Jobs at Amyx, Inc.

Develops and maintains complex software applications and operating systems, defining specifications, designing software, hardware, and communications architectures, and ensuring compliance with DoD and open-systems standards. Responsibilities include coding, testing, debugging, documentation, quality assurance, software evaluation, systems maintenance, technical analysis, and directing other personnel. The role also requires business intelligence, analytics, data modeling, dashboard design, and modern security solution experience.

Analyzes and documents software requirements by interviewing users, defining and prioritizing functional and non-functional needs, creating models and use cases, and maintaining traceability throughout development. Serves as the intermediary between customers and developers, validates requirements through reviews and testing, manages change control, and confirms delivered capabilities meet user needs.

Leads software sustainment lifecycle activities and analyzes business applications across finance, personnel, logistics, and contracts. Designs, codes, tests, debugs, documents, and enhances software, including applications built with APIs, BPMN, and low-code/no-code platforms. Develops automation solutions, creates logic flows, resolves complex technical problems, and provides technical direction to programmers. Requires extensive application programming experience, a relevant bachelor’s degree, certification, and an IT-II or Tier 3 security clearance.

Supports Defense Health Agency procurement systems, including system administration, configuration, user access, requirements gathering, system integration, testing, training, and issue resolution. Leads complex DoD projects, coordinates customer work sessions, manages risks and timelines, develops rollout plans, and presents to senior stakeholders. The role requires extensive procurement, project management, system administration, functional analysis, and DoD experience.

Manage the Legacy AMPS task order supporting DLA identity and access management operations. Responsibilities include project planning, integrated master schedule management, resource leadership, risk management, quality assurance, stakeholder coordination, deliverable production, compliance tracking, and transition planning across IAM, SSO, PAM, GRC, and application security programs.

Manages business operations for the Office of Warfighter Health Advantage, including correspondence, travel, records, office administration, personnel lifecycle processes, recruiting, onboarding, workforce development, customer support, policy coordination, reporting, and organizational planning. The role requires executive-level communication, progress tracking, information management, and support for civilian and military personnel operations.

Performs application, network, wireless, and enclave penetration testing for a DoD client. Identifies cybersecurity vulnerabilities, develops mitigation strategies, coordinates testing with system owners, and prepares assessment reports and recommendations. The role requires extensive vulnerability assessment experience, knowledge of Windows, Linux, networking, OWASP, PCI DSS, scripting, and penetration testing tools. A DoD Secret clearance and eligibility for IT-I Critical Sensitive or Tier 5 clearance are required.

Provides independent technical expertise, analysis, research, and solutions for complex EDI/XML and logistics information-system problems. Advises executive-level project teams, interprets DoD data and transaction standards, and supports integration across military supply, distribution, materiel management, and logistics systems. Requires extensive knowledge of DLMS, legacy formats, MILSTRIP, MILSTRAP, MILSBILLS, DLA operations, and related automated information systems. May lead major programs and develop innovative solutions with minimal direction.

Supports the stable operation, troubleshooting, maintenance, debugging, and modernization of PLCs, HMIs, control systems, and OT automation. Assists with ladder logic updates, backup planning, network and software issues, security requirements, legacy applications, and system development. Collaborates with facilities, engineering, administrators, contract leads, and customers. The role is remote with occasional travel and on-site work at DLA and industrial customer locations.

Manages enterprise systems, networks, servers, applications, and communication links across multiple locations. Responsibilities include installation, configuration, maintenance, upgrades, troubleshooting, performance and capacity analysis, vulnerability management, automation, user training, and technical recommendations. Directs other system administrators and supports Oracle Fusion Middleware and related enterprise applications. The role requires extensive systems administration experience and an IT-I Critical Sensitive or Tier 5 security clearance.

Leads enterprise Identity, Credential, and Access Management architecture and application security integration for Defense Logistics Agency mission systems. Defines identity, authentication, authorization, access governance, provisioning, and integration requirements; designs secure architecture patterns; supports application onboarding and modernization; and guides RBAC, privileged access management, and segregation of duties implementations. Provides technical leadership and communicates recommendations to government stakeholders, application owners, engineers, developers, and cybersecurity teams.

Engineer, integrate, administer, and sustain enterprise ICAM solutions for the Defense Logistics Agency. Responsibilities include identity lifecycle management, application onboarding, authentication and federation, access governance, troubleshooting, platform modernization, documentation, testing, compliance support, automation, and stakeholder collaboration. The role requires strong IAM engineering expertise and supports DoD identity initiatives, cybersecurity audits, access reviews, and modernization efforts.

Develop and support Oracle Identity Manager and related ICAM solutions for the Defense Logistics Agency. Responsibilities include building workflows, adapters, connectors, reconciliation and provisioning processes; integrating enterprise applications; troubleshooting identity and access issues; supporting upgrades, modernization, testing, documentation, compliance, and production operations; and providing technical leadership across application, infrastructure, database, and cybersecurity teams.

Supports DHA knowledge management and business process management initiatives by developing SharePoint and Teams solutions, managing web and collaborative content, facilitating Communities of Practice, designing taxonomies and workflows, conducting knowledge audits, and protecting sensitive information. Provides portal training, user support, process mapping, and content governance while ensuring Section 508 compliance and alignment with organizational strategy.

Analyzes and manages business, functional, and technical requirements for identity, credential, and access management services. Develops RBAC models, access policies, approval workflows, governance documentation, process flows, and integration requirements. Serves as liaison among application owners, cybersecurity teams, engineers, developers, leadership, and government stakeholders. Supports application onboarding, access certification, compliance reviews, modernization initiatives, testing, implementation, and enterprise architecture governance.

Assesses segregation of duties, access controls, user entitlements, privileged access, and governance processes across enterprise applications. Supports audits, control testing, risk assessments, remediation, access certifications, and audit readiness for federal and DoD stakeholders. Develops workpapers, findings, corrective action plans, reports, and compliance documentation while collaborating with application owners, auditors, cybersecurity teams, and governance personnel.

Provides highly specialized engineering expertise for complex systems and applications. Responsibilities include functional systems analysis, design, integration, documentation, implementation guidance, and participation across software development phases, including planning, modeling, simulation, testing, and presentation. Requires clear communication, five years of relevant experience, and an IT-I Critical Sensitive or Tier 5 security clearance.