains current, accurate, and traceable.
• Research and interpret federal financial management requirements.
• Brief leadership on control status, certifications, IV&V, risks, and corrective actions.
• Prepare executive summaries, status reports, and decision‑support materials.
• Maintain dashboards and tracking tools; support staffing and continuity planning.
• Provide inputs for weekly/monthly reports and participate in customer meetings.
• Support transition planning, knowledge transfer, and required security/access tasks.
• Manage multiple recurring compliance deadlines independently.

Financial Internal Controls & Compliance Analyst

Assistant

• Perform deburring of metal components and basic surface finishing tasks
• Safely transport parts and materials to and from cleaning stations, work areas, and storage locations
• Assist machinists by preparing workspaces, organizing tools, and staging materials
• Support general shop housekeeping and equipment maintenance tasks as directed
• Learn and follow standard operating procedures, safety guidelines, and quality requirements
• Demonstrate readiness to learn machine operation skills leading toward advancement into machinist-level roles

Trades Assistant

Systems Engineer

• Responsible for the deployment, configuration, testing, fielding, and maintenance of all Aechelon IGs and MSDB within a dynamic simulator-based environment.
• Deploy, configure, update, and patch Aechelon Technologies IG systems across multi-channel and multi-function operations.
• Troubleshoot and resolve issues arising from Aechelon Technologies IG systems or their integration with various display solutions, including monitors, projectors, virtual reality (VR), and mixed reality (MR) headsets.
• Install, maintain, troubleshoot, and repair Aechelon Technologies MSDBs configured in a multi-level security (3MLS) environment across multiple secure enclaves.
• Ensure seamless operation and availability of Aechelon Technologies MSDBs for simulation and training purposes.
• Possess sufficient network administration knowledge to troubleshoot issues related to Aechelon Technologies IGs and MSDBs.
• Collaborate with other IT and engineering teams to resolve integration challenges within a complex simulation architecture.
• Adhere to and enforce information security best practices and procedures, particularly when working with multi-level secure environments.
• Maintain vigilance to protect sensitive systems and data across classified enclaves.

Simulation Systems Engineer – Image Generation

Data Analyst

• Provide expert-level guidance on sentiment analysis methodologies, tools, and best practices for DoD personnel and partner organizations
• Design and implement sentiment analysis frameworks to support operational intelligence requirements
• Advise on the selection, deployment, and optimization of sentiment analysis technologies and platforms
• Conduct advanced analytical assessments of population sentiment across multiple information environments
• Support tactical and strategic decision-making through actionable sentiment intelligence products
• Develop, deliver, and maintain comprehensive training curricula on sentiment analysis techniques and applications
• Provide instruction on methods to capture and process data that is procured in major data scraping and collection efforts
• Create practical exercises, case studies, and hands-on training scenarios relevant to DoD mission sets
• Train personnel on data collection methodologies, processing workflows, and analytical techniques
• Assess student competency and provide detailed feedback on analytical products
• Maintain current awareness of emerging technologies and incorporate innovations into training programs
• Execute large-scale data collection and scraping operations from open-source and authorized platforms
• Process and normalize multi-source datasets including social media, news feeds, forums, and digital communications
• Apply natural language processing (NLP), machine learning, and computational linguistics techniques
• Develop custom scripts and tools to enhance data collection and processing efficiency
• Ensure data integrity, quality control, and compliance with legal and ethical standards
• Identify and track population sentiment trends, narrative patterns, and information influence operations
• Produce clear, concise intelligence products tailored to diverse stakeholder requirements
• Brief senior leadership on sentiment trends, emerging threats, and operational recommendations
• Collaborate with multi-disciplinary teams including OSINT analysts, data scientists, and operations personnel
• Additional duties as assigned or required

Military Advisor – Data Science, Sentiment Analysis

Full-stack Engineer

• Translate operational needs from DoD and interagency partners into clear technical requirements and engineering specifications.
• Support concept development, prototyping, integration, test, and fielding of advanced EW, CUAS, cyber, intelligence, and sensing systems.
• Conduct capability analyses, technology trades, and competitive assessments that inform engineering design decisions.
• Collaborate with engineering teams and government stakeholders to align system design with mission objectives.
• Perform systems integration, verification, and validation activities throughout the development lifecycle.
• Develop system architectures, interface definitions, concepts of operation (CONOPS), and test plans.
• Support R&D portfolio activities with technical expertise to ensure mission relevance and engineering rigor.
• Engage with stakeholders across agencies to clarify requirements, accelerate development, and support transition of prototype systems into operational use.
• Provide subject matter expertise in EW, intelligence systems, offensive UAS, cyber capabilities, technical surveillance, and related mission areas.
• Apply operational military experience to assess system feasibility, field utility, and performance in realistic mission environments.

Technical Lead, Engineering

Network Engineer

• Provide both shore-based and shipboard network administration support in support of Navy training operations and mission requirements.
• Embark on naval vessels and support underway operations, working extended schedules of 12+ hour days for periods ranging from several weeks to a month or longer at a time.
• Operate in dynamic shipboard environments, maintain mission readiness, and provide continuous technical support with limited resources while deployed.
• Troubleshoot phone connectivity issues and access network switches via console connections to assist with configuration and diagnostics.
• Work in close coordination with other team members, Navy personnel, and support departments to update, monitor, maintain, and troubleshoot servers, workstations, and network systems throughout the enterprise and onboard assigned platforms.
• Additional duties include performing virtual construction administration, creating/modifying DHCP reservations, patching and STIG implementation, system hardening, troubleshooting technical issues, authoring standard operating procedures, and performing Tier 2 technical support.
• The successful candidate must be able to work independently, prioritize multiple mission requirements, and function effectively as part of a technical team in both shore and shipboard environments.
• The individual must demonstrate flexibility, adaptability, and the ability to maintain high-quality technical support during extended deployments and operational periods.

Network Administrator – Ship Rider, Network Communications 2

Technician

• Develops and uses technical documents including controlled work packages, formal work processes and procedures, test documents, reports and task or trip reports
• Schedules, reports and briefs customers and senior management
• Collaborating with cableway shipboard team on day-to-day activities
• Performs duties outside of specialty in order to complete installation or work assignment
• Works from blueprints, tech manuals
• Receives instructions on semi-routine and difficult assignments
• Performs all necessary tasks (semi-skilled and unskilled) laboring duties related to the installation, maintenance, and repair of a wide variety of systems and equipment
• Conducts on-site installation of equipment and follows established testing procedures to ensure proper working order

Cableway Technician

System Administrator

• Provide front-line coordination and desktop support for NMCI-managed end-user environments
• Ensure users receive reliable assistance with workstation provisioning, troubleshooting, and lifecycle actions
• Manage NMCI service requests and support hardware refresh activities
• Maintain a smooth user experience across the organization
• Review and submit NMCI tickets, track service actions, assist users with workstation issues

Systems Administrator – NMCI Desktop Support

• Participate in U.S. and international ITU activities and preparatory meetings leading up to the next World Radiocommunication Conference (WRC)
• Develop, draft, and edit U.S. technical and policy contributions, ensuring they accurately represent Government priorities and can withstand rigorous domestic and international scrutiny
• Provide subject matter expertise to program offices by translating system requirements into regulatory positions that promote compliant and advantageous RF system operations
• Produce written and oral reports clearly articulating technical rationale, regulatory considerations, and recommended courses of action
• Conduct and perform RF analyses to support regulatory positions, including evaluation of Navy systems, interference scenarios, spectrum usage, and orbital considerations
• Collaborate closely with program offices to understand current and future system concepts, ensuring regulatory approaches align with mission needs

RF Spectrum Engineer

Manager

• Develop, implement, and continuously improve company’s Environmental, Health & Safety (EH&S) policies and procedures to ensure compliance with federal, state, and local laws.
• Manage the creation and delivery of OSHA/NAVSEA SI training content to meet regulatory requirements.
• Provide employees with the necessary training tailored to their job functions.
• Analyze and solve safety issues or problem areas on board vessels and at shore-based facilities.
• Meet with site supervisors/team leads to resolve safety issues.
• Conduct incident investigations, including root cause analysis and injury prevention.
• Perform workplace safety surveillances/inspections on board vessels and at shore-based facilities (commercial and military) and provide reports with corrective actions.
• Assess worksites utilizing Industrial Hygiene monitoring equipment and reporting.
• Respond to employee EH&S questions and concerns, providing guidance as needed, as well as in emergency situations during after-hours, for the purpose of resolving immediate, environmental, health, and/or safety concerns.
• Create reports and presentations as needed.
• Seek out opportunities for self-improvement through continuous education and training.

EH&S Manager – Environmental Health and Safety

Support Engineer

• The Skillbridge intern will train as a SIGINT Analyst (Operations Support Team)
• Actively train on meaningful projects and work closely with a mentor and with senior company leadership
• Provide 24/7 help desk support for SIGINT systems, troubleshooting deployed sensors, and coordinating with field personnel
• Assigned special projects as needed

SIGINT Analyst – Ops Support Team – SkillBridge Intern

Scheduler

• Plans, prepares, issues and controls production schedules and coordinates with material requirements to ensure a controlled flow of approved materials timed to meet production requirements.
• Advises management of the status of work in progress, material availability, and potential production problems to ensure that personnel, equipment, materials and services are provided as needed.
• Schedules equipment and personnel, confirms material supply and demands, prepares work orders or purchase requests for the production or purchase of components or parts based on a master production schedule, shop load and inventory requirements.
• Coordinates interdepartmental activity with quality assurance, manufacturing, purchasing, engineering, inventory control, traffic, etc.; schedules and expedites the movement of parts by means of move orders, stock transfers and requests for shipping orders.

Production Planning and Scheduler

• Perform preventive and corrective maintenance of Lenel OnGuard Access Control Systems.
• Install, configure, troubleshoot, and maintain access control panels, controllers, card readers, and associated hardware.
• Manage cardholder databases, access permissions, and user administration.
• Monitor and respond to system alarms and operational issues.
• Diagnose and resolve hardware, software, database, and network-related issues.
• Support Windows Server and SQL Server environments.
• Maintain service reports, maintenance logs, and technical documentation.
• Ensure compliance with organizational quality, operational, and security standards.
• Coordinate with internal technical teams.
• Participate in emergency support outside normal business hours when required.