The PACS Engineer will design, maintain, and troubleshoot physical access control systems across various field sites. They are responsible for managing Windows and SQL Server infrastructure while providing technical support for ePACS deployments and connectivity issues.
The Technical Writer will develop and maintain user-focused documentation, including manuals, guides, and technical specifications for mission-critical systems. They will collaborate with cross-functional teams to translate complex technical concepts into clear, accessible content while managing the full documentation lifecycle.
The Technical Lead will design, develop, and modernize mission-critical federal software systems while driving engineering efforts across the full software development lifecycle. They will also mentor junior engineers, establish engineering standards, and collaborate with cross-functional teams to deliver secure, scalable solutions.
Lead the design, development, and modernization of secure, scalable federal software systems, guiding engineering work from architecture through deployment. Partner with product, architecture, DevSecOps, and infrastructure teams; resolve complex system issues; and mentor engineers while establishing technical standards.
The Lead Data Engineer will design, build, and maintain scalable data pipelines and ETL/ELT workflows using modern cloud-native technologies. They will also mentor junior engineers and collaborate with cross-functional teams to deliver high-quality, secure data solutions in an Agile environment.
Develop and implement comprehensive data quality strategies, testing methodologies, and automation frameworks for data pipelines and analytical datasets. Collaborate with data engineering and stakeholder teams to ensure data accuracy, integrity, and reliability across the software development lifecycle.
The Software Developer will design and lead scalable, secure technical solutions for federal modernization initiatives. Responsibilities include end-to-end architecture, backend development, API integration, and collaboration with cross-functional teams.
The PKI Engineer will implement and maintain enterprise Public Key Infrastructure services and manage Hardware Security Modules in secure environments. They will also build CI/CD pipelines and automate infrastructure provisioning for both Windows and Linux systems.
Design, build, and maintain scalable data pipelines and ETL/ELT workflows using AWS-native platforms and modern data engineering tools. Lead modernization initiatives to migrate legacy platforms to cloud-native services while mentoring junior engineers.
Design and lead scalable, secure technical solutions and end-to-end architectures for federal modernization initiatives. Partner with engineering and product teams to translate mission requirements into technical strategies and architecture standards.
The Lead AI/ML Engineer leads the team in evaluating new technologies and communicates the benefits and risks of implementing these solutions. They also provide technical leadership by mentoring junior IT specialists and support the adoption of new technologies across the enterprise.
