MXPN- Hybrid- Computer Engineer IV (UI/UX SME)- Remote

Barbaricum is seeking a highly experienced Computer Engineer IV (UI/UX SME) to support Software & Cyber Engineering for Maneuver, Surveillance, & Engagement Systems at NSWC Crane. This position will lead efforts in engineering, building, testing, and deploying advanced cloud-enabled AI/ML solutions that enhance warfighter capabilities in surveillance, targeting, and engagement operations.  The expectation for this remote position with occasional travel to work on-site in Crane, IN.

Responsibilities:

Partner with project managers and engineering teams to define objectives for UI/UX systems in support of maneuver, surveillance, and engagement missions.

Develop and prototype UI/UX systems to address mission-specific requirements, including computer vision, sensor fusion, and decision-support applications.

Conduct rigorous testing and evaluation of UI/UX performance against operational datasets.

Analyze test data to identify model strengths, weaknesses, and mission relevance.

Refine and optimize systems to ensure robustness, scalability, and cyber resilience.

Troubleshoot complex system challenges and provide technical guidance for deployed solutions.

Deliver comprehensive documentation and technical reports to stakeholders.

Maintain awareness of emerging AI/ML technologies, software engineering practices, and cyber defense techniques relevant to mission-critical systems.

Qualifications:

Active DoD Secret Clearance; Top Secret preferred.

Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science, Engineering, or related technical discipline; Master’s preferred.

10+ years of progressive experience in UX Design and software development.

Expertise in developing, deploying, and securing applications within mission-critical or defense environments.

Data science, dashboard development, interface design, system/data architecture; experience with the Qlik tool is a plus, but not required.

Demonstrated experience with LLMs, MLOps pipelines, and modern ML frameworks (e.g., PyTorch, TensorFlow).

Strong background in software and cyber engineering principles, including system hardening, secure coding, and vulnerability mitigation.

Proven ability to lead complex technical efforts, mentor junior engineers, and interface with government stakeholders.

DoD 8570 Advanced certification (e.g., SecurityX, GCSA, CCSP, or equivalent) must be obtained and maintained.