Mission Technologies, a division of HII

Analyst

• Organize, direct, and coordinate complex projects within critical segments of major operating programs involving facility essential systems and Real Property and Real Property Installed Equipment supporting the infrastructure of Bomber weapon system, Nuclear Command and Control Communications, and/or aircraft operations
• Serve as consultant and technical expert to senior subject matter specialists and/or agency officials responsible for broad program operations.
• Provide Component Command engineering management of the project processes.
• Provide construction and project management oversight and advisory support
• Provide assistance with planning, programming, developing requirements, cost estimates, and performing engineering management work for significant multi-phase projects that normally cross engineering disciplines and require professional technical knowledge of general engineering principles.
• Coordinate requirements with architects/engineers in a variety of disciplines
• Participate on an engineering team and assist in the planning, survey, scope development, cost estimating, and phased scheduling of projects and requirements
• Evaluate and advise the Government on installation requests for new construction, renovation, and improvements of facilities and infrastructure.
• Provide technical advisory support on emerging technologies to ensure programmed development will not prematurely become obsolete
• Support the generation of independent Government cost estimates (IGCEs) for projects.
• Ensure federal, state, and local codes concerning health, safety, and the environment are strictly adhered to in the project development cycle
• Coordinate the draft preparation and reviews of architect and engineer (A&E) statements of work (SOW).
• Assist with providing criteria and standards for specialized, difficult, and unusual requirements to include nuclear certification conditions
• Assist the Government with the review of engineering plans, specifications, and cost estimates of A&E firms or other design agents to ensure design excellence, successful requirements capture, and compliance with specifications and codes
• Provide assistance working with organizational managers, budget personnel, and engineering authorities to develop and gain approval for proposed construction, maintenance, and repair projects
• Provide project management communication support for large and complex projects requiring interface with stakeholders to include: facility occupants, operators, Air Force Nuclear enterprise leadership and subject matter experts, national laboratories, architectural and engineering firms, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) and/or Naval Facilities Engineering Command (NAVFAC), and/or Air Force Civil Engineering Center (AFCEC)
• Monitor project progress at the installation(s) and provide inputs and guidance to higher HQ levels on performance
• Provide assistance on the inspection/surveillance of assigned projects. Apply sufficient knowledge of general engineering discipline principles to discuss discrepancies and potential solutions with those performing the work
• Provide accurate, effective, and timely project close-out assistance and support
• Advise the Government on operations and maintenance procedures for projects nearing completion
• Provide assistance in project life-cycle review and post-construction after action reporting and lessons learned capture
• Proficiency with computers and computer software such as information management software, computer aided design and drafting programs, and project tracking/management software to solve engineering problems and facilitate work

Engineer Planning Analyst 3

• Organize, direct, and coordinate complex projects within critical segments of major operating programs involving facility essential systems and Real Property and Real Property Installed Equipment supporting the infrastructure of Bomber weapon system, Nuclear Command and Control Communications, and/or aircraft operations
• Serve as consultant and technical expert to senior subject matter specialists and/or agency officials responsible for broad program operations.
• Provide Component Command engineering management of the project processes.
• Provide construction and project management oversight and advisory support
• Provide assistance with planning, programming, developing requirements, cost estimates, and performing engineering management work for significant multi-phase projects that normally cross engineering disciplines and require professional technical knowledge of general engineering principles.
• Coordinate requirements with architects/engineers in a variety of disciplines
• Participate on an engineering team and assist in the planning, survey, scope development, cost estimating, and phased scheduling of projects and requirements
• Evaluate and advise the Government on installation requests for new construction, renovation, and improvements of facilities and infrastructure.
• Provide technical advisory support on emerging technologies to ensure programmed development will not prematurely become obsolete
• Support the generation of independent Government cost estimates (IGCEs) for projects. All cost estimates shall be prepared as required by the Government
• Ensure federal, state, and local codes concerning health, safety, and the environment are strictly adhered to in the project development cycle
• Coordinate the draft preparation and reviews of architect and engineer (A&E) statements of work (SOW). Assist with providing criteria and standards for specialized, difficult, and unusual requirements to include nuclear certification conditions
• Assist the Government with the review of engineering plans, specifications, and cost estimates of A&E firms or other design agents to ensure design excellence, successful requirements capture, and compliance with specifications and codes
• Provide assistance working with organizational managers, budget personnel, and engineering authorities to develop and gain approval for proposed construction, maintenance, and repair projects
• Provide project management communication support for large and complex projects requiring interface with stakeholders to include: facility occupants, operators, Air Force Nuclear enterprise leadership and subject matter experts, national laboratories, architectural and engineering firms, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) and/or Naval Facilities Engineering Command (NAVFAC), and/or Air Force Civil Engineering Center (AFCEC)
• Monitor project progress at the installation(s) and provide inputs and guidance to higher HQ levels on performance
• Provide assistance on the inspection/surveillance of assigned projects.
• Apply sufficient knowledge of general engineering discipline principles to discuss discrepancies and potential solutions with those performing the work
• Provide accurate, effective, and timely project close-out assistance and support
• Advise the Government on operations and maintenance procedures for projects nearing completion
• Provide assistance in project life-cycle review and post-construction after action reporting and lessons learned capture
• Proficiency with computers and computer software such as information management software, computer aided design and drafting programs, and project tracking/management software to solve engineering problems and facilitate work

Architect

• Serve as an Engineering Lead
• Provide onsite inspections of current and future shipyard work package installations and work with the prime contractor to resolve any installation issues as they arise
• Generate technical scope for STS Task Orders, shipyard contracts and modification work packages.
• Evaluate contractor proposals and perform technical assessments in support of contract awards or modifications
• Oversee contractor performance/execution per the applicable contract and/or work directive scope
• Evaluate technical contract deliverables, include technical reports, drawings, Engineering Change Proposals (ECP), etc., and work with the contractor to achieve CDRL acceptance
• Work with the contractor on the resolution of production issues as needed.
• Performs routine naval architecture work requiring application of standard techniques, procedures, and criteria in carrying out a sequence of design and/or analyses of ship hull, foundation, superstructure, arrangements and hull form characteristics tasks.
• Assists in the solution of difficult problems involved in areas of assignment.
• Uses prescribed methods to perform specific and limited portions of broader systems design, performance analyse, or hull form characteristic assignments of more experienced naval architects.

Naval Architecture Engineer, Naval Architect 3

Civil Engineer

• Provide civil engineering and construction support for small-scale Section 333 infrastructure projects
• Assist with project planning, design review, and execution oversight in coordination with U.S. and host-nation stakeholders
• Serve as a liaison with Host-nation military engineering organizations, Host Base Civil Engineers (BCE), U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE), and other implementing agencies
• Participate in project design reviews, site surveys, and coordination meetings as the operational engineering representative
• Monitor project schedules, budgets, and performance, and prepare status reports and briefings
• Identify construction risks, constraints, and execution issues; develop mitigation strategies
• Ensure construction activities align with operational requirements, partner-nation needs, and Section 333 program objectives
• Support engineering capacity-building efforts with partner forces through coordination and advisory support
• Ensure compliance with applicable DoD, host-nation, environmental, and safety regulations
• Combination of field site visits and program coordination support
• Engagement with U.S. Government personnel, contractors, and partner-nation counterparts
• Additional duties as assigned or required

Military Advisor – Civil Engineer, Part Time

Engineer

• Collaborates with Program Managers, Senior Engineers, Stakeholders, and Subject Matter Experts to define and document capability requirements
• Creates and maintains system and process models using industry-standard tools such as Cameo
• Participates in system definition activities and assists in troubleshooting and problem-solving
• Supports or leads MBSE efforts on multiple programs
• Works with stakeholders to gather and analyze requirements. Translates these requirements into detailed specifications and verify their alignment with overall project goals
• Serves as liaison with clients, participating in meetings to ensure client needs are met
• Identifies potential risks related to propulsion system development and integration
• Develops strategies and models to mitigate risks
• Maintains accurate documentation of system models and requirements
• Prepares technical reports and presentations for project stakeholders and leadership
• Collaborates with cross-functional teams including engineers, program/project managers, and military personnel. Communicate technical concepts and progress updates
• Participates in special projects as required

Systems Engineer, Level 3

• Perform professional administrative work of an introductory nature gradually increasing in level of difficulty and responsibility
• Perform work that is pertinent to field study
• Review and become familiar with Government Contracts
• Review and become familiar with Government Requests for Proposals (RFP)
• Support the preparation of clarifying questions on RFP requirements
• Support Cost Proposal development
• Introduction to implementation of price strategy
• Learn about cost/price modeling and strategic pricing
• Perform additional duties and responsibilities as assigned

Pricing & Contracts Analyst Internship

• Analyze, validate, demonstrate, and adjust severity of vulnerabilities based on actual risk to the organization.
• Document guidance to provide clarity about our vulnerability reporting and remediation processes.
• Refine the secure coding and secure cloud configuration guidance and standards provided to engineers.
• Develop innovative strategies to drive engineering to prioritize fixing issues, from most important to least, while reinforcing best practices in infrastructure, container dependency upgrades and 3rd-party library patching.
• Evaluate, select, and manage effective tools for detecting and managing security vulnerabilities.
• Take a "hands-on" approach to build automated integrations with security tools, as well as solutions to inventory, monitor, and report on vulnerability process maturity to leadership and other stakeholders.
• Assist in shifting the culture toward "security by design" by performing root cause analysis (RCA) on the vulnerabilities and recommending improvements in process and habits to prevent issues from recurring.
• Demonstrate satisfaction of internal policy and compliance requirements for SLAs by tracking metrics such as MTTR, vulnerability escape rate, and other SDLC and/or CI/CD pipeline measurements.

Network Engineer 3

Security Engineer

• Serve as the senior cloud security practitioner in the group
• Conduct independent cybersecurity assessments of assigned programs
• Perform technical testing and validation of cybersecurity posture
• Identify vulnerabilities and recommend remediation strategies
• Document assessment findings in a comprehensive Security Assessment Report
• Analyze vulnerability and threat information
• Collaborate with stakeholders to develop and implement effective risk mitigation plans

Cybersecurity Assessment and Authorization – Specialist

• Lead planning, architecture development, and operational integration of Cross-Domain Solutions (CDS) to meet Department of the Air Force mission and security requirements across classification boundaries.
• Serve as the primary integrator for all CDS activities, synchronizing efforts across Air Force program offices, joint partners, and national agencies (e.g., NSA, DISA) to ensure interoperability and alignment with enterprise cybersecurity and data‑sharing environments.
• Oversee technical assessments, system design, and technology modernization initiatives, ensuring compliance with NSA Raise‑the‑Bar (RTB), DISA CDS Baseline Requirements, and DoD RMF standards used across Air Force programs.
• Direct test planning, lab and operational validation, and accreditation activities to support Authorization to Operate (ATO), while coordinating with Air Force and joint test organizations for certification and operational acceptance.

Cyber Architect, Level 3

• Performs technical planning, system integration, verification and validation, cost and risk, and supportability and effectiveness analyses for total systems.
• Analyses are performed at all levels of total system product to include:
• concept, design, fabrication, test, installation, operation, maintenance and disposal.
• Ensures the logical and systematic conversion of customer or product requirements into total systems solutions that acknowledge technical, schedule, and cost constraints.
• Performs functional analysis, timeline analysis, detail trade studies, requirements allocation and interface definition studies to translate customer requirements into hardware and software specifications.

Principal Identity, Credential, and Access Management Architect

Data Analyst

• Develop comprehensive strategic communication plans aligned with AFWERX priorities, including research, audience analysis, message development, and channel strategy.
• Submit communication plans and deliverables for Government approval.
• Execute integrated communication strategies across media, social platforms, websites, presentations, and other channels, ensuring accuracy, timeliness, and OPSEC compliance.
• Partner with internal subject matter experts to generate content that supports AFWERX strategy, strengthens brand initiatives, and enhances stakeholder understanding of program performance.
• Produce internal communication materials to keep personnel informed about ongoing initiatives, priorities, and achievements.
• Stay current on communication trends, best practices, and emerging technologies.
• Build and maintain relationships with ecosystem stakeholders such as government agencies, nonprofits, and industry partners to support joint communication initiatives and strengthen AFWERX’s reputation.
• Evaluate communication efforts using defined metrics; identify effectiveness, outcomes, and areas for improvement.
• Manage complex cross-functional relationships and collaborate across the Strategic Communications team to ensure unified messaging.
• Maintain brand consistency across all communication products.
• Participate in discussions and meetings to gather information, provide subject matter expertise, and support AFWERX goals.
• Tailor communication products to specific target audiences to effectively convey AFWERX’s value.
• Travel as needed to engage with ecosystem partners and support AFWERX program education and outreach.
• Create and manage integrated communication plans for campaigns, events, and projects aligned with organizational objectives and stakeholder needs.
• Identify cross-collaboration opportunities across divisions and organizations.
• Lead messaging and content strategies for platforms including press releases, social media, internal channels, and the intranet.
• Ensure consistent communication across all internal and external channels.
• Collaborate with division leaders, internal teams, and external partners to deliver targeted communication solutions.
• Foster strong internal relationships through effective, transparent communication.
• Ensure all content aligns with brand guidelines and organizational priorities.
• Support writers, designers, videographers, and other content creators.
• Serve as the Strategic Communications point of contact for an assigned division or program, maintaining full understanding of goals aligned with AFWERX/SpaceWERX priorities.
• Assess communication needs, recommend appropriate channels, develop project plans, and proactively provide communication solutions.
• Track and measure communication performance using analytics tools; report on outcomes and adjust strategies based on data.
• Use stakeholder feedback to refine communication approaches.
• Continuously explore new communication tools, tactics, and processes to improve effectiveness.
• Perform other duties as assigned.

Data Analyst 3

Operations

• Perform Mission Planning and/or Operations support to external and internal customers prior to and during missions
• Conduct flight following on the Joint Operations Command Watch Floor
• Maintain communications with the aircraft during all phases of flight via IRC chat or beyond the line of site satellite communications (BLoS SATCOM)
• Support the review and/or development of collection deck(s), Air Tasking Orders (ATO), Special Instructions (SPINS), Air Coordination Orders (ACO), and other documents relevant to major joint air, ground, and maritime operations
• Deploy OCONUS working with US Military Forces and/or Foreign Allied Military Forces in Tactical Operations Centers
• Develop and deliver mission briefings, execute mission debriefings, and compile after action reports (AAR) as required
• Provide technical, tactical and operational Signal Intelligence, Electronic Warfare Analysis, Mission Planning and/or Operations support to external and internal customers
• Conduct real-time communication and distribution of multi-source information with aircrew and ground assets during all phases of flight via Tactical Data Link and chat (e.g., Link-16/mIRC) or beyond line of site satellite communications (BLoS SATCOM)
• Operate ground-based Communications systems (e.g., ICS, PRC117, ARC 210/231) as well as Small Secure Datalink (SSDL) radios
• Maintain appropriate electronic and hard copy products, reports and records
• May provide guidance and training to less experienced personnel
• Perform other duties as assigned or required

Operations Specialist – Rotator, Mission Assurance 2

• Develop and maintain metrics dashboards to track the performance of communication initiatives across multiple platforms (digital, social media, email, events, web, etc.).
• Develop and maintain a database that tracks stakeholder engagement across communications platforms (digital, social media, email, events, web, etc.) such as a CRM or similar.
• Analyze data to evaluate campaign effectiveness, audience engagement, and ROI.
• Collaborate with the StratComm team to establish KPIs for campaigns and projects.
• Identify trends and insights from data to recommend strategies for improving communication outcomes.
• Conduct surveys, focus groups, and other audience research to understand stakeholder perceptions and needs.
• Create detailed reports and visualizations to present findings to leadership and stakeholders.
• Stay current with trends in data analytics and communication technologies to continuously improve data strategies.
• Ensure data integrity and compliance with relevant policies and regulations.

Project Manager

• Manage information technology projects from inception to completion, ensuring programs meet schedule, cost, and scope constraints.
• Plan, organize, and direct project execution activities using established project management principles.
• Coordinate with Government leads, the COR, and other designated representatives as required.
• Ensure project documentation, communication, and reporting requirements are met per PWS guidelines.
• Identify risks and issues that may impact performance and communicate them promptly to the appropriate Government personnel (CO/COR).
• Support monthly reporting through inputs to the Monthly Status Report (MSR) as required.
• Participate in technical or status meetings.
• Maintain professional communication and ensure compliance with all general performance requirements.

Manager, Project Management

Threat Intelligence Specialist

• Provide on-site leadership across all four lines of effort and report to the Project Manager (TDL Lead)
• Provide management and oversight of all activities and serves as the primary customer interface at the site
• Responsible for managing and overseeing the activities of all contractor personnel.
• Provide direction, administration, and lead execution of the overall effort.
• Oversee the implementation of a training and awareness plan consistent with industry best practices across the CMS portfolio for InTh, SCRM, CFIUS, and DCI programs
• Provide and manage expert support in the tactical execution of the four lines of effort across the 7 tasks
• Oversee the development of a marketing and branding strategy to develop, deliver, and maintain outreach and a marketing strategy for the CMS InTh, SCRM, CFIUS, and DCI programs
• Monitor the progress of the outreach and awareness program efforts through polling surveys, tailored outreach, and employee engagement
• Support CMS InTh, SCRM, and DCI workshops and conferences in-person at CMS headquarters
• Collaborate with technical personnel on defining the most effective methods to conduct risk assessments on free open-source software (FOSS), software code, open-source software applications, commercial-off-the-shelf (COTS) software, and government-off-the-self (GOTS) software
• Oversee defensive counterintelligence threat analysis to maintain situational awareness of the threat and cyber threat intelligence information
• Oversee Insider Threat analysis to ensure CMS leadership maintains situational awareness of threats and cyber threat intelligence information
• Oversee the assessment supply chain risks and provide all-source analysis and reports of vendors to aid the decision-making process and acceptable risk boundaries
• Oversee efforts to expand current InTh, SCRM, CFIUS, and DCI threat analysis capability and related processes.
• The contractor shall maintain and expand the current InTh, SCRM, CFIUS, and DCI guidance
• Oversee the CMS capability maturity model for InTh, CFIUS, and DCI.
• Maintain and expand the current CMS SCRM capability maturity model; with an emphasis on C-SCRM
• Oversee the maintenance of a web/confluence page, technical library, and process information site on a CMS-provided share drive for CFIUS, SCRM, InTh, and DCI
• Review and be the primary interface for HII TDL Lead and CMS

Engineer Planning Analyst 3

Engineer Planning Analyst 3

Naval Architecture Engineer, Naval Architect 3

Military Advisor – Civil Engineer, Part Time

Systems Engineer, Level 3

Pricing & Contracts Analyst Internship

Network Engineer 3

Cybersecurity Assessment and Authorization – Specialist

Cyber Architect, Level 3

Principal Identity, Credential, and Access Management Architect

Data Analyst 3

Operations Specialist – Rotator, Mission Assurance 2

Data Analyst

Manager, Project Management

Ops Site Lead, Intelligence Analyst