All candidates will be required to work onsite in Bethesda, MD and require a TS//SCI with a CI Poly
How we expect you to show upThese behaviors are foundational to how we recruit, select, develop, and evaluate every practitioner at Toffler. Experience matters; how you use it matters more.
Team Before Self - Put team success ahead of individual recognition. Share knowledge, relationships, credit, and opportunities freely. Ask for help, offer it freely, and make the people around you better. Make choices that strengthen the team.
Quiet Professional - Lead through sound judgment, preparation, and performance. Earn credibility through the quality, not title, résumé, or personal visibility.
Humility - Remain curious and teachable regardless of experience. Seek and apply feedback, recognize blind spots and missteps, and adapt with openness and self-awareness.
Reliability - Consistently earn the trust of clients and teammates. Do what you say you will do. Communicate early, surface risks before they become problems, and make sure clients and teammates are never surprised.
Stewardship - Take responsibility for leaving the client, team, and firm stronger than you found them. Build relationships, capacity, and knowledge that last beyond the engagement.
What you'll bring- An ACTIVE and MAINTAINED TS/SCI Federal or DoD security clearance with a polygraph
- Bachelor's degree in computer science, applied physics, electrical engineering, systems engineering, or a related technical field
- Master's degree may be used in lieu of 2 years of relevant work experience.
- 6 or more years of working experience. Experiences should include, but not be limited to:
- 6+ years experience in space systems engineering, mission design, or space operations
- Working knowledge of satellite constellation operations, orbital mechanics, and space environmental effects on space-based assets
- Familiarity with satellite subsystems (e.g., power, propulsion, attitude control, communications, payloads) and their vulnerabilities to space environment disturbances
- Understanding of space domain awareness approaches and systems
- Familiarity with space environment sensing modalities (e.g., coronagraphs, magnetometers, particle detectors, ionospheric sounders, GNSS receivers)
What would be nice to have- Master's degree or PhD in computer science, applied physics, electrical engineering, systems engineering, or related fields, with 4 or more years of work experience
- 2 years of experience in the Intelligence Community (IC), including experience with requirements, CONOPS, and transition
- Knowledge of space weather phenomena and their effects on space systems, communications, navigation, and ground-based infrastructure
- Understanding of the Sun-Earth system, including solar activity, solar wind, magnetosphere, ionosphere, and thermosphere interactions
- Experience with geophysical data types, formats, and sources (e.g., NOAA SWPC, NASA heliophysics missions, ionospheric networks)
