The Senior Program Manager at BryceTech is responsible for overseeing a multi-million-dollar IDIQ program supporting the US Space Force. This role involves managing diverse teams, overseeing program execution, developing strategic proposals, and maintaining client relationships while ensuring adherence to program performance standards.

The Senior Space Systems Engineer will provide technical advice and assistance for acquisitions, operations, and programmatic support in space systems development. They will help draft critical documentation, monitor program schedules, recommend improvements, and liaise between the government and technical teams to ensure mission success for the US Space Force and associated programs.

The role involves providing technical expertise in satellite systems engineering, overseeing integration tests, developing performance requirements, and coordinating operational procedures. The engineer will support various defense space activities, ensuring resilience in space communication systems while addressing capability gaps.

The Program Analyst III will support the IEW Services Program Officer by managing tasks, developing business processes, analyzing workflows, and facilitating planning efforts. Responsibilities include document preparation, reporting, risk management, and maintaining communication across teams, along with designing data analytics dashboards with SQL and Power BI.

The Engineering Controls Specialist at BryceTech will focus on protecting workers from hazards, investigating accidents, ensuring compliance with safety standards and regulations, managing hygiene programs, conducting safety training, and calibrating safety equipment.

The Program Management Support personnel will lead a diverse team, develop and implement training, manage tasks, analyze concepts of operations, drive strategic decision-making, implement process improvements, oversee programmatic initiatives, and maintain client relationships for the Air Force Research Laboratory.

The Administrative Specialist will provide comprehensive administrative and facilities support to the Air Force Research Laboratory, manage schedules, organize meetings, handle correspondence, support IT equipment and logistics, ensure compliance of documents, and coordinate administrative tasks, including travel arrangements and contract management.

The Project Specialist will manage multiple projects for the Air Force Research Laboratory, conducting market research, improving processes, and developing communication strategies. The role involves coordinating communications with stakeholders, providing technical writing support, and maintaining relationships with industry contacts.

The Accounts Payable Manager will oversee the entire accounts payable process, ensuring accurate data entry, timely payments, vendor payment management, and compliance with contracts. Responsibilities include processing vendor invoices and expense reports, communicating with clients and management, and reconciling credit card statements.

The Senior Space Systems Expert will provide technical expertise in space systems design, development, and operational guidance for US Space Force programs. Key responsibilities include supporting acquisition processes, providing technical documentation, assessing program risks, and advising on space operations and control strategies.

The Billing/Program Control Specialist will manage accounts receivable, generate monthly AR invoices, support month-end close procedures, communicate with clients and management, oversee project budgets, and process vendor invoices.

The Document Specialist at BryceTech is responsible for organizing and maintaining agency documents, overseeing quality control, and developing documentation plans. The role includes ensuring compliance with 508 requirements and leading a team in coordination with ASPR leadership, while also interacting with interdisciplinary teams.

The Senior Acquisition Lead will support the US Space Force's Space Systems Command by providing expertise in acquiring classified space control systems, managing contract actions, and advising on technical, operational and financial aspects of programs, ensuring effective execution of the acquisition life cycle.

The Senior Software Developer will support the telemetry processing and apps development team, focusing on ground systems for various space missions. Responsibilities include developing and maintaining software for data processing, storage, and user experience, as well as participating in modernization efforts involving Kubernetes and DevSecOps pipelines.

The Program Financial Integrator Level 3 will provide technical advice for space acquisitions, assist with funding commitments, perform Earned Value Management and schedule analysis, and support program office operations, ensuring compliance with contractual requirements.

The Lead Specialty Integration Manager will advise on space acquisitions, engineering, and operations for the US Space Force. Key responsibilities include supporting program acquisition efforts, revising requisite documentation, identifying process improvements, and providing technical and operational insights to ensure effective mission support.

The Intelligence Analyst Level 3 role involves developing intelligence requirements, advising on intelligence reports, coordinating with stakeholders, and utilizing intelligence standards to support program management for Space Systems Command. The analyst will also support training programs and manage schedules for intelligence products.

The Program Manager Level 3 will support the US Space Force by providing space acquisitions, engineering, operations, and technical advice across the acquisition lifecycle. Responsibilities include revising acquisition documentation, providing programmatic status reports, identifying areas for improvement, and assisting with budget management and program reviews.

The Executive Assistant will provide high-level administrative support to the US Space Force, managing executive schedules, facilitating meetings, handling human resources tasks, and ensuring compliance with regulations. They will develop and maintain schedules, assist with travel coordination, and manage personnel records while interfacing with senior leadership.

The Acquisition Specialist will support the US Space Force through financial management, acquisition documentation, and programmatic oversight. Responsibilities include advising on costs, schedules, and performance, drafting acquisition documentation, analyzing project packages, and enhancing acquisition processes while working closely with government program managers.