Jobs at Fuse Integration

Lead integration, validation, and operational evaluation for tactical communication systems, transforming mission requirements into structured validation strategies that produce evidence-based readiness decisions. Collaborate across software, networking, RF, cyber, hardware, and systems engineering to design and execute learning-oriented integration activities that progressively reduce architectural and mission uncertainty.…See more Define test objectives, success criteria, and system behaviors; analyze observed versus expected performance; and coordinate cross-discipline troubleshooting to support delivery decisions informed by validated system behavior rather than assumptions.

This mid-level Systems Engineer role focuses on defining, designing, and de-risking complex tactical communication systems integrating hardware, software, networking, and RF components. The engineer will contribute to mission-intent refinement, system architecture and interface definition, trade studies, modeling/simulation activities, and integration testing—capturing and validating expected vs.…See more observed behavior to surface architectural assumptions and feed insights back into system refinement. The role requires 4–6 years of experience integrating across hardware, software, networking, and RF domains in iterative, fast-paced environments where requirements and architecture evolve as uncertainty is reduced.

Mid-level cyber engineer responsible for planning, implementing, and managing security measures protecting DoD data, systems, and networks. Will troubleshoot security and network problems, respond to breaches, test for vulnerabilities, implement IA controls compliant with DoD RMF, and ensure appropriate security controls are enabled.…See more Requires 6–8 years of hands-on cyber/IT experience, in-depth Linux and virtualized systems knowledge, firewall configuration and troubleshooting, network security protocols, and DoD IA/RMF frameworks. Must hold DoD 8570 IAT Level 2 certification and an active Secret clearance.

As Principal Network Engineer reporting to the Director of Engineering & Technology, you will develop network architectures for tactical and enterprise systems, implementing security protocols (HAIPE, IPsec, TLS) and dynamic routing (OSPF, EIGRP, BGP, MANET). You'll oversee multi-million-dollar programs with rigorous technical baselines, mentor cross-functional engineering teams, translate customer requirements into system designs, and serve as the technical voice in executive and customer engagements.…See more Key responsibilities include WAN/LAN/WLAN design, DoD RMF compliance, emerging technology adoption (AI-enabled orchestration, zero-trust), and strategic roadmap development.

Hardware Engineering Manager who establishes technical direction, engineering standards, and design practices across the hardware development lifecycle. The role balances organizational effectiveness, staffing, and execution health while partnering with Principal Engineers on discipline-level technical leadership.…See more Responsibilities span concept through production, including design reviews, technical risk management, electro-mechanical integration, military/industry standards compliance, and cross-functional collaboration with systems, software, production, and supply chain teams. Requires 8+ years developing complex hardware or electro-mechanical systems and proven experience leading engineering teams.

Lead a hardware engineering team to establish technical direction, engineering standards, and design practices across the full product lifecycle from concept through production. Own organizational effectiveness, staffing, and execution health while partnering with Principal Engineers on discipline-level technical leadership.…See more Drive hardware development excellence through electro-mechanical integration, design reviews, and continuous process improvement. Balance resources across customer programs, internal product development, and sustaining engineering while collaborating with Systems Engineering, Software, Production, Quality, and Supply Chain.

Software Engineer I at Fuse will develop embedded communications, networking, and computing solutions for U.S. defense agencies.…See more The role involves contributing to the full software development lifecycle—from kernel to UI—including design, implementation, testing, code review, and security integration across airborne, maritime, and ground platforms. The ideal candidate holds a BS in Computer Science and has academic or professional experience with strongly typed languages (C/C++, Java, C#, Rust, Go, or Zig), design patterns, and agile development practices. Nice-to-have skills include Linux/DevOps, Python/Bash scripting, networking protocols, CI/CD, build systems, React/web stacks, and containerization.