Senior Space Systems Requirements Lead

ASI Government; Arlington (VA); On-site; USD 140,000 - 190,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Benefits package

On-site work at Pentagon

Job summary

ASI Government is seeking two senior Requirements Subject Matter Experts to support a high-visibility U.S. Space Force mission at the Pentagon focused on weapon-system infrastructure and basing.

You will translate complex mission needs into clear infrastructure requirements, partnering with senior stakeholders across HQ, program offices, and operations. The role requires space-domain credibility, systems thinking, and the ability to turn ambiguous, high-stakes problems into traceable plans.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree and 8+ years of Federal Government or Department of War experience in requirements development, capability development, infrastructure planning, basing, or related mission support.
• Direct USSF, Air Force, Space Force, or National Security space experience with weapon or defense systems and their ground/infrastructure dependencies.
• Experience with Space Force mission areas: missile warning/tracking, SATCOM, GPS/PNT, space control, or related ground segments.

Responsibilities

• Lead development, validation, prioritization, and traceability of weapon-system infrastructure and basing requirements.
• Translate mission concepts and readiness needs into actionable infrastructure requirements.
• Assess infrastructure gaps, inform basing decisions, and guide cross-functional teams from definition to resolution.

Skills

Executive communication

Requirements translation

Stakeholder facilitation

Security clearance

Education

Bachelor's degree

Job description

ASI Government is seeking two senior Requirements Subject Matter Experts to support a high-visibility U.S. Space Force mission at the Pentagon focused on weapon-system infrastructure and basing.

You will translate complex mission needs into clear infrastructure requirements, partnering with senior stakeholders across HQ, program offices, and operations. The role requires space-domain credibility, systems thinking, and the ability to turn ambiguous, high-stakes problems into traceable plans.