- Location
- Dayton, OH,US, US · Huntsville, AL,US, US
- Type
- Full-time
- Department
- Engineering
- Seniority
- Senior
- Education
- PhD
- Source
- Eightfold
Description
Program Support & Engineering Provide engineering support for Air Force program management activities. Assist with developing program objectives, roadmaps, schedules, and budgets. Support technical reviews, design integration, and testing. Prepare statements of work, specifications, briefs, and engineering reports. Analyze vendor proposals within legal and regulatory guidelines. Contribute to technical R&D, acquisition planning, and program implementation. Support cost, schedule, and performance management across program phases. Assist with JCIDS products, CONOPS, architectural views, and security certification requirements. Provide input to acquisition strategies and program transition planning. Build strong relationships with customers, suppliers, and partners. Work across multiple networks and classification levels while following all security policies and procedures. 18+ years of engineering experience for a systems program office or similar; OR 10+ years and a master's degree. Experience supporting classified or special‑access programs. Ability to work independently, solve complex problems, and deliver high‑quality results. Skilled at collaborating across organizations to meet shared objectives. Proficiency with Microsoft Office and engineering tools (Cameo, DOORS). Familiarity with collaboration platforms such as Confluence or Jira. Strong communication skills for conveying technical and program needs. Working knowledge of military systems and operational frameworks. Integration of weapons systems, sensors, and C2 capabilities, including cross‑platform interoperability. Experience delivering advanced battle management and C2 capabilities aligned with joint‑force operations and JADC2. Background with enterprise IT, datalinks, communications, and networking systems. Knowledge of DoD acquisition regulations, including FAR. Familiarity with AFLCMC processes and policies. Bachelor's degree in engineering, mathematics, physics, or related technical field. Master's or PhD in a technical field preferred.