Lead Engineer – Legacy Software Baseline - POKRMA 1639 at Global InfoTek Inc – Lincoln, Massachusetts

Clearance Level: Secret, TS/SCI Eligible

US Citizenship: Required

Job Classification: Full Time

Location: Remote (Boston/Hanscom)

Years of Experience: 7-10 years of relevant experience

Education Level: BS Degree - Experience may be considered in place of education requirement.

Summary
Sustains AFMSTT and C2SET legacy baselines; ensures uninterrupted training/simulation/ stimulation support; manages legacy CR/DRs and supports transition to modernized systems.

Responsibilities

Sustain/maintain legacy systems, models, and interfaces.Ensures legacy operational sustainment of all operational training, simulation and simulation artifactsProvide CR/DR changes, urgent exercise support, GitLab updates, OS/fielding changes.Design and integrate legacy ASCCE and federation fielding.Support transition engineering for attributes marked for modernization.Qualifications

Relevant AFMSTT/C2SET sustainment experience.Experience with AWS/Azure and RESTful architecture.2+ years military planning/operations/wargaming.2+ years AOC simulation training.Requirements

Clearance: U.S. citizen; Secret clearance at award, TS/SCI eligibility may be required.Travel: Must support CONUS/OCONUS travel to sustainment and exercise sites.Cybersecurity/Compliance: Handle classified/CUI/CDI IAW DoD and NIST standards; remediate vulnerabilities on required timelines.

Global InfoTek Inc. is an equal opportunity employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, protected veteran status, or based on disability.

About Global InfoTek, Inc. Global InfoTek Inc. has an award-winning track record of designing, developing, and deploying best-of-breed technologies that address the nation's pressing cyber and advanced technology needs. GITI has rapidly merged pioneering technologies, operational effectiveness, and best business practices for over two decades.