Required Certification(s): None
Summary Target Effect Pairing (TEP) is a capability for USPACOM Joint Fires, built on the Maven Smart System, that gives commanders AI recommendations they can trace, explain, and audit, while every inherently governmental decision stays with a human. Part of the team building it sits in Honolulu, near the users at USPACOM. Whether the software fits how targeteers actually work gets decided there as much as anywhere.
You lead engineering for the Honolulu team. The program's Lead Software Architect, based in the National Capital Region, owns the overall architecture and has final technical authority. You turn that architecture into working software in Honolulu: you make the design calls within it, review code, and keep the Honolulu engineers, the Senior UX Designer, and the Product Manager/Fires SMEs building one product with the team in the National Capital Region.
This is a hands-on lead role. The work spans two locations, some integration work waits on government decisions, and everything happens in secure facilities.
Minimum Qualifications
- Proven ability to drive progress and create clarity in fast moving, ambiguous environments. Ability to maintain required TS/SCI access.