Jobs at Applied Research Solutions

The Senior Program Scheduler supports Special Programs Division PMO activities by coordinating integrated master schedules, developing Gantt charts and network diagrams, incorporating schedule requirements into acquisition processes, assessing execution plans, reporting schedule status, and implementing corrective actions. The role is onsite at Hanscom AFB and supports DoD advanced technology programs.

Supports secure video teleconferencing networks and systems for the Air Force Special Programs Division. Responsibilities include VTC infrastructure installation, configuration, maintenance, troubleshooting, upgrades, encryption-device support, server administration, connectivity assurance, quality testing, site surveys, cable fabrication, documentation review, scheduling, and reporting. The role requires expertise with IP VTC, H.323, SIP, Windows servers, DNS, LogRhythm, COMSEC, and GEMX Encryption Manager, along with an active Top Secret clearance and SAP screening.

Supports Air Force FMS financial management by preparing budgets, forecasts, execution reports, funding documents, audit trails, and financial briefings. Performs variance analysis, earned value management, accounting reconciliation, funds tracking, and program financial reporting. Uses DoD financial systems to maintain databases, correct posting errors, support acquisition reviews, and provide recommendations to program leadership. Requires Secret clearance and extensive DoD financial management experience.

Develop and maintain integrated master schedules for a critical Air Force program. Track milestones, deadlines, risks, and dependencies; create scheduling reports and diagrams; coordinate updates across PMO teams; assess resource needs; monitor acquisition alignment; identify delays; recommend corrective actions; and brief customers, project teams, and leadership using schedule and Earned Value Management data.

Leads cybersecurity for critical Air Force systems, applying RMF controls, monitoring SIEM/SOAR platforms, investigating threats, analyzing vulnerabilities, and supporting incident response. Performs penetration testing, red teaming, malware and reverse-engineering analysis, and develops security solutions for cloud and network environments. Provides technical recommendations and cybersecurity briefings to senior Department of the Air Force leadership while improving system authorization, threat detection, and mission readiness.

Leads Air Force acquisition strategy, documentation, reporting, program reviews, and senior-level coordination. Evaluates cost, schedule, and performance; prepares DAES, MAR, SAR, and other acquisition products; coordinates cross-functional data calls; establishes documentation processes; advises program leadership; and oversees junior and mid-level personnel supporting DoD acquisition programs.

Leads integrated logistics support and sustainment strategy for DoD space radar systems. Oversees maintenance, training, procurement, supply chain visibility, packaging, transportation, funding, manpower, and facilities planning. Develops LCSPs, conducts Logistics Health Assessments, analyzes readiness metrics, and supports acquisition planning, technical reviews, and product support documentation. Collaborates with government and contractor teams and travels domestically and internationally. Requires substantial DoD acquisition logistics experience, U.S. citizenship, and an active Secret clearance.

Senior System Cybersecurity Engineer supporting Aerial and Tactical Networks at Hanscom AFB. Responsibilities include RMF authorization and accreditation, vulnerability and risk assessments, security evaluations, contingency planning, security policy implementation, incident assessment, and evidence preservation. The role performs ISSE, ISSM, and ISSO duties for assigned DoD systems and applications. Requires extensive cybersecurity and DoD experience, IAM III certification, U.S. citizenship, and an active Top Secret clearance.

Leads enterprise AI architecture for Department of Defense missions, defining technical vision, scalable architectures, generative AI solutions, cloud and edge deployments, MLOps, DevSecOps, data platforms, cybersecurity, and responsible AI practices. Advises senior government and program stakeholders, guides architecture reviews and technology roadmaps, integrates AI with mission systems, supports RMF and ATO processes, evaluates emerging technologies, and mentors technical teams.

Support Air Force software and systems engineering across the DoD acquisition lifecycle. Responsibilities include software design, development, integration, sustainment, requirements analysis, system architecture, technical documentation, performance analysis, risk mitigation, technical reviews, and acquisition support. The role requires Python development, Agile SAFe practices, cloud application experience, configuration and release management, and collaboration with program management, testing, logistics, and cybersecurity teams.

Manages configuration and technical data throughout defense acquisition lifecycles. Maintains baselines, change control records, CDRL deliverables, audit documentation, and governance records. Coordinates Configuration and Technical Review Boards, evaluates engineering changes, supports configuration audits, reviews contractor compliance, and reports program status to government leadership. Collaborates with engineering, logistics, cybersecurity, and program management teams to ensure documentation remains accurate, compliant, and audit-ready.

Leads acquisition strategy and program management support for Air Force and DoD weapons systems. Develops acquisition plans, reports, briefings, schedules, and senior-leadership decision products while monitoring cost, schedule, and performance objectives. Coordinates data calls across functional teams, supports reviews and audits, manages division processes, and supervises personnel. Also handles customer engagement, staffing, contract execution, finances, employee performance, and proposal support.

Leads Department of Defense acquisition programs, assessing cost, schedule, performance, risks, and alternatives. Develops acquisition reports, program documentation, briefings, schedules, and management reviews. Coordinates senior-level meetings, action items, team preparation, spend plans, and cross-functional schedules while supporting weapons-system development, production, and deployment objectives.

Provides administrative, documentation, workflow, tasker, suspense, personnel, supply, budget, acquisition, awards, and inspection support for an Air Force air traffic systems branch. Maintains organizational knowledge, rosters, plans, procedures, and staff packages; coordinates meetings and approvals; analyzes manpower and resource information; supports continuous process improvement; and prepares reports and recommendations for government personnel. The role requires active Secret clearance, U.S. citizenship, and on-site work at Hanscom AFB.

The Senior Program Scheduler coordinates Integrated Master Schedule activities across PMO disciplines, develops Gantt charts and network diagrams, supports acquisition planning and requirements development, and communicates schedule objectives, status, and risks to customers, project teams, and management. The role performs schedule analysis and corrective actions to support successful delivery of Air Force programs.

Provides principal-level engineering support for Air Force network and communications systems. Responsibilities include planning, designing, integrating, testing, operating, and maintaining wired, wireless, and Private 5G infrastructure. The role supports RF, 5G Core, gNodeB, network architecture, switching, routing, NAC interoperability, capacity and performance monitoring, backup and recovery, operating system maintenance, and cybersecurity policy implementation in a DoD environment.

Supports DoD and Air Force cybersecurity compliance for mission-critical information systems. Responsibilities include RMF authorization activities, eMASS artifact management, vulnerability assessments, STIG/SRG implementation, security audits, incident response support, access control documentation, system security design, and operational security posture management. The role requires an active Secret clearance, U.S. citizenship, IAT Level II certification, and related cybersecurity experience.

Leads cybersecurity governance, risk management, compliance, and continuous monitoring for U.S. Air Force information systems. Maintains authorization documentation, supports ATO and approval-to-connect activities, implements corrective actions, assesses security controls and configuration changes, reports cybersecurity events, and oversees ISSOs, including their training, certification, and clearance requirements. The role requires extensive DoD experience, RMF expertise, U.S. citizenship, and an active Top Secret clearance.

Provides enterprise architecture expertise across Department of Defense environments, aligning technology, infrastructure, and mission requirements. Responsibilities include developing enterprise reference models, assessing current and target architectures, recommending transition plans and technology policies, documenting systems and processes, supporting integration and testing, evaluating business and IT impacts, and coordinating governance, portfolio management, and cybersecurity compliance activities.

Leads acquisition program management for the Air Force’s AI-driven classification management modernization program. Responsibilities include applying DoD 5000 expertise, acquisition management, budget and finance principles, PPBE, modernization planning, and DevSecOps practices. The role evaluates and drafts acquisition documents, provides enterprise-level recommendations, resolves program issues, and supports integrated system-of-systems outcomes. Requires extensive acquisition program management experience, an active Top Secret clearance with SAP access, U.S. citizenship, and a master’s degree.