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As a part of our crew, you'll help us on our voyage to develop and deploy software and data, while exploring new technology solutions. We operate under an Agile framework, running on two-week sprints, as part of our Software Development Lifecycle. Tools we utilize include Confluence, Jira, GitLab, and Slack. Hangar 18 provides many opportunities to collaborate with others, whether that be through paired programming, whiteboarding sessions, hackathons, team outings, and more.

Come join our "out of this world" team to develop innovative tools powered by digital techniques!

Digital Engineering and Management, combined with Agile Software and Open Architecture, truly is the "rabbit hole" to escape traditional defense acquisition. In his article, Dr. Roper shares more about this trinity of digital design technologies, why their digital Wonderland is exciting, and how they foretell a faster, agiler, and more competitive weapons-buying process our nation needs to succeed long term.

This companion guide to There is No Spoon will help you pursue spoon-bending results for both digital engineering and e-Series. Specifically, it goes deeper on the modeling and infrastructure requirements to effect several tenants of There is No Spoon: "eCreating before Aviating" and owning and furnishing the tech stack. Though written to stand alone, its insights will make more sense if read as a sequel.