KBR is seeking a Senior DevOps Engineer to join our team in El Segundo, CA. The role involves leading release management, designing security and compliance controls, and deploying DevOps practices across multiple projects in a space communications environment.
Compensation
For California only, the salary range for this position is approximately $126,900 - $158,600. The offered rate will be based on the selected candidate’s knowledge, skills, abilities and/or experience and in consideration of internal parity.
Responsibilities
Lead release management and deployment of microservices in a Kubernetes environment (AWS EKS, Azure AKS).
Design and implement vulnerability management, security monitoring, compliance controls, and incident response automation.
Work with developers to implement secure coding practices and application security testing.
Deploy DevOps practices for automating the software engineering practices across multiple projects.
Ensure solid foundational processes are in place.
Requirements
Bachelor's degree in engineering or computer science
Nice to have: Active Secret clearance
Nice to have: Master’s degree in engineering or computer science
Nice to have: CI/CD on classified software development networks
Lead a team of radar and seeker/signal processing engineers to develop and mentor subject matter experts on radar functionality and data analysis for a new US Army radar system.
Responsibilities
Become competent in data reduction software, output, and analysis tools
Interface directly with government customer and contractor SMEs
Manage a team of radar and seeker/signal processing engineers
Develop and mentor next subject matter experts
Analyze radar system performance in simulation, test, and real-world venues
Requirements
Bachelor of Science in engineering (electrical, software, computer, etc.)
Master’s Degree in engineering (electrical, software, computer, etc.)
Nice to have: Bachelor of Science or Master of Science degree in Electrical Engineering
Nice to have: Experience directly supporting a Government customer
Make a difference for national security by joining a team of dedicated professionals in San Diego, CA or Colorado Springs, CO who assist the US Space Force in developing and deploying the next generation of satellites and ground systems for Mobile User Objective System (MUOS) contract.
Locations (2)
San Diego, California, United States
Colorado Springs, Colorado, United States
Compensation
Basic Compensation: $90 to $120k
Responsibilities
Executing MBSE model development to support architecture development and digital engineering initiatives in support of program milestones
Applying MBSE tools and techniques to capture system functions, services, interfaces, requirements, and concept of operations to support system design
Supporting requirements analysis and functional allocation to hardware, software, operator and other segments and components of the system(s) within the models
Production of model views, including DoDAF products, to support program milestones and documentation
Lead and mentor a team of reverse engineers, design scalable solutions, and conduct full‑scope reverse engineering across hardware, firmware, software, and network protocols.
Provide technical support to the Air Education and Training Command by developing, enhancing, testing, deploying, securing, and sustaining software and data solutions.
Responsibilities
Develop, configure, test, deploy, troubleshoot, and maintain secure web applications, APIs, data services, automation products, dashboards, and other digital capabilities supporting A3G requirements.
Work with stakeholders to identify and document user, mission, business, functional, non-functional, regulatory, and Department of the Air Force requirements.
Develop and maintain technical designs covering application architecture, user interfaces, workflows, system interfaces, data models, and data flows.
Design, build, and maintain APIs, connectors, ETL processes, data pipelines, data structures, and integration services.
Configure and develop data pipelines, ontologies, dashboards, applications, code repositories, and data integrations within Envision or Palantir Foundry.
Requirements
Bachelor’s degree in software engineering, computer science, electrical engineering, information systems, data science, mathematics, or a related technical discipline
Nice to have: 7+ years industry/government experience
Nice to have: Hands-on experience with Palantir Foundry, Foundry AIP, Envision
The Modeling Software Engineer develops and maintains databases, models, and analytical tools supporting intelligence assessments of adversary PNT and satellite systems.
Responsibilities
Design and maintain web-enabled technical databases.
Develop software tools supporting intelligence analysis and threat characterization.
Create and maintain digital representations of foreign PNT, SATCOM, and navigation architectures.
Build analytical models, simulations, and mission-support tools.
Integrate intelligence data from multiple sources into structured repositories.
Requirements
Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Software Engineering, Data Science, or related discipline.
Lead technical QA/QC and characterization of airborne lidar datasets and derived elevation products against 3DEP, ASPRS, contractual, and project-specific requirements.
Responsibilities
Lead technical QA/QC and characterization of airborne lidar datasets and derived elevation products
Develop and implement advanced methods for evaluating lidar point density, spatial distribution, completeness, and localized deficiencies
Perform vertical accuracy assessments using GNSS, total-station, terrestrial laser scanning, UAS, and other independent reference datasets
Investigate lidar anomalies and determine whether observed deficiencies are associated with acquisition, calibration, classification, processing, or product-generation workflows
Develop scalable Python-based tools for processing tens of millions of points per tile and thousands of production datasets
Data Engineer to support a government customer in Reston, Virginia, focusing on data automation, optimization, and analysis for national security and space missions.
Locations (2)
Reston, Virginia, United States
Chantilly, Virginia, United States
Compensation
$100,000 to $124,400
Responsibilities
Develop and implement methods of automation and optimization of data and products
Demonstrate understanding of statistical analysis such as regression, anomaly detection and clustering
Communicate data science activities and technical findings to technical and non-technical customers
Combine diverse data sources including Open Source, PAI, CAI, and intelligence records
Elicit and define system requirements, track progress, evaluate test results
Requirements
Bachelor of Science Degree in Science, Technology, Engineering, or Mathematics
Provide systems engineering and analytical support for national security space decisions, integrating intelligence with engineering analysis, modeling, and simulation.
Locations (2)
Chantilly, Virginia, United States
Reston, Virginia, United States
Compensation
$140,200 to $167,000
Responsibilities
Support threat‑informed mission engineering activities, including end‑to‑end mission thread analysis, resiliency assessments, and deployment analysis.
Develop and execute modeling and simulation (M&S) cases using tools such as STK, AFSIM, or custom Python/MATLAB models to characterize system performance, coverage, and timelines.
Translate intelligence on foreign space and counterspace systems into technical requirements, measures of performance/effectiveness (MOP/MOE), and risk considerations for architectures and programs.
Coordinate with stakeholders across customer mission centers, Service components, USSF/SSC, the IC, and Combatant Commands to ensure analytic consistency and support decision processes.
Contribute to test and evaluation planning (developmental and operational), including modeling for test design, data sufficiency, and evaluation criteria.