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The Mechanical Engineer will support the design, analysis, and implementation of HVAC and mechanical systems for mission-critical government, commercial, and institutional facilities. Responsibilities include creating construction drawings, performing load calculations, supporting commissioning, and ensuring systems comply with relevant codes and standards. This junior role requires proficiency in CAD software, mechanical engineering principles, and collaboration across multidisciplinary teams to deliver energy-efficient, reliable systems.

The Calibration Technician manages and performs calibration activities in a laboratory setting, ensuring tools and equipment meet standards and are properly maintained and documented. The role involves using various measurement and test instruments, maintaining calibration records, and supporting quality assurance processes. This position requires technical skills in electrical and mechanical areas, attention to detail, and the ability to multitask in a regulated defense environment.

The Proposal Writer role at Leidos involves developing compliant and persuasive proposals for federal government and commercial solicitations. The position requires collaboration with subject matter experts and captures teams to articulate winning solutions for large strategic bids across various lines of business. Candidates must demonstrate experience writing technical and management volumes, excellent communication skills, and the ability to support proposal efforts primarily in the Washington Metro Area.

The Senior FP&A Analyst at Leidos plays a critical role in supporting business area-wide financial planning, forecasting, and reporting, including revenue, EBITDA, cash flow, and backlog metrics. This position collaborates with leadership and various departments to perform variance analysis, cost control, and strategic financial planning to inform decision-making. The role requires extensive experience in financial analysis tools and defense contracting industry knowledge, reporting directly to the Business Area CFO.

The Cable Test Technician performs testing on low voltage and high voltage cable assemblies, ensuring quality through continuity, insulation resistance, and dielectric withstand voltage tests. They interpret engineering schematics, build test cables, and troubleshoot assembly issues while working closely with engineers. This role requires experience in cable building or electrical assembly, knowledge of specialized test equipment, and eligibility for a security clearance.

The Configuration Manager at Leidos supports software development and deployment for defense and intelligence platforms, ensuring compliance with configuration management plans and continuous integration processes. The role involves coordinating release planning, maintaining CM repositories, performing audits, and collaborating with multiple stakeholders, including Release Managers and Infrastructure teams. Candidates must have strong technical skills, experience with Agile and DevOps practices, security clearance, and excellent organizational abilities to manage documentation and workflows.

The Insider Threat Program Systems SME is responsible for managing and advancing the cybersecurity infrastructure supporting insider threat detection through advanced analytics and monitoring. The role involves maintaining enterprise systems including Windows, Linux, and VMware platforms, overseeing secure data transfers, and leading system recapitalization and capacity planning efforts. This position requires extensive experience in IT service delivery, network security architecture, and leadership within a government contracting environment.

The Mechanical Engineer will support the design, analysis, and implementation of HVAC and mechanical systems for mission-critical government, commercial, and institutional facilities. Responsibilities include creating construction drawings, performing load calculations, supporting commissioning, and ensuring systems comply with relevant codes and standards. This junior role requires proficiency in CAD software, mechanical engineering principles, and collaboration across multidisciplinary teams to deliver energy-efficient, reliable systems.

The Litigation Support Data Specialist II manages electronic document processing, data loading, and quality control within litigation support environments, primarily using tools like Relativity and IPRO. The role requires expertise in eDiscovery workflows, data conversion, and handling sensitive information under tight deadlines, often within government settings. Effective communication, critical thinking, and experience with litigation data processes are essential, with security clearance required.

The Law Clerk I supports legal teams by conducting legal research, drafting documents, and assisting with all phases of litigation under supervision. The role requires knowledge of federal and state court systems, proficiency in legal research tools like LEXIS and Westlaw, and experience with eDiscovery and document management systems. Candidates must hold or be attending law school and possess strong communication and organizational skills, with the ability to work under pressure and obtain a Public Trust clearance.