United States$57000 - $70000 per year2-5 yrs expOthers
The GIS Analyst will support geospatial data development, analysis, mapping, and quality control activities for facilities and infrastructure. They will maintain geodatabases, perform spatial analysis, and collaborate with stakeholders to support project needs.
Develop and execute comprehensive test plans, test cases, and scripts to ensure software quality and functionality. Identify, document, and track software defects while collaborating with developers to resolve issues before release.
United States$100K - $120K per year5-10 yrs expProduct
Provide technical leadership for GIS and Real Property projects, ensuring data accuracy and consistency for U.S. Army installations. Coordinate technical teams, develop validation tools, and facilitate communication between technical staff and senior stakeholders.
United States$94000 - $127K per year5-10 yrs expOthers
The Senior Real Property Analyst will improve the accuracy and management of Army Real Property information through data analysis, system reconciliation, and business process evaluation. They will collaborate with technical teams to develop analytical products and ensure data integrity across various installation management systems.
United States$100K - $125K per year10+ yrs expProduct
The Program Manager oversees telecommunications and technology infrastructure projects for federal customers, managing the full lifecycle from planning to closeout. They coordinate with stakeholders, subcontractors, and technical teams to ensure projects meet scope, schedule, and security requirements.
United States$92000 - $113K per year5-10 yrs expSupport
The specialist will provide advanced technical support for GIS applications and business systems while troubleshooting complex user issues. They will also coordinate technical activities, assist with system implementations, and develop technical documentation for project teams.