The Cybersecurity/RMF Lead will manage security authorization packages and ensure compliance with NIST SP 800-171 and CMMC standards. They are responsible for implementing identity controls, conducting vulnerability scans, and performing continuous monitoring of system security.
The Systems Engineer will manage the cloud hosting environment for a maintenance management platform, including configuration, deployment automation, and monitoring. They will also handle incident response, backup and recovery, and mobile device management using Microsoft Intune.
The Data/BI Analyst will build performance dashboards and monthly reports for facility maintenance operations to track key metrics like resolution time and preventive maintenance compliance. They will also perform failure and lifecycle analyses to guide operational improvements and ensure data accuracy.
Configure and administer IBM Maximo for facility maintenance, including work management, inventory, and mobile execution. Deliver training sessions to users and provide ITIL-aligned incident and problem management support.
The EAM Solutions Architect will serve as the technical authority for an IBM Maximo-based platform, defining target architecture, data models, and integration patterns. They will also design secure hosting approaches and communicate architecture decisions to stakeholders and government customers.
The Integration API Engineer will build and operate interfaces between Army work-request systems and IBM Maximo to ensure data consistency. Responsibilities include developing adapters, implementing reliable message delivery, and building automated reconciliation dashboards.
The Data Scientist will develop and refine machine learning and AI models while applying natural language processing techniques to unstructured data. They will also collaborate within an Agile team to build data visualizations and communicate findings to stakeholders.
The Tribal Service Liaison coordinates all tribal activities for the NamUs program, including outreach to tribal leaders and law enforcement. They provide technical assistance and support the management of forensic services to help resolve missing and unidentified person cases.
Manage day-to-day operations of the NamUs program by providing technical assistance and case management support to law enforcement and medical examiners. Facilitate forensic services and ensure data quality and compliance across assigned regional cases.
The Law Enforcement Liaison manages day-to-day operations for the NamUs program and provides technical assistance to law enforcement and medical examiners. They are responsible for coordinating case input, delivering training to users, and managing forensic service requests.
