As a Senior Computer Engineer/Architect, you'll lead projects that are critical to U.S. Cyber Command's mission and support clients in achieving goals.

As a System Administrator, you'll ensure the effective operation of an organization's IT systems, supporting cybersecurity and providing technical support.

The Software Engineer will analyze user requirements, design and code software, debug applications, and develop complex data interfaces while ensuring adherence to software process standards.

The Software Engineer will develop and support UI and services, integrate existing software, analyze user requirements, and lead testing procedures.

The Systems Engineer will maintain and upgrade front-end systems, provide remote maintenance, validate system functionality, and support administration tasks.

The Test Engineer will execute testing and data collection, produce test plans and reports, work in an Agile environment, and generate documentation.

Develop and sustain software for data visualization tools, integrate systems, debug, and ensure software meets performance standards while leading software teams.

The Software Engineer will analyze user requirements, debug software, enhance documentation, design software solutions, and implement complex database interfaces while leading a development team.

The Software Engineer will support Enterprise Architecture activities, focusing on developing software, enhancing GUIs, and maintaining servers. Responsibilities include working on APIs and various services.

Seeking a Level 1 Web Developer for UX design and development, creating user-centric solutions, and providing mock-ups using Adobe Illustrator while ensuring compliance.

The Test Management Coordinator is responsible for overseeing development and operational testing, coordinating with USCYBERCOM, managing documentation, and supporting testing requirements for various capabilities.

The candidate will provide systems engineering support, manage configurations, and document ICAM AdmitIT implementation processes while collaborating with teams and assisting software developers.

The Test Engineer evaluates system requirements, develops test plans, conducts data collection, and reports results, ensuring compliance with test standards and operational performance.

Integrates and supports COTS/GOTS software in varying environments, handles Linux administration and scripting, and conducts performance testing.

Analyze user requirements, develop system specifications, lead design activities, interact with the government on engineering considerations, and ensure technical integrity of deliverables.

Provide systems administration support for Cybersecurity Defensive Operations including VM builds, CentOS administration, and collaborating with development teams.

The role involves advanced Linux system integration and troubleshooting, requiring expertise in RF spectrum and software interfaces. Travel is expected.

The expert will provide specialized cybersecurity solutions and enhance IT security measures, ensuring compliance with NSA/CSS standards while overseeing critical security projects.

The System Administrator will provide system administration support, requiring extensive experience and knowledge in multiple technologies and a security clearance.

The Software Engineer develops and tests complex software systems, resolves issues, integrates systems, and enhances performance based on requirements.