Mission Technologies, a division of HII

Full-stack Engineer

• Design, develop, document, test, and debug applications and systems containing logical and mathematical solutions
• Conduct multidisciplinary research and collaborate with equipment designers and hardware engineers
• Plan, design, develop, and utilize electronic data processing systems for product and commercial software
• Determine user needs and analyze system capabilities to resolve program intent, output requirements, input acquisition, programming techniques, and controls
• Prepare operating instructions
• Design and develop compilers, assemblers, utility programs, and operating systems as needed
• Ensure software standards are met
• Contribute to project milestones under general supervision
• Support continuous improvement of the software infrastructure
• Participate in technical proposals, briefings, technical reports, and user manuals
• Receive prioritized requirements from NCTE program engineering leadership and work with end users to deliver robust, maintainable JSAF software capabilities
• Develop, enhance, integrate, and support JSAF features with developers and subject matter experts
• Perform primary development on Red Hat Linux 7/8/9 using IntelliJ or relevant IDEs
• Implement software in Java and JavaScript frameworks, including Sencha ExtJS and Vue.js
• Use shell scripting to automate tasks and queries
• Use Git as the primary version control system
• Assist in preparing and delivering briefings, project plans, system specification manuals, technical reports, and user documentation

Software Engineer, Engineer 2

Systems Engineer

• Support development of advanced Digital Array Radar systems
• Perform systems engineering activities across the full system lifecycle
• Provide technical oversight and accountability for vendor engineering teams
• Evaluate vendor designs, plans, and documentation from a holistic system perspective
• Conduct independent system trade studies and performance checks to validate or challenge vendor results
• Manage requirements decomposition and allocation
• Manage requirements verification and validation planning and execution
• Identify system technical risks and propose risk mitigations
• Develop and maintain system architecture and behavioral models using SysML and other digital engineering tools
• Use digital engineering tools throughout system design, integration, and test
• Collaborate with subject matter experts and vendors to ensure complex systems meet requirements

Mid-level Systems Engineer – Secret Clearance

System Administrator

• Configure and maintain networked computer systems, including hardware, system software, and applications
• Ensure data is stored securely and backed up regularly
• Diagnose and resolve hardware, software, networking, and system issues
• Replace and upgrade defective or outdated components
• Monitor system performance for smooth and secure operation
• Research and recommend approaches to improve networked computer systems
• Provide technical support when requested
• Document processes employees must follow to work successfully within the computing system
• Prepare reports and presentations, briefings, and customer communications regarding system status and updates
• Support the mission in Keyport, Washington
• Travel occasionally as needed and complete additional training as required

Senior Systems Administrator

Network Engineer

• Maintain and administer computer networks and related computing environments
• Perform disaster recovery operations and data backups when required
• Coordinate, plan, and implement network security measures
• Troubleshoot, diagnose, and resolve hardware, software, network, and system problems
• Maintain, configure, and monitor virus protection software and email applications
• Monitor network performance and determine required adjustments
• Confer with network users to solve system problems
• Operate master consoles to monitor network and computer-system performance
• Coordinate computer network access and use
• Design, configure, and test networking software, computer hardware, and operating-system software
• Support the 603rd Air and Space Operations Center as a communications-infrastructure subject matter expert
• Perform additional duties as assigned or required

CMS Network Engineer, Engineer Network 3

Software Engineer, Engineer Software 2

Clinical Operations

• Support day-to-day execution of the NITE contract within HII Mission Technologies
• Manage Virtual and Constructive operations in accordance with contract requirements
• Direct contractor personnel directly or through supervisors
• Establish and implement technical, administrative, and financial controls for contractor FST operations, maintenance, and support
• Ensure quality across operations, maintenance, logistics support, security, transportation, training, safety, supply, quality assurance, configuration management, and documentation
• Ensure contract compliance and correct deficiencies
• Prepare or approve required compliance reports
• Oversee work scheduling, assignments, workloads, and personnel coverage
• Recommend improvements to operations, maintenance, logistics support, and personnel utilization
• Improve work methods and procedures to ensure economy of operation
• Supervise direct reports and appraise performance
• Ensure professional conduct and adherence to Government regulations
• Coordinate temporary reassignment of personnel to other sites as required
• Represent the contractor on contract matters relating to daily range operations when requested
• Meet with the Government and support Government-sponsored meetings, briefings, and reviews
• Coordinate with other contractors and Government agencies
• Coordinate range scheduling with Government representatives

Operations Manager – Site Manager 1

Engineer

• Support New Construction CVN Material History tasking and Planned Maintenance System tasking and analysis
• Work from developed procedures and guidelines
• Perform ship checks to capture nameplate data and information for Shipyard Automated Material History Card Data (AMHCD) development
• Use photography or approved methods to capture nameplate data from reports and ship visits
• Perform Derivative Classification and transcribe photographic data into Excel spreadsheets to maintain and update AMHCD records
• Review field support requirements and recommend tools and test equipment
• Establish calibration requirements for field systems and equipment, including maintenance tasks
• Assist in developing maintenance engineering and logistics support products, including FMEA and LORA
• Perform RCM Level I and Level II analysis of systems or equipment
• Engage US Navy and shipyard customers in meetings and discussions regarding work, coordination, and issues
• Identify potential project-level schedule or technical risks
• Assist with plans and schedule reviews to prioritize PMS project activities, including Equipment Maintenance Page and Maintenance Requirements Card authoring and revision

Logistics Engineer, Engineer Logistics 3

• Administer, maintain, and provide cybersecurity defense for Navy Enterprise Tactical Training Network client and server systems
• Support enterprise-wide modeling and simulation applications and services across the NITE
• Administer Microsoft Windows Server
• Manage Group Policy
• Create and modify DHCP reservations
• Patch systems and apply STIGs
• Develop standard operating procedures
• Provide training to junior personnel
• Deliver Tier 2 technical support
• Work with cross-functional teams to update, monitor, and maintain enterprise servers and workstations
• Maintain smooth operation of multi-user computer systems in coordination with network administrators
• Interact with users and evaluate vendor products
• Recommend hardware and software purchases
• Coordinate installations and provide backup recovery
• Develop and monitor policies and standards for computing-resource allocation
• Set up administrator and service accounts
• Maintain system documentation
• Tune system performance
• Install system-wide software
• Allocate mass storage space

Systems Administrator 4

• Generate and maintain security documentation, including System Security Plans, Risk Assessment Reports, Privileged/General User Guides, and POA&Ms for classified information systems
• Support certification and accreditation of classified information system networks
• Ensure auditing requirements are complete in accordance with applicable guidelines and requirements
• Manage system changes and assess their security impact
• Ensure system security procedures are followed
• Maintain and review software security patching and audit files according to customer requirements
• Maintain information system media control, antivirus definition updates, and hardware/software control for secure operating environments
• Conduct information security briefings, education, and training
• Perform periodic self-inspections of the overall information system program
• Ensure compliance with government regulations
• Conduct and coordinate investigations into security violations
• Ensure corrective actions are appropriately implemented
• Backup and assist other members of the security staff as required
• Perform other duties as assigned

ISSE Engineer Info Assurance 3

Receptionist

• Provide principal secretarial support in an office, usually to one individual and sometimes to subordinate staff
• Maintain a close and responsive relationship to the day-to-day activities of the supervisor and staff
• Perform independently with minimal detailed supervision and guidance
• Perform clerical and secretarial duties requiring knowledge of office routines and organizational programs and procedures
• Manage secure facility operations and visitor access
• Deliver professional front-desk and reception services
• Apply access control procedures and security protocols
• Use common business machines and applicable office software

Access Control Receptionist

Security Analyst

• Support security operations within a secured facility at the Net Center site in Newport News, Virginia
• Assist in administering and enforcing security requirements under 32 CFR Part 117 (NISPOM Rule) and internal security policies
• Develop, maintain, and administer security programs and procedures for classified documents and equipment
• Interpret, apply, and support implementation of federal security regulations
• Obtain rulings, interpretations, and acceptable regulatory deviations from government agencies
• Maintain regulatory manuals and establish procedures for handling, storing, recording, and granting access to restricted materials
• Manage document control, visitor control, and personnel security activities
• Provide employee guidance and immediately report and document security concerns or incidents
• Conduct security briefings, debriefings, training sessions, and annual refreshers
• Receive, control, store, transmit, package, and destroy classified materials according to government regulations
• Assist the Lead Custodian with classified-material audits and inventory compliance
• Administer DISS, NBIS, and Access/Portal Commander activities, including personnel security clearances and visit requests
• Maintain visitor control functions and verify visit authorization requests
• Investigate and report security incidents, support mitigation strategies, and assist with corrective-action documentation
• Maintain records according to security manuals and procedures

Security Analyst – Industrial Security Analyst 1

• Provide testing according to specific test procedures using measuring instruments and computer test programs for vehicle systems or products
• Provide customer support and training for new and existing customers in-house and in the field
• Support production and manufacturing functions
• Support production and assembly of test boards
• Maintain vehicle repairs and upgrades and execute test procedures on new and existing vehicles
• Perform pre-mission tasks, including vehicle mission programming and vehicle checkout
• Recognize when equipment is out of specification
• Perform post-mission data download and analysis
• Perform level-one troubleshooting, including visual inspection, DVM use, and basic schematic reading
• Lead routine vehicle systems field operations for testing and design missions to perform required tasks
• Document test results completely and communicate them to required stakeholders
• Read and interpret specific test procedures and document results
• Perform responsibilities in support of Product Quality Standards
• Communicate design problems and bugs to the appropriate organizational areas
• Install, operate, maintain, repair, and modify equipment, integrated systems, subsystems, and software at customer or field locations
• Analyze and evaluate products and related performance
• Troubleshoot and diagnose malfunctions to resolve problems quickly
• Install, upgrade, and remove products while coordinating engineering field changes
• Maintain effective customer communications and relationships
• Provide onsite training
• Perform other duties as assigned

Field Technician Engineer, Level 2

IT Support

• Provide technical leadership and engineering support to the Navy Continuous Training Environment and Navy Training Baseline
• Lead planning and execution of LVC training events
• Deploy and configure NTB software components across the NCTE enterprise
• Perform engineering and project tasks sustaining LVC products and integrated capabilities
• Serve as Engineering Technical Lead for NCTE Fleet Synthetic Training, LVC, and COCOM-level training events
• Collaborate with operational and engineering leads to define, align, and execute technical requirements
• Install and configure NTB software releases, upgrades, and patches
• Support NTB setup and configuration during training events
• Evaluate and resolve moderately complex software-related problems
• Develop manning and resourcing plans for NCTE training event execution
• Perform pre-event interoperability risk assessment and mitigation
• Architect scalable systems and maintain DoDAF SV-1 and SV-2 architecture artifacts using tools such as Microsoft Visio
• Develop and maintain technical architecture, configuration, and status documentation
• Direct real-time technical operations and monitor end-to-end NTB system health during LVC events
• Diagnose, troubleshoot, and resolve issues across LVC environments, including NTB interoperability, HLA/DIS protocols, and interface standards
• Deliver real-time technical support during LVC training exercises

Technical Support Specialist, Engineer Systems 3

Project Manager

• Train as a CMS CJADC2 Planner within HII Mission Technologies
• Report to a designated HII Supervisor
• Gain hands-on experience in operational planning, IAMD, and JADC2
• Apply Joint Planning Process (JPP) and Joint Military Decision-Making Process (JMDMP)
• Develop OPLANs, EXORDs, CONPLANs, OPORDs, appendices, and compliance-ready documentation
• Analyze and integrate IAMD capabilities into operational planning
• Provide operational input for Joint Lessons Learned databases
• Identify and integrate JADC2 systems into U.S. Component Air Operations Center operations
• Advise commanders on joint/allied air, space, and missile defense, including C2 datalink architectures
• Assess PMESII factors influencing military strategy and operational execution
• Translate regional strategies into operational and crisis action planning
• Participate in operational planning teams, exercises, crisis simulations, and AOC workflow integration
• Perform JLL data entry, analysis, gap identification, and capability gap briefings
• Support joint exercise design, scenario planning, non-organic sensor integration, and Sensor Visibility Project processes
• Coordinate with A6/A3/ACOMS/A5M and support mission engineering
• Complete daily mentorship, hands-on practice, progress reviews, documented lessons learned, and a final executive brief
• Facilitate base networking and introduce HII Mission Technologies programs and projects
• Train behind the scenes and not represent HII to DoD or government customers during the SkillBridge internship

IT Project Management Analyst, SkillBridge Intern

Technician

• Support Platform Modernization trades teams with shipboard alterations and installations for fleet modernization
• Install, operate, maintain, repair, and modify equipment and structures on U.S. Navy surface ships
• Apply production-process knowledge to complicated and non-routine shipboard installation tasks
• Work from blueprints, engineering sketches, charts, work orders, technical documents, controlled work packages, procedures, test documents, and reports
• Troubleshoot and diagnose systems and equipment
• Inspect completed work for conformance to specifications
• Maintain effective communication with supervisors and managers
• Remove, plan, execute, install, and modify electrical cables, cableways, conductors, connectors, strain relief, fasteners, and equipment aboard naval vessels
• Disconnect, repair, install, and reconnect electrical and data conductors on new and existing equipment
• Perform duties outside the specialty as needed to complete installations and work assignments
• Complete quality documentation for reporting and verification
• Adhere to company and shipyard safety and quality procedures
• Commute to shipyards and military bases around the San Diego area
• Travel to shipyards and military bases across the country and abroad when not assigned locally
• Work weekends and/or overtime depending on contract awards and support requirements