The Project Manager will lead a Strategic Portfolio Management engagement for a Federal Government Agency, serving as the primary point of contact for stakeholders. Responsibilities include managing the project plan, overseeing governance boards, and driving the implementation roadmap for financial technology optimization.
The Systems & Data Analyst will assess financial systems, feeder systems, and data flows to support the agency's Financial Technology Optimization and Alignment program. Responsibilities include building system inventories, calculating Total Cost of Ownership, and documenting manual processes, risks, and modernization opportunities.
The analyst will assess agency capabilities against strategic priorities, develop governance materials, and support organizational change management activities. They will also design training strategies, maintain SOPs, and facilitate governance board operations for the FTOA program.
The Solution Architect will own the technical design, configuration, and integration of Oracle Projects and G-Invoicing within a federal financial management system. They are responsible for translating requirements into technical specifications, managing system testing, and providing hypercare support for production deployment.
The lead will manage the integration between a federal client's Financial Management Support System and the U.S. Treasury G-Invoicing platform. Responsibilities include configuring transaction flows, performing system testing, and ensuring successful deployment and hypercare support.
Lead the functional delivery of Oracle Projects and G-Invoicing for the U.S. Department of Education's financial system. Facilitate stakeholder workshops, manage requirements, and oversee configuration, testing, and deployment activities.
The Project Manager will lead the full implementation lifecycle of Oracle Projects and G-Invoicing within a federal financial management system. They are responsible for managing project governance, schedules, risks, and coordination between the client program office and various contractors.
The accountant will support the implementation of Oracle Projects and G-Invoicing within the U.S. Department of Education's financial systems. Responsibilities include validating accounting treatments, managing cost distributions, and ensuring compliance with federal financial requirements.
The Change Management Lead will develop and execute organizational readiness, stakeholder engagement, and adoption strategies for large-scale federal financial modernization initiatives. This role involves conducting impact analyses, facilitating workshops, and ensuring workforce readiness while maintaining compliance with federal governance and cybersecurity standards.
The ATO Compliance Lead will oversee cybersecurity compliance alignment, continuous monitoring, and Authority-to-Operate (ATO) lifecycle support for federal financial modernization initiatives. This role involves validating NIST security controls, managing POA&M documentation, and coordinating with agency officials and assessors to ensure audit readiness.
The Project Manager will lead the execution of large-scale federal financial modernization initiatives, including AOC implementation and migration planning. They are responsible for managing project scope, budget, and risk while ensuring compliance with federal cybersecurity and acquisition standards.
The Solution Architect will lead technical architecture design and integration strategy for core financial systems within a highly regulated cloud environment. They will ensure compliance with FedRAMP and NIST security controls while serving as a senior technical advisor to government stakeholders.
