The SME serves as the primary technical point of contact for application migration, gathering architecture requirements and coordinating activities between technical teams. They are responsible for configuring GitLab CI/CD pipelines, troubleshooting deployment issues, and supporting functional validation in test environments.
The engineer will verify ASIC/FPGA designs through test and simulation while developing UVM testbenches. They will also help define architecture and module interfaces while analyzing performance results.
The analyst will collaborate with developers and SMEs to define business requirements, analyze application behavior, and manage system documentation. They are responsible for executing functional and regression tests, validating data flows, and tracking defect remediation throughout the release lifecycle.
The IT SME interprets federal government policies and directives to support network modernization efforts for National Security Systems. They engage with stakeholders to design and implement secure, optimized, and cost-effective technical solutions that meet all USG security requirements.
The developer will support the modernization and maintenance of a grants management system by addressing a backlog of change requests. They will design, code, and test software applications while collaborating with client personnel to ensure all system requirements are met.
The Technical Writer will write and edit policies, standard operating procedures, and technical guides while managing documentation for the ATO process. They will also collaborate with stakeholders to ensure accuracy and compliance with federal regulations.
