Manage and analyze complex multi-site epidemiologic data related to autism spectrum disorder and child health outcomes for the CDC. Develop data files, perform quality control, and create reports and publications to support public health initiatives.
Goldbelt, Inc.
35 Remote Job Openings at Goldbelt, Inc.
The role is responsible for managing moderately complex projects and maintaining program-related data, including invoices, staffing, and deliverables. It involves optimizing operational processes and ensuring compliance with government contracting standards and organizational requirements.
Develop and implement strategies to integrate behavioral and communication science into public health outreach and education activities. Lead communication research, data collection, and evaluation to optimize the effectiveness of educational materials and behavior change messages.
The Project Manager will implement NCIRD-specific web strategies and manage a strategic social media content calendar. They will also provide data-driven metrics analysis and reports to support digital project goals and communication strategies.
The analyst will review and abstract medical records of infants and fetuses to monitor birth defects and developmental disabilities for the CDC. They are responsible for ensuring data quality, maintaining healthcare partner relationships, and providing monthly status reports on surveillance activities.
The Data Analyst II provides data management, statistical analysis, and reporting for birth defects and Neonatal Abstinence Syndrome surveillance for the CDC. Responsibilities include cleaning multi-state datasets, executing quality control protocols, and developing technical documentation and reports.
The Statistician provides advanced statistical and scientific support for CDC surveillance and research activities focused on birth defects and developmental disabilities. Responsibilities include designing studies, performing complex data analysis using SAS and R, and disseminating findings through peer-reviewed publications.
Provides technical and analytical support for the MACDP database, focusing on programming, data synchronization, and quality assurance for public health surveillance. Responsibilities include maintaining source code, generating reports, and ensuring compliance with CDC IT security guidelines.
Develop and edit clear, consistent health communication materials and toolkits for the CDC's National Center for Immunization and Respiratory Diseases. Utilize PowerBI and data visualization tools to track media trends and analyze audience engagement metrics to refine outreach strategies.
The role provides program analysis and operational coordination for the SEED program within the CDC. Key duties include managing onboarding, training compliance, travel orders, and administrative logistics for public health research activities.
The Data Analyst II provides data management, statistical analysis, and reporting to support the CDC's National Center on Birth Defects and Developmental Disabilities. Key tasks include maintaining PowerBI tools, cleaning project data using R and SAS, and supporting the non-clinical review of MACDP cases.
The Public Health Analyst manages clearance coordination and publication processes for the CDC's NCBDDD using various electronic systems. This includes providing technical support to staff, ensuring federal public access compliance, and generating performance reports.
The Project Manager leads the planning, execution, and delivery of projects for federal government clients, overseeing schedules, budgets, and resources. Key duties include managing financial operations, tracking deliverables, and synthesizing large datasets to support client decision-making.
The Public Health Analyst supports surveillance, research, and program evaluation for the CDC's National Center on Birth Defects and Developmental Disabilities. Key duties include collecting, cleaning, and analyzing public health data to create reports and documentation for stakeholders.
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.
Lead the implementation and sustainment of ISO and CMMI quality standards across Goldbelt and its subsidiaries. Manage compliance reporting, conduct audits, and optimize operational processes to improve system performance and usability.
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 Proposal Manager is responsible for identifying opportunities, managing the generation of compliant proposals, and coordinating with internal and external stakeholders. Key duties include dissecting solicitation documents, creating templates, writing original text, and tracking schedules to meet submission deadlines.
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 Budget Execution Specialist provides financial and budget support for federal facilities management programs, focusing on the distribution, obligation, and reporting of appropriated funds. This includes tracking fund execution, preparing financial briefings, and ensuring 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 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 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 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.
Contract/Acquisition Specialist/Administration II
Goldbelt, Inc.
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Full Time
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3 months ago
Goldbelt, Inc.
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 Subject Matter Expert will review Cloud security policy, provide recommendations to enhance security posture, and apply knowledge of cloud security engineering and threats to support program deployments. They must ensure cloud-hosted IT systems are secure and meet all Department of Defense (DOD) requirements.
The Senior Cybersecurity Auditor independently performs complex security analysis and compliance oversight for classified and unclassified applications supporting the Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) under the JETS contract. This includes conducting Command Cyber Readiness Inspections, vulnerability evaluations, and providing expert recommendations to client executive management on system improvements.
The Cloud Computing Specialist (CCS) – SME will provide expert oversight for cloud cybersecurity, Certification & Accreditation (C&A), and Risk Management Framework (RMF) implementation for Defense Logistics Agency systems under the JETS contract. This includes leading C&A activities and assessing cybersecurity controls in modern computing environments.
The Deputy Program Manager supports the Program Manager in overseeing work performance across locations to ensure Task Order compliance and quality control, while monitoring operational activities for adherence to contractual requirements. This role also involves implementing quality assurance processes, recommending corrective actions, and promoting lessons learned across program locations.
The Program Manager is responsible for overall performance, adherence to terms of operation (TO compliance), and quality control across all locations, while also developing methods for streamlining activities and communicating outcomes.
The Business Analyst/Application Developer supports the development and enhancement of mission-critical applications while delivering analytical products. This role involves collaboration with various teams to translate business needs into secure applications and actionable data insights.
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.