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The Intelligence Analyst will prepare detailed intelligence reports and assessments to aid mission planning and force protection, focusing on identifying threats to U.S. interests. Responsibilities include writing various assessments, producing intelligence reports, delivering training, and providing recommendations to the government.

The candidate will develop and evaluate software and systems, collaborate with hardware engineers, analyze software requirements, direct testing procedures, and maintain software systems, all while leveraging their extensive experience in software programming.

The Systems Engineer will oversee engineering activities of information systems, planning, designing, and integrating systems infrastructure while managing customer requirements and technical documentation. Responsibilities include troubleshooting, providing technical support, and performing requirements analysis in coordination with the client.

The PCTE Content Developer will create and manage realistic network environments and training scenarios for Defensive Cyber Operations within the Persistent Cyber Training Environment. Responsibilities include planning and writing content, managing VMWare infrastructure, and participating in Cyber Protection Team training events. Requires strong analytical skills and a TS/SCI security clearance.

The System Engineer 5 (Power) position requires overseeing facility power distribution systems and electrical project planning. Responsibilities include developing mission support procedures, maintaining power systems, and coordinating with engineers and electricians to ensure compliance with safety standards and efficient operations.

The System Engineer is responsible for engineering assignments related to fire alarm and suppression systems at NASA's Kennedy Space Center. Duties include system design, maintenance planning, troubleshooting support, and participating in mission activities. The role involves collaboration with various teams to ensure system readiness for launch operations.

The Mechanical Supervising Discipline Engineer manages engineering services and projects, ensuring compliance with regulations and project requirements. This includes coordinating disciplines, managing budgets and schedules, and preparing reports. The engineer also mentors team members and develops training programs while maintaining communication with project stakeholders.