The Senior CNO Developer will design, develop, and debug CNO software solutions for Defense and Homeland Security, requiring strong programming skills and a top-secret security clearance.

Develop novel software solutions for Defense and Homeland Security, including debugging and software analysis across multiple operating systems.

The Technical Program Manager will lead software program execution for Army projects, coordinating teams, managing risks, and ensuring stakeholder satisfaction in a FFP environment.

As a Vulnerability Researcher, you will conduct reverse engineering and vulnerability analysis, develop features for undocumented interfaces, and research security protocols across various platforms to enhance cybersecurity measures.

The engineer will lead projects in digital signal processing, providing solutions for communication signal analysis and developing software for Cyber/EW convergence programs.

The Systems Administrator will manage security requirements, apply RMF and NIST controls, and handle system security for Defense and Homeland Security customers.

The Operations Subject Matter Expert will provide expertise in military operations, develop SOPs, engage with users, and improve operational processes.

The Vulnerability Researcher will conduct vulnerability analysis, reverse engineering, and security research on various systems, collaborating within a mentorship program.

The Vulnerability Researcher will conduct reverse engineering, vulnerability analysis, and develop security solutions for government and military systems, while mentoring colleagues.

The Senior Vulnerability Researcher will investigate and analyze vulnerabilities, perform reverse engineering, and enhance security features across various systems. Collaborate on mentorship programs and engage in developing secure code for vulnerability research.

The Senior Vulnerability Researcher will analyze vulnerabilities, reverse engineer systems, and enhance security for defense clients while mentoring team members.