Conduct investigative analysis to identify fraud patterns and financial crimes within government benefit programs. Produce high-quality reports and referral packages for law enforcement and senior government stakeholders.
Ardent
35 Remote Job Openings at Ardent
Conduct complex financial investigations and forensic analysis to trace fraud proceeds, money laundering, and illicit financial activity. Develop detailed financial reports and collaborate with federal law enforcement to support litigation and asset recovery efforts.
Design, develop, and maintain scalable ETL/ELT pipelines and modern Lakehouse architectures to support enterprise data integration. Collaborate with cross-functional teams to deliver high-quality data solutions for advanced analytics and financial oversight.
Lead the delivery of advanced analytics and investigative support services within a federal environment. Manage project scope, schedules, costs, and stakeholder communications while coordinating technical teams and vendors.
Lead the design and deployment of advanced analytics and machine learning solutions to detect fraud, waste, and abuse within a federal environment. Provide technical leadership and mentorship to data scientists while collaborating with government stakeholders to translate operational requirements into technical solutions.
Develop graph-based analytics solutions to support fraud prevention and investigative analysis within a federal environment. Design graph models and apply network algorithms to identify hidden relationships and suspicious patterns across complex datasets.
Serve as the operational backbone of the patient journey by providing omnichannel support via phone, email, and chat. Coordinate between clinical teams and patients to resolve complex inquiries and optimize healthcare workflows.
Lead the architecture, design, and implementation of enterprise geospatial solutions and cloud modernization efforts within a federal environment. Collaborate with stakeholders to ensure GIS capabilities align with cybersecurity, data management, and enterprise architecture objectives.
Develop and maintain enterprise geospatial applications, dashboards, and APIs to support federal national security missions. Collaborate with architects and stakeholders to integrate GIS solutions with enterprise systems and cloud platforms.
Design and implement robust geospatial solutions using ESRI toolsets, integrating products like ArcGIS Enterprise and ArcGIS Pro into comprehensive systems. Lead the development of custom geospatial applications and manage large-scale geodatabases to provide actionable spatial insights.
Lead the architecture, design, and implementation of enterprise-scale technology solutions and cloud-native environments. Conduct technical discovery with stakeholders to align high-level technical solutions with business objectives and program success criteria.
Provide subject matter expertise to support enterprise IT governance, modernization initiatives, and operational planning within a federal environment. Collaborate with stakeholders and technical teams to develop documentation and improve enterprise IT processes.
The SOC Analyst will perform 24x7 security monitoring, alert triage, and incident response across enterprise environments. Responsibilities include validating alerts, conducting advanced investigations, and coordinating incident containment efforts.
The Cloud Security Architect will design and implement secure hybrid architectures that enforce Zero Trust principles across cloud and on-premises environments. They will lead teams in managing SecDevOps pipelines, ensuring compliance with federal security frameworks, and automating secure workload deployments.
The Program Manager will oversee Virtual Security Operations Center (vSOC) services, ensuring contract performance and adherence to service level agreements. They are responsible for managing program execution, stakeholder engagement, and providing regular performance reporting.
The RPA Engineer will analyze user needs to develop functional requirements and build automation solutions to resolve emergent problems. They will also manage system reliability, mentor team members, and document technical architectures for enterprise-grade applications.
The GIS Technical Analyst will support geospatial applications, perform advanced spatial analysis, and manage data automation within ArcGIS environments. They are responsible for maintaining data integrity, producing geospatial visualizations, and documenting technical workflows for federal government programs.
The GIS Technical Lead will provide technical leadership for geospatial applications, data environments, and system operations within federal government programs. Responsibilities include administering ArcGIS platforms, performing advanced spatial analysis, and mentoring technical teams to ensure mission-critical objectives are met.
The developer will build and maintain responsive, accessible front-end web applications for federal government programs. They will integrate these interfaces with enterprise back-end systems, including ITSM and geospatial platforms.
The Technical Lead will provide architectural guidance and oversight for mission-critical federal applications using Java and .NET technologies. They are responsible for leading engineering teams, managing cloud-based environments, and ensuring system security and performance.
The Project Manager will oversee IT support services for the Federal Election Commission, acting as the primary liaison between the contractor team and government stakeholders. Responsibilities include managing project schedules, ensuring contract compliance, and driving operational efficiency across multiple workstreams.
The Geospatial Database Administrator will design, implement, and maintain geospatial databases to support DHS mission operations. This role involves monitoring system performance, ensuring data security, and collaborating with technical teams to optimize data workflows.
The Application Developer will design, build, and maintain geospatial applications, including user interfaces, workflows, and APIs for DHS programs. They will collaborate with cross-functional teams to integrate geospatial data services and ensure system performance and scalability.
The Imagery Analyst will analyze and exploit imagery data from multiple sensing technologies to support homeland security missions. They are responsible for coordinating collection activities, performing quality assurance, and producing actionable intelligence reports for stakeholders.
The Senior Geospatial Analyst will perform advanced geospatial analysis, data validation, and quality assurance to support DHS programs. They will also lead junior team members and collaborate with stakeholders to develop actionable geospatial products and metadata.
The Technical Governance Lead is responsible for establishing, maintaining, and enforcing governance frameworks, policies, and standards across IT systems and processes. This role leads technical activities, including establishing and enforcing standards for software development, testing, automation, and security to ensure alignment with organizational and regulatory requirements.
The architect will lead teams in building comprehensive zero trust solutions spanning users, applications, and infrastructure, while ensuring cloud-native controls align with enterprise Zero Trust policy models. This role involves managing delivery across multiple software development life cycle phases and serving as a subject matter expert for SecDevOps and automation best practices.
The GIS Systems Architect will be responsible for designing, developing, and maintaining advanced geospatial system architectures to support federal government programs, providing technical leadership in systems engineering and cloud-based geospatial solutions. This role involves collaborating with stakeholders to assess needs, recommend technologies, and ensure systems are scalable, secure, and compliant with federal standards.
This role involves leading data management and modernization initiatives, serving as the primary point of contact for geospatial data governance, cataloging, and publishing practices for a DHS program. Responsibilities include developing and enforcing QA/QC protocols, managing data delivery, overseeing access control, and maintaining the HIFLD Data Catalog.
The Test Automation Engineer will design, develop, and maintain automated test scripts and frameworks for Esri software products. They will collaborate with project stakeholders to define test plans and execute automated tests while ensuring compliance with federal contracting standards.
The Geospatial Trainer/Outreach will lead the planning, design, execution, and continuous improvement of outreach and training activities for the DHS Geospatial Management Office. Responsibilities include stakeholder engagement, training development, and ensuring compliance of digital content.
The Geospatial Scientist will lead the development of methodologies for geospatial data collection and manage data intake to ensure quality control. This role involves maintaining communication with data providers and overseeing the procurement of high-quality geospatial data.
The GIS Project Manager will lead program coordination and delivery for a Department of Homeland Security initiative, acting as the primary representative to DHS. They will provide strategic oversight and ensure alignment across geospatial and IT functions.
The Scrum Master will facilitate Scrum events and collaborate with Product Owners to ensure product backlogs are well-defined and prioritized. They will also remove impediments to team progress and support a culture of continuous improvement.
The Salesforce Technical Architect will provide solution architectural support for CBPās Salesforce environment and guide application teams on best practices for development and configuration. They will also support release management activities and troubleshoot Salesforce issues at the enterprise level.
