The Audit Analyst will support federal audit readiness, financial management, and compliance activities by reviewing documentation and identifying internal control weaknesses. They will also develop and monitor corrective action plans while coordinating with various departments to resolve audit findings.
The Senior Acquisition Support Specialist will lead complex federal procurements and advise government stakeholders on acquisition strategies and risks. They are responsible for developing procurement documentation, managing source selections, and ensuring compliance with federal regulations throughout the acquisition lifecycle.
The Power Platform Analyst will develop and enhance business applications, workflow automation, and data visualization tools to support federal acquisition offices. Responsibilities include gathering requirements, designing scalable solutions, and providing comprehensive acquisition support throughout the contract lifecycle.
The consultant will evaluate complex healthcare proposals for federal procurement by analyzing cost models, utilization, and reimbursement data. They will translate analytical findings into clear recommendations to support negotiations, source selection, and proposal evaluations.
The consultant will evaluate complex healthcare proposals, including cost models, rate structures, and reimbursement approaches for federal procurements. They will also develop defensible pricing recommendations, negotiation objectives, and acquisition documentation while integrating findings from technical specialists.
The Senior Cloud, Data & AI Engineer will lead the architecture and delivery of innovative cloud, data, and AI solutions within AWS GovCloud and Celonis environments. This role involves designing scalable data pipelines, developing agentic AI workflows, and establishing engineering standards for federal mission-critical products.
The Deputy Project Manager supports the execution of federal real property remediation programs by overseeing daily contract operations and ensuring compliance with federal standards. This role also coordinates workforce planning, maintains quality control plans, and serves as the primary alternate for the Project Manager.
The specialist will serve as the technical authority for real property sustainment, valuation, and financial reporting while leading modernization initiatives. They will also develop governance frameworks and conduct data quality assessments to ensure audit readiness and operational effectiveness.
The Real Property Lead will oversee federal real property remediation, audit readiness, and inventory reconciliation efforts. This role involves supervising personnel, ensuring regulatory compliance, and coordinating with government stakeholders to maintain accurate property records.
The Real Property Analyst will support federal audit readiness by reconciling property records and remediating documentation gaps. The role involves coordinating with facility managers and auditors while utilizing data tools to track progress and ensure compliance with federal standards.
