The Epidemiologist/Data Manager will support public health surveillance by managing epidemiologic study databases and developing data-based solutions to impede disease transmission. They are responsible for project planning, facilitating Agile ceremonies, and drafting standard operating procedures to ensure operational efficiency.
The Subject Matter Expert will provide clinical expertise to the Medical Product Safety Branch, focusing on antibiotic stewardship and medication safety. Responsibilities include analyzing large healthcare datasets, performing surveillance activities, and engaging with professional societies.
The Program Analyst IV will support the Medical Product Safety Branch by developing strategic dashboards and monitoring key performance metrics. They will also coordinate with federal and non-federal partners to facilitate meetings and produce technical communication materials.
The Engineer provides mechanical engineering support to DOJ/BOP facilities by performing technical analyses, document reviews, and evaluations of mechanical and HVAC systems. They also draft technical inputs for statements of work and coordinate with other disciplines to ensure project integration and compliance.
The Information Assurance SME will lead cybersecurity efforts for audiology systems, ensuring compliance with RMF and NIST standards. Responsibilities include managing ATO processes, performing vulnerability assessments, and maintaining security documentation within the eMASS system.
The System Administrator II is responsible for configuring and maintaining virtual servers, network components, and infrastructure operations. They also perform patch management, monitor system performance, and support backup, recovery, and disaster recovery activities.
The Application Specialist VI provides senior-level technical support, maintenance, and enhancement for EFMSS and related enterprise applications. They lead application operations, perform complex troubleshooting, and coordinate technical activities across database, infrastructure, and security teams.
The Application Specialist IV provides technical support, maintenance, and configuration for enterprise applications including EFMSS. They are responsible for troubleshooting defects, performing root cause analysis, and developing enhancements to ensure reliable system performance.
The Senior Project Manager provides overall management and technical coordination for IT operations and maintenance activities. They are responsible for planning, organizing, and controlling project activities while ensuring deliverables meet quality standards and established requirements.
The IT Documentation Specialist develops, maintains, and organizes technical and operational documentation for EFMSS and associated IT systems. They are responsible for conducting quality reviews and ensuring all processes, configurations, and business requirements are accurately documented.
The Database Administrator VI is responsible for maintaining database availability, integrity, performance, and security while supporting application and data requirements. They perform database administration, performance tuning, backup and recovery, and develop interfaces to facilitate data exchange between systems.
The Health Communications Specialist III will develop and execute strategic communication plans, including fact sheets, digital content, and social media assets. They will also manage crisis communication efforts and collaborate with stakeholders to ensure messaging aligns with CDC standards and public health initiatives.
The Public Health Analyst IV provides senior-level technical assistance and subject matter expertise for healthcare-associated infection reporting within the National Healthcare Safety Network. Responsibilities include conducting surveillance, developing training materials, ensuring data quality, and performing systematic literature reviews.
The Researcher II provides advanced programmatic and scientific consultation to the CDC, supporting research activities within the Immunization Safety Office. Responsibilities include coordinating complex epidemiologic studies, managing project deliverables, and facilitating multi-site collaborations.
The Program Manager will lead and oversee a portfolio of large-scale electronic security installation projects for government contracts. They are responsible for managing project profitability, ensuring compliance with DoD standards, and coordinating across cross-functional teams and stakeholders.
The Program Manager is responsible for managing task order execution, including planning, scheduling, and risk management. They also coordinate with government representatives to ensure technical solutions and schedules are implemented in compliance with DoD standards.
The Data Analyst will support RMU programs by performing data analysis, visualization, and implementing data management standards. They will also design predictive models, develop dashboards, and provide analytical insights to support data-driven decision-making.
The Labor Relations Specialist oversees union administration, manages collective bargaining agreements, and ensures compliance with labor regulations. They also support Service Contract Act requirements by mapping labor categories and assisting with wage determinations.
The Subject Matter Expert will conduct cybersecurity assessments and authorizations for information systems while ensuring compliance with DoD standards. They will also perform vulnerability assessments, develop cybersecurity strategies, and brief senior management on risk management progress.
The Reports Assistant will edit and research draft reports for the State Department's Office of International Religious Freedom to ensure accuracy and compliance. They will also manage the report production process, track information on religious freedom violations, and provide administrative support to the team.
The Construction Cost Estimator prepares detailed cost estimates for construction, renovation, and maintenance projects to support planning and procurement. They analyze drawings, specifications, and market trends to provide reliable financial assessments for project managers and leadership.
Provides architectural engineering support for DOJ/BOP facilities by performing technical analyses and reviewing design deliverables. Develops recommendations and drafts technical inputs to support government decision-making and facility modernization.
Provide mechanical engineering support for DOJ/BOP facilities by performing technical analyses and reviewing HVAC design documents. Develop recommendations and draft technical inputs to support government decision-making and facility assessments.
Manage the development and maintenance of electrical engineering standards and design criteria for Federal Bureau of Prisons correctional institutions. Provide technical review, approval, and oversight for electrical power, lighting, and electronic security systems during design and construction.
The Civil Engineer serves as the senior structural authority for the planning, design, and construction oversight of Federal Bureau of Prisons facilities. Responsibilities include reviewing A/E documents, coordinating with multidisciplinary teams, and ensuring compliance with building codes and security requirements.
Serve as the senior geotechnical authority responsible for evaluating site conditions, subsurface investigations, and foundation recommendations for Federal Bureau of Prisons facilities. Coordinate site grading, utility layouts, and ensure all engineering designs comply with applicable codes and environmental standards.
The Compensation Analyst supports the design, administration, and continuous improvement of compensation programs and job architecture. Key duties include conducting market pricing, maintaining job descriptions, and ensuring compliance with federal and state regulations.
Provide acquisition support to the Department of the Interior, focusing on procurement strategy, solicitation development, and contract administration. Responsibilities include conducting cost and price analyses, preparing contract modifications, and ensuring FAR compliance.
Provide clinical and scientific support for DoD hearing research, auditory fitness-for-duty initiatives, and hearing conservation programs. Responsibilities include conducting advanced audiometric assessments, analyzing research data, and preparing technical reports and manuscripts.
The role involves designing, developing, and maintaining software applications and databases to support military hearing research and public health initiatives. Key duties include implementing interoperability solutions, creating APIs, and managing cybersecurity controls for healthcare systems.
Oversee complex microbiological testing and research while leading scientific projects and ensuring regulatory compliance. Provide advanced technical expertise in bacteriology and antimicrobial resistance to support domestic and global partners.
The President oversees all business development and operations to achieve growth targets, budget expectations, and customer delivery excellence. This includes implementing strategic plans, managing high-performing teams, and collaborating with Goldbelt senior leadership and the Board of Directors.
The Budget Execution Specialist provides financial and budget support for federal facilities management programs, focusing on the distribution, obligation, and reporting of appropriated funds. They coordinate with program managers and acquisition personnel to ensure compliance with federal financial management requirements.
The Virtual Career Counselor provides guidance and counseling to transitioning Service Members and their families to ensure they are career-ready. Key duties include conducting pre-separation briefings, assisting with Individual Transition Plans, and helping clients translate military skills for civilian employers.
The Customer Service Representative II provides intermediate-level support for the GSA Fleet Management program by handling inquiries via phone, email, and chat. They are responsible for resolving complex customer and vendor issues, performing vendor verification, and assisting with billing discrepancies.
The Team Lead supervises customer service representatives and ensures compliance with program policies and contractual performance standards. They also serve as the primary escalation authority for complex federal user and vendor inquiries regarding fleet management services.
The Customer Service Representative will manage incoming inquiries via phone, email, and chat regarding GSA Fleet and Short-Term Rental programs. They are responsible for processing orders, resolving customer complaints, managing billing, and maintaining accurate account records.
The representative serves as a senior-level subject matter expert for call center operations, responding to customer inquiries regarding GSA Fleet and Short-Term Rental programs. They are responsible for resolving complex issues, conducting system research, and providing operational guidance to entry-level staff.
The role involves providing acquisition support across various categories including Construction, A&E Services, Supplies, and Services. Responsibilities include drafting documents, assisting with evaluations, and coordinating with client agencies to develop executable acquisition strategies.
The Project Director/Manager will oversee and provide technical expertise for community-based injury prevention programs. They will manage up to 30 cooperative agreements and ensure high-quality performance in maintaining the capacity of these programs.
