Top Operations Jobs

The Program Quality Engineer supports F35 production by ensuring quality standards, managing non-conformance issues, and collaborating on continuous improvement initiatives.

The Tradecraft Instructor will develop and deliver various OSINT-related training courses in a classified environment. Responsibilities include creating training materials, maintaining training records, and improving reporting methods for intelligence programs.

The Intelligence Planner will support government intelligence operations, integrating Defense and National intelligence capabilities into planning. The role involves conducting feasibility assessments, developing campaign plans, and adhering to operational planning processes within a classified environment.

The OSINT Librarian will support government intelligence operations by analyzing public and private data, developing OSINT collection plans, and employing tactics to gather relevant information while adhering to legal and policy standards. Responsibilities include identifying intelligence gaps and vetting sources for intelligence collection.

The Capability License Manager will manage enterprise MA and commercial tool licenses in a classified setting, create metric briefs, develop OSINT dashboards, assist in database management, maintain standards, and provide client support for database design and troubleshooting.

The Solution Architect leads IT architecture and integration strategies, develops technical solutions for government proposals, and manages enterprise IT initiatives.

The director will lead the enterprise IT strategy, develop innovative solutions, and guide a team to meet national security mission requirements.