Connect mission stakeholders with technical delivery teams, ensuring that operational needs are accurately translated into requirements and actionable development priorities for federal initiatives addressing transnational criminal organizations, cyber-enabled financial crime, and complex digital evidence challenges.
Annual salary range of $85,678.38–$200,993.63, depending on qualifications and experience.
- Conduct structured interviews and workshops with federal law enforcement, investigative, forensic, and cyber organizations to capture mission needs, constraints, and priorities.
- Analyze mission workflows, organizational processes, and user challenges to identify inefficiencies, capability gaps, and opportunities for improvement.
- Develop clear and actionable requirements, capability decompositions, interface definitions, and mission-aligned workflow documentation.
- Collaborate with developers, analysts, forensic specialists, and mission users to refine, validate, and prioritize requirements throughout iterative development cycles.
- Recommend future capabilities, system enhancements, and integration strategies based on stakeholder feedback and mission analysis.
- Bachelor's degree in a relevant field
- Nice to have: Supporting federal law enforcement
- Nice to have: Homeland security experience
- Nice to have: Test planning
- Nice to have: Requirements traceability
- Employer cost-sharing for medical insurance
- Dental insurance fully paid
- Vision insurance fully paid
- Short-term and long-term disability insurance fully paid
- 401(k) retirement plan with company match and immediate 100% vesting
