CUAS Technical SME

Reli Group•Springfield, VA

19h•Onsite

About The Position

At RELI Group, our work is grounded in purpose. We partner with government agencies to solve complex challenges, improve public health, strengthen national security, and make government services more effective and efficient. Our team of over 500 professionals brings deep expertise and a shared commitment to delivering meaningful outcomes. Behind every solution is a group of experts who care deeply about impact—whether we’re supporting data-driven decisions, modernizing systems or safeguarding critical programs. Position supports TSA Counter-Unmanned Aircraft Systems program to deploy, set up, operate, maintain, troubleshoot and recover CUAS equipment in support of the Federal Air Marshall Service national security operations.

Requirements

Have a minimum of three years of relevant CUAS technical or operational experience.
Have relevant experience gained through military service, civilian law enforcement, CUAS field service representative duties, CUAS contract support or comparable technical positions.
Hold a current Federal Aviation Administration Part 107 Remote Pilot Certificate.
Capable of traveling up to 30 percent from the National Capital Region to deployment locations nationwide.
Capable of lifting and transporting equipment weighing up to 70 pounds with reasonable accommodations as applicable.
Capable of working outdoors, standing for extended periods and operating in varying weather and field conditions.
Capable of occasionally supporting operations outside of normal business hours when required.
US Citizen and possess a valid driver's license.
Must be able to secure a Secret Clearance, if required.

Responsibilities

Setting up, configuring, and operating fixed-site mobile and portable CUAS systems.
Operating CUAS detection and authorized mitigation equipment under required Government direction or oversight.
Performing pre-deployment testing, system calibration, operational checks and readiness verification.
Installing and configuring Government approved CUAS hardware, software, firmware, networks and system integrations.
Maintaining and troubleshooting CUAS hardware, software, firmware, networks and communications.
Diagnosing technical faults and coordinating equipment repairs or vendor support.
Supporting CUAS data portals, Team Awareness Kit (TAK) and other Government-approved integration and situational awareness tools.
Supporting interoperability and integration among CUAS sensors, command and control systems, data portals, networks and approved external systems.
Monitoring Equipment condition, performance, connectivity and operational status.
Supporting multiple CUAS manufacturers, platforms, configurations and vendor neutral technologies.
Preparing, contributing or documenting CUAS operations, maintenance actions, system status, technical reports, incident documentation and after-action reports.