The Program Analyst II will provide program management and analysis support for the Office of the Director, including resource allocation and operational evaluation. They will also coordinate contracts and grants management tasks while ensuring policy adherence and supporting CDC mission activities.
The Public Health Analyst will review and identify sensitive information such as PII and PHI within documents to ensure compliance with FOIA exemptions and confidentiality standards. They will also collaborate with SMEs and the CDC FOIA Office to resolve inquiries and support mission-critical response activities.
The Data Manager III will develop and maintain electronic IT solutions for data collection, specimen inventory, and laboratory quality management systems. They will also serve as a liaison for IT inquiries and modernize inventory workflows to improve data transfer accuracy and communication.
The Data Manager II provides technical support for the NHSN Dialysis Event module, including user outreach, system modification development, and data validation. They also perform data analysis, manage file exchanges, and prepare educational materials to support public health surveillance and infection prevention efforts.
The Program Analyst II provides administrative and programmatic support for the Medical Product Safety Branch, including document management, travel coordination, and meeting scheduling. They also assist branch teams on projects related to public health safety and support CDC response activities during mission-critical events.
The Program Analyst will provide public health support for NHSN dialysis event data management, including conducting user outreach and creating system modifications. They will also perform data validation, prepare educational trainings, and contribute to infection prevention strategies and communication materials.
The Public Health Analyst III will manage the full lifecycle of grants and contracts while performing financial analysis and budget tracking for the Office of the Director. They will also monitor program operations for compliance and represent the division across various CDC offices and external partners.
The Public Health Analyst II will manage the lifecycle of grants and cooperative agreements while providing support for contracts and procurement. Additionally, the role involves performing financial analysis, maintaining data compliance, and collaborating on program development initiatives.
The Program Analyst II will provide program management and analysis support for the Office of the Director, including monitoring operations for policy adherence. They will also represent the program in meetings with Human Resources and participate in CDC response activities and training exercises.
The Epidemiologist IV will collaborate with CDC staff to monitor infection prevention and surveillance activities, particularly regarding antimicrobial resistance and novel viruses. They will also develop data-driven strategies, training materials, and reports to support Ministries of Health and program goals.
The Data Analyst II will provide programmatic and scientific technical assistance to CDC subject matter experts regarding healthcare infections and antibiotic stewardship. Responsibilities include managing complex datasets, performing statistical analyses, and contributing to scientific publications and data visualizations.
The Data Analyst II will support the Medical Product Safety Branch by developing analytic plans and performing data analysis on large administrative datasets. They will also provide consultation on program standards and participate in CDC response activities as needed.
The Epidemiologist IV will collaborate with CDC staff to monitor infection prevention and surveillance activities to combat antimicrobial resistance and novel viruses in low- and middle-income countries. They will also develop data-driven strategies, training materials, and reports to support Ministries of Health and internal program goals.
The Data Analyst will support antibiotic stewardship activities by performing data analysis on large datasets using SAS and Python. They will also develop analytic plans, contribute to scientific manuscripts, and provide consultation for public health programs.
Provide subject matter expertise in dental infection prevention to inform CDC recommendations and guidance materials. Support the Prevention and Response Branch through data analysis, outbreak response, and collaborative development of dental healthcare-associated infection prevention strategies.
The Data Analyst will provide data management and analytic expertise for the Epidemiology Research and Innovations Branch, including creating SAS/R code for statistical analyses and quality control. They will also facilitate scientific publications, develop data dictionaries, and support CDC response activities.
The Public Health Analyst will provide technical help desk support for the NHSN Vaccine Surveillance Branch, including facility enrollment and user assistance. They will also manage data collection forms, perform system testing, and support CDC response activities.
The Program Manager will coordinate and manage IT and analytic contractor-supported projects for the Surveillance Branch to ensure alignment with objectives and timelines. They are responsible for tracking project milestones, managing risks, and facilitating communication between stakeholders and contractor teams.
The Data Analyst II provides mid- to senior-level statistical support for the International Infection Control Program, including conducting analyses and managing databases. They also advise senior scientists on statistical methods and contribute to scientific reports and publications.
The SME III/Program Manager is responsible for the overall management of the contract, ensuring technical requirements and schedules are met. They will coordinate contractor personnel, manage systems, and interface with CDC officials to support mission-critical activities.
The Data Analyst will maintain technical content for the NHSN Biovigilance Component, develop training materials, and provide user support for surveillance definitions. They will also perform data management, validation, and cleaning while collaborating with CDC experts to enhance transfusion and patient safety strategies.
The Data Analyst will provide technical support and surveillance training for the NHSN Dialysis Event module while analyzing system data to improve quality. They will also manage reports, develop educational materials, and collaborate with CDC partners to promote infection prevention strategies.
The Bioinformatician will design and maintain databases while conducting complex statistical analyses using large datasets. They will also prepare reports and interpretations of analytical results to support scientific audiences and CDC response activities.
The Data Analyst will provide data management and analytic support for public health research, including creating SAS/R code for statistical analyses and quality control. They will also facilitate data requests, maintain project databases, and collaborate with scientists on publications and reports.
The Contract Specialist provides acquisition support services to the Federal Bureau of Prisons, including market research, acquisition planning, and contract administration. They are responsible for coordinating with program offices, preparing solicitation documents, and supporting negotiations throughout the procurement lifecycle.
The Senior Pricing Analyst develops competitive and compliant pricing strategies for federal government contract proposals. They also provide financial guidance, perform cost variance analysis, and manage indirect cost pools to support executive decision-making.
The Senior Program Manager will coordinate activities, priorities, and process improvements across multiple OCFO divisions to support modernization and AI-readiness. They are responsible for developing performance dashboards, conducting root-cause analysis, and documenting workflows to enhance operational efficiency.
The Virtual Career Counselor serves as the principal advisor for transitioning Service Members, assisting them in navigating VOW/CRS mandates and achieving career readiness. Responsibilities include conducting pre-separation briefings, facilitating transition workshops, and monitoring client progress through automated tools like TAPXXI.
The President oversees all business development and operational activities to ensure growth, profitability, and customer delivery excellence. They are responsible for implementing strategic plans, managing high-performing teams, and maintaining relationships with corporate leadership and government representatives.
The Software/Data Engineer designs, develops, and maintains software applications, databases, and interoperability solutions for healthcare and research programs. They also support automated workflows, cybersecurity compliance, and data analytics initiatives.
The Research Audiologist provides clinical, scientific, and operational support for Department of Defense hearing research and hearing conservation programs. Responsibilities include executing IRB-approved research protocols, conducting advanced hearing assessments, and collaborating with stakeholders to implement auditory health initiatives.
The Contract Specialist III provides administrative support for federal acquisition operations, including acquisition planning, procurement strategy, and contract administration. They are responsible for preparing solicitation packages, conducting cost and price analyses, and ensuring compliance with federal regulations.
The Compensation Analyst supports the design, administration, and improvement of compensation programs, including job architecture and market pricing. They partner with HR and business leaders to ensure positions are accurately classified and competitively compensated.
The Civil Engineer serves as the senior authority for evaluating site conditions, subsurface investigations, and foundation recommendations for new federal facilities. They provide expert guidance throughout the planning, design, and construction phases while ensuring compliance with engineering standards and project objectives.
The Civil Engineer serves as the senior authority for the planning, design, and construction oversight of new Federal Bureau of Prisons facilities. They are responsible for reviewing structural documents, ensuring code compliance, and providing technical expertise throughout the project lifecycle.
The Electrical Engineer manages the development, review, and maintenance of engineering standards for correctional institutions. They provide technical oversight for electrical designs, construction compliance, and procurement support for federal projects.
The Senior Engineer provides mechanical and HVAC engineering support by performing technical analyses, reviewing design documents, and drafting recommendations for Government stakeholders. They also coordinate with other disciplines to identify integration issues and support facility condition assessments and commissioning activities.
The Senior Engineer provides architectural engineering support to DOJ/BOP facilities by performing technical analyses, reviewing design documents, and drafting technical inputs. They also coordinate with various engineering disciplines to identify conflicts and prepare decision-support materials for government stakeholders.
The Construction Cost Estimator prepares detailed cost estimates for construction, renovation, and infrastructure projects to support planning and procurement. They analyze drawings, specifications, and market trends while coordinating with project teams to ensure accurate financial assessments.
The Subject Matter Expert will execute cybersecurity processes to authorize information systems and maintain compliance with DoD standards. They will conduct in-depth research, perform vulnerability assessments, and brief senior management on Risk Management Framework progress.
The specialist will support cradle-to-grave federal acquisitions for construction, A&E, supplies, and services while providing advice on acquisition strategies and requirements. They are responsible for drafting pre-award documents, conducting market research, and assisting with contract administration and automated system support.
The Customer Service Representative III acts as a senior subject matter expert for call center operations, responding to inquiries and resolving complex issues for GSA Fleet customers. They also provide operational guidance to entry-level staff and assist with quality control and performance improvement initiatives.
The Customer Service Representative II provides intermediate-level support for GSA Fleet Management customers by handling inquiries via phone, email, and chat. They are responsible for resolving complex vendor issues, performing vendor verification, and assisting with billing discrepancies.
The Budget Execution Specialist provides financial administrative support for planning, tracking, and executing federal funding for facilities management programs. They are responsible for monitoring obligations, expenditures, and balances while ensuring compliance with federal financial management policies.
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 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 Senior Project Manager provides overall management and technical coordination for IT O&M activities, including planning, organizing, and controlling project objectives. They are responsible for managing risks, resources, and deliverables while ensuring compliance with quality standards and change management processes.
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 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 for data exchange.
The Application Specialist IV provides technical support, maintenance, and configuration for EFMSS and related enterprise applications. They are responsible for troubleshooting issues, performing root cause analysis, and developing enhancements to ensure reliable system performance.
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 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 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.
