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Centuria Corporation is seeking a Systems Engineer to join our Norman, OK team supporting the National Weather Service Radar Operations Center. The role focuses on the systems engineering backbone for the NEXRAD network, including computer systems, networking, and security infrastructure.
You will review designs, perform feasibility studies, and ensure compliance with federal information system policies, directly impacting the reliability of the nation's weather infrastructure.
Job Title: Systems Engineer
Location: Norman, OK
Program: RMSS
Centuria, a Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business (SDVOSB), has been delivering IT, Engineering, and Scientific solutions to the Federal Government since 2002. During our two decades of service we have earned the trust and respect of our government clients for the simple reason that we have great people who are experts in their fields and take pride and ownership in everything they do.
The Washington Post has recognized Centuria Corporation as one of the top workplaces in the DC Metro area for 2026. This award celebrates nationally recognized companies that make the world a better place to work together by prioritizing a people-centered culture and giving employees a voice. The Top Workplaces USA award is based entirely on feedback from an employee engagement survey completed by the employees of participating workplaces. Centuria is honored to have been awarded this distinction.
Centuria Corporation is seeking a Systems Engineer to join our team in Norman, OK, supporting the National Weather Service (NWS) Radar Operations Center (ROC). You will become an integral part of the Systems Engineering team within the Engineering Branch, which serves as the technical backbone for the NEXRAD network.
The Systems Engineering team acts as the primary technical authority for the radar network’s computer systems, telecommunications, and security infrastructure. In this role, you will support the Engineering Division by navigating complex feasibility studies, implementing NOAA-directed secure benchmark configurations, and analyzing radar performance data. From reviewing complex design modifications to ensuring compliance with federal Information System policies, this program offers the opportunity to directly impact the reliability of the nation’s weather infrastructure.