Mission Interface / Orbital Analyst

Title: Mission Interface / Orbital Analyst Belong. Connect. Grow. with KBR! KBR’s National Security Solutions team provides high-end engineering and advanced technology solutions to our customers in the intelligence and national security communities. In this position, your work will have a profound impact on the country’s most critical role – protecting our national security. Why Join Us? Innovative Projects: Dive into a role that combines advanced systems engineering and program management, with a spotlight on cutting-edge modeling and simulation (M&S) and model-based system engineering (MBSE). Collaborative Environment: Be part of a dynamic team that thrives on collaboration and innovation, fostering a supportive and intellectually stimulating workplace. Impactful Work: Your contributions will be pivotal in designing and optimizing defense systems that ensure national security and shape the future of space defense.

We are seeking a Mission Interface / Orbital Analyst to support day-to-day Poland Space Operations Center (PolSpOC) operations, analyst training, and customer-facing coordination. This role requires strong space domain awareness (SDA) and orbital mechanics knowledge, paired with the ability to translate technical findings into practical operational guidance. The analyst will help the PolSpOC team assess space object behavior, characterize mission-relevant events, guide operator actions, and keep tools and procedures aligned to operational needs. This individual independently applies advanced engineering expertise to solve complex technical challenges, make critical decisions, and influence key engineering outcomes. Serves as a trusted technical authority, representing the organization with customers, partners, and industry stakeholders. Provides expert guidance and mentorship to engineers, while delivering highly respected technical judgment, analysis, and recommendations.  Must be a self starter! Primary Duties / Roles / Responsibilities Operational SDA and Orbital Analysis Provide orbital analysis support using state data, orbital parameters, maneuver indications, and related SDA information. Apply orbital mechanics and astrodynamics expertise to characterize satellite behavior, including maneuvers, perturbations, custody changes, and conjunction events. Identify, characterize, and explain anomalous or tactically relevant space object activity in clear operational terms. Develop concise assessments, briefs, and recommendations to support time-sensitive operational decisions. PolSpOC Operations Support Support planning, execution, and post-event review of PolSpOC operational activities. Guide operators through routine and non-routine scenarios by applying consistent analytical techniques and operational judgement. Maintain awareness of mission timelines, priorities, constraints, and decision points during operational support windows. Capture operational needs, workflow gaps, and tool deficiencies. Coordinate with KBR software and mission teams to refine requirements Instruction and Team Enablement Train, mentor, and advise analysts and operators on SDA fundamentals, orbital mechanics concepts, and operational application of KBR tools. Develop or improve job aids, checklists, standard operating procedure (SOP) inputs, lessons learned, and training material that support repeatable operations. Support exercises, tabletop events, and on-shift coaching to improve operator confidence and consistency. Translate complex technical concepts into clear, mission-relevant guidance for technical and non-technical audiences.

7-10 years professional experience in orbital analysis, space domain awareness, space operations, astrodynamics, or a related technical discipline. Working knowledge of orbital elements, satellite state solutions, maneuver characterization, perturbation forces, and common space operations data products. Ability to work in an operational environment where analysis