The technical lead will direct the design, development, and maintenance of federal technical assistance tools and websites, including ServiceNow and Drupal-based systems. They will manage agile teams, ensure compliance with federal security standards, and collaborate with client product owners to modernize mission-critical applications.
The Public Policy Research Manager sets the firm-wide research agenda and directs policy research studies, program evaluations, and impact assessments. They are responsible for supervising research staff, managing project budgets, and briefing senior government officials on research findings.
The Grants Manager will lead the end-to-end lifecycle of competitive grant and merit-review activities, including planning, reviewer coordination, and quality assurance. They are responsible for interpreting funding requirements, managing reviewer assignments, and ensuring all review processes are impartial, compliant, and audit-ready.
The analyst will conduct independent technical and merit reviews of grant applications, evaluating economic evidence and implementation feasibility. They will also contribute to portfolio-level trend analysis, data validation, and the preparation of analytical reports to support decision-making.
The Project Monitor is responsible for managing performance, data, and compliance monitoring systems by translating requirements into measurable definitions and dashboards. They track program activities, validate data quality, and produce quarterly reports to ensure project deliverables meet quality and sustainability standards.
The Deputy Project Manager provides operational leadership by coordinating daily execution, supervising task leads, and maintaining integrated schedules across the portfolio. They also act as the Project Manager when delegated and ensure all project activities, reporting, and deliverables meet quality standards and deadlines.
The role provides administrative and document-control infrastructure to ensure project accuracy, timeliness, and audit readiness. Responsibilities include managing project calendars, meeting documentation, deliverable tracking, and supporting technical staff with various operational tasks.
The Project Leader directs the technical integration of projects, translating policy and research agendas into coordinated analysis, pilot strategies, and product development. They oversee task teams and pilot sites while ensuring findings are converted into feasible recommendations and usable tools for nationwide use.
The Communications Specialist develops and executes multi-channel social media and marketing strategies to raise awareness of healthy marriage benefits. They are responsible for translating complex research into accessible content while managing editorial calendars and tracking campaign performance metrics.
The Project Manager provides leadership and coordination for the TANF Program Technical Assistance Team, managing scope, budget, and deliverables. They serve as the primary liaison to clients while ensuring all activities are evidence-based and aligned with program goals.
The SME serves as the primary authority on TANF regulations and policy, providing expert guidance to technical assistance teams and state/tribal agencies. They review program products for accuracy and feasibility while advising on marriage-strengthening strategies within federal guidelines.
The Logistics and Event Coordinator manages the end-to-end operational details for in-person, virtual, and hybrid events, including scheduling, venue management, and travel arrangements. This role ensures all events are professional, accessible, and compliant with federal requirements while tracking budgets and vendor contracts.
