Software Gigs

As a Network Engineer IV supporting Naval Information Warfare Center Pacific, you will engineer, configure, and sustain advanced Cisco, Aruba, Juniper, and other enterprise networking equipment for Navy Public Safety Systems. You will support the full system lifecycle—staging, integration, testing, fielding, and sustainment—across NIWC labs, shore facilities, and deployed environments. Responsibilities include implementing secure network architectures aligned with Risk Management Framework (RMF) and Security Technical Implementation Guides (STIGs), performing system hardening and vulnerability remediation, and maintaining configuration baselines and technical documentation. You must hold or obtain a DoD Secret security clearance, possess DoD 8570/8140 baseline certification (Security+ CE minimum), and have 8+ years of hands-on network engineering experience with Juniper, Aruba, and Cisco platforms.

Network Engineer supporting the Global Sustainment Contract at Naval Information Warfare Center Pacific, responsible for engineering, configuring, and sustaining advanced networking equipment (Juniper, Aruba, Cisco, Antaira, Cambium) across Navy installations worldwide. The role encompasses end-to-end system lifecycle support including staging, integration, testing, fielding, and sustainment; deployment and troubleshooting in labs, shore facilities, and data centers; and implementation of secure network architectures aligned with Risk Management Framework (RMF) and Security Technical Implementation Guides (STIGs). Requires 8 years of network engineering experience, active DoD Secret clearance, and DoD 8570/8140 baseline certification (Security+ CE minimum or higher such as CISSP or CASP+), with hands-on expertise in Juniper (Junos OS, EX/QFX/SRX), Aruba (ArubaOS, Instant AP, Aruba Central), Cisco (Catalyst, ISR, ASA, Firepower), and core networking technologies including Layer 2, routing protocols (Static, OSPF, BGP), VPNs (IPSec), ACLs, and firewalls.

Lyntris seeks a Cyber Security Engineer II to provide Risk Management Framework (RMF) Assessment and Authorization (A&A) support for Navy software solutions. The role involves designing, implementing, and monitoring cybersecurity and information assurance policies for mission-critical systems; developing system IA documentation (categorization forms, security plans, assessment plans, continuous monitoring plans, risk assessments); and guiding the software development team through security scan review, evaluation, and remediation. The engineer will work with system owners and stakeholders to manage cybersecurity requirements and continuously improve cyber posture. Requires 2–3 years of Department of Navy accreditation experience and working knowledge of NIST standards, RMF, and eMASS.

This role leads enterprise IT infrastructure and operations for a defense technology company, overseeing networks, cloud environments, endpoints, identity and access management, and end-user services. The Director will develop IT strategy aligned with DoD customer requirements, advise leadership on cybersecurity risk and IT modernization, and ensure compliance with CMMC, NIST SP 800-171, DFARS, and RMF standards. Responsibilities include managing IT governance, disaster recovery, vendor relationships, budgets, and supporting protection of Controlled Unclassified Information through security assessments and incident response. The role requires leading and mentoring IT and DevOps teams managing infrastructure including cloud environments.

Network Engineer supporting Navy AT/FP systems worldwide, responsible for engineering, configuring, and sustaining Juniper, Aruba, and Cisco networking equipment across shore facilities and data centers. Role involves end-to-end system lifecycle management including staging, integration, testing, and fielding of networked systems; implementing secure architectures aligned with RMF and STIGs; and conducting vulnerability remediation and compliance validation. Requires active interim Secret clearance with ability to obtain fully adjudicated Secret clearance, Bachelor's degree plus 5 years experience (or HS diploma plus 8 years), DoD 8570/8140 baseline certification (Security+ CE or higher), and hands-on expertise with Juniper Junos OS, Aruba ArubaOS, and Cisco platforms including routing protocols, VLANs, VPNs, and ACLs.

Network Engineer IV supporting Naval Information Warfare Center Pacific to engineer, configure, and sustain mission-critical networked systems for public safety ashore programs. You will design and deploy advanced network architectures using Cisco, Aruba, Juniper, and other platforms; implement security controls aligned with RMF and STIGs; and support end-to-end system lifecycle from integration through fielding and sustainment. Requires DoD Secret clearance, CCNA/Juniper JNCIA or higher, Security+ CE minimum, 8+ years DoD/enterprise network engineering experience, and hands-on expertise with switching, routing, wireless, VPNs, and firewall technologies.

This Staff IT Engineer role supports secure enterprise environments serving government missions, with primary responsibility for implementing, administering, and optimizing Microsoft infrastructure technologies including Windows Server, Active Directory, Group Policy, SCCM, DNS, DHCP, file services, and print services. The candidate will provide Tier 2/3 support, troubleshoot complex infrastructure issues, perform system maintenance and patching, manage endpoint compliance, and ensure compliance with federal cybersecurity frameworks (NIST, RMF, CMMC). The role requires at least 3 years of hands-on experience with on-premises Microsoft infrastructure in enterprise environments and an active Top Secret security clearance.

Senior AI Software Developer who will design, implement, and integrate AI/LLM-enabled solutions and automation for Navy cybersecurity and mission workflows. You'll work in small, multidisciplinary teams translating mission requirements into technical approaches, delivering hands-on code (Python, APIs, data integration), and ensuring solutions align with RMF, security controls, and compliance boundaries. The role blends advisory conversations with focused implementation of secure, deployable systems that reduce cyber risk and improve operational efficiency. Success requires 4+ years of software development or integration experience, Python proficiency, API and data store expertise, cloud or enterprise deployment knowledge, and ability to communicate across technical and non-technical stakeholders.

As a Cybersecurity Systems Engineer, you will develop and implement security solutions to protect military infrastructure, performing risk and vulnerability assessments across networks, systems, and applications. You'll troubleshoot complex security challenges, manage Navy Risk Management Framework (RMF) and Assessment & Authorization (A&A) activities, and implement cybersecurity controls using tools like ACAS, STIGs, and eMASS. The role requires 3+ years of DoD/government IT experience, expertise in operating systems (Windows, Linux), network infrastructure (routers, switches, firewalls, zero-trust), and compliance testing. You will communicate security findings to both technical and non-technical audiences while identifying advanced threats and supporting Navy missions.

An AI Software Developer at Booz Allen Hamilton will design, implement, and integrate AI-enabled automation and analytics solutions for Navy cybersecurity and mission workflows. The role requires hands-on Python development, API integration, and secure system design in classified or controlled environments, with close collaboration between cybersecurity specialists, engineers, and mission stakeholders. Success demands translating mission requirements into technical tasks, delivering credible implementations (not slide-only recommendations), and operating within RMF, compliance, and secure engineering practices. The ideal candidate combines software engineering rigor (version control, code review, testing) with AI/LLM experience and the ability to work in small, structured teams on multidisciplinary problem-solving.