BAE Systems

The successful candidate will execute Hardware Configuration Management (HCM) tasks including identification, change management, status accounting, audit, and verification, managing the change process through appropriate change boards. Responsibilities include using software to document configuration status accounting data in a PLM system, establishing baselines and Bills of Material (BOM), and interfacing with customers and internal groups.

The IMINT Analyst will analyze GEOINT data, manage projects, and create reports for decision-making and senior stakeholders, requiring extensive experience in intelligence analysis.

The Identity Automation Engineer will design, build, and maintain automation solutions for Identity services, focusing on efficiency in Active Directory and Microsoft 365 integration through advanced PowerShell scripting and REST APIs.

The IMINT Analyst will perform GEOINT exploitation and analysis, supporting the Army INSCOM with expert knowledge in geospatial intelligence and project coordination.

The IMINT Analyst will lead GEOINT exploitation and analysis for the US Army, requiring expert-level knowledge in various geospatial disciplines and significant analysis experience.

Develop technical documentation including manuals and specifications, collaborate with cross-functional teams, gather data from Subject Matter Experts, and ensure clarity and consistency in all written materials.

Early-career application developers will assist in designing, developing, testing, and maintaining internal business applications, work within existing codebases, participate in Agile team ceremonies, troubleshoot and fix bugs, monitor performance, and produce basic documentation while collaborating with stakeholders and senior developers.

Join small Agile teams to build and maintain internal back-office applications. Contribute code, tests, bug fixes, and documentation; monitor performance; collaborate with developers, analysts, and stakeholders while learning codebases and SDLC practices under senior guidance.

Join a small Agile team to design, develop, test, and maintain internal business applications. Contribute to existing codebases, fix bugs, monitor performance, collaborate with stakeholders, and produce basic documentation while learning from senior developers.

Early-career application developers will assist in designing, developing, testing, and maintaining internal business applications, work within existing codebases, participate in Agile team rituals, troubleshoot and fix bugs, monitor performance, and prepare basic documentation under senior developer guidance.