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HUBZone Headquarters, Inc. is a veteran-owned small business US government contracting firm founded in 2012 to help meet the growing demand for subcontractors in the government services marketplace. Only a few years after its founding, We became one of the fastest-growing small business firms in the U.S. and were ranked #9 on the 2022 Washington Fast 50 list of the fastest-growing businesses in the U.S. government market sector. Our first firm, DOTMLPFI Inc. (founded in 2007) and HUBZone Headquarters, Inc. (founded in 2012), were restructured and combined into a single corporation in January 2020 to provide services to NATO and DoD clients and eliminate the redundancies of two firms. Effective January 2022, the transition to a single firm (HUBZone Headquarters, Inc.) is now fully completed. We specialize in high-quality management consulting, engineering, and IT consulting services within the US government and NATO marketplace. In addition, we also specialize in DOTMLPFI capability development gap analysis, requirements management, strategic engagement support, exercise planning, and NAFv4 capability and enterprise architecture development.

Our Core Values are Business Integrity, Customer Dedication, and Team Environment. HUBZone Headquarters, Inc. is dedicated to providing the highest quality business ethics for its customers and employees. We pledge our commitment to providing the best customer experience possible. We strive to go beyond what is expected by our clients and continuously deliver exceedingly high-quality products and services. We take proactive approaches to improving our products and actively listen to feedback from our clients to enhance our overall support. We pride ourselves on maintaining a team environment where everyone is working towards the same goal. We encourage initiative, recognize individual contribution, treat each person with respect and fairness, and afford ample opportunity for growth within the Firm. We prioritize onboarding and training, encourage collaboration and communication, and conduct regular check-ins to help maintain a strong workplace culture.

Multi-Domain Integration & C2 Architect

Norfolk, VA

Full Time

Experienced

Multi-Domain Integration & C2 Architect

Location: Norfolk, VA (Hybrid with Travel to Belgium and Brussels as Required)
Clearance Required: Active U.S. Secret clearance
Employment Type: Full-Time, Contingent Upon Contract Award

Company Overview:
Ironclad Defense Works is a trusted provider of mission-aligned solutions to NATO and Allied defense organizations. Our focus is building integrated, resilient, and future-proofed capabilities that enable operational agility across the space, cyber, air, land, and maritime domains. We are seeking a Multi-Domain Integration & Command and Control (C2) Architect to help NATO shape how space capabilities interface with the full spectrum of Allied operations and plans.

Role Overview:
As a Multi-Domain Integration & C2 Architect, you will drive the cross-cutting integration of space capabilities into NATO’s operational planning architecture. Your work will support the design of scalable planning frameworks, C2 structures, and doctrine updates that embed space resilience and responsiveness into NATO’s Deterrence and Defence of the Euro-Atlantic Area (DDA) plans and exercise cycles.
This position requires an in-depth understanding of NATO's operational planning processes (OPP), joint C2 systems, and how space-based capabilities enable effects across all domains.

Key Responsibilities:

Lead development of cross-domain integration frameworks and C2 architectures for space-based contributions to NATO missions
Contribute to NATO planning documents such as CONOPS, OPDs, and annex templates for space integration
Collaborate with SHAPE, ACT, and domain leads to ensure synchronized planning across air, land, maritime, cyber, and space
Support delivery of key SOW items including the DDA Integration Recommendation Paper, Requirements Document, and Integration Framework
Develop planning checklists, vignettes, and use cases to illustrate how space effects are delivered in complex operational environments
Assist in designing tabletop exercises and simulations that test cross-domain interactions and space-enabling dependencies
Contribute to the doctrinal adaptation of NATO C2 processes to accommodate emerging commercial and national space capabilities

Required Qualifications:

Active U.S. Secret clearance
Citizenship of a NATO member nation
Minimum 8 years’ experience in joint/combined operational planning, C2 systems, or multi-domain operations
Deep familiarity with NATO planning processes (OPP, DDA, CRP, NDPP) and document structures
Proven ability to align space and cyber capabilities with operational and strategic-level command plans
Strong organizational and documentation skills with experience preparing NATO-level briefings and planning materials

Preferred Qualifications:

Experience supporting NATO ACT, SHAPE, or Allied joint planning groups
Background in designing C2 systems or planning architecture for large-scale joint exercises or wargames
Familiarity with NATO CIS and interoperability standards
Technical understanding of how space-based ISR, PNT, or SATCOM integrate into operational planning
Graduate degree in defense planning, operations research, systems engineering, or a related field

Why Join Ironclad?

Shape how NATO plans and operates in a contested, multi-domain battlespace
Contribute to the Alliance’s most ambitious space integration initiative to date
Join a company with a proven five-year track record of delivery at NATO HQ SACT
Competitive pay, international travel support, and long-term mission relevance

To Apply:
Send your resume and a brief cover letter to [email protected] with subject line: Multi-Domain Integration & C2 Architect – IFIB 25-45

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