The Project Manager leads Agile software development programs, overseeing sustainment, modernization, and cybersecurity compliance for government web platforms. They serve as the primary interface with stakeholders to manage backlogs, risks, schedules, and contractual deliverables.
The Senior Electrical/Mechanical Engineer will perform engineering surveys, assessments, and technical evaluations of complex building and utility systems. They are responsible for troubleshooting equipment, supporting HVAC and control systems, and providing technical leadership for federal facility infrastructure projects.
The Application Database Administrator will design, create, maintain, and secure database schemas within a client/server environment. They will also coordinate with infrastructure teams to align database solutions with user requirements and perform quality control audits.
The ERP Business Analyst will customize and configure workflows to integrate client/server applications while ensuring the system meets organizational requirements. They are responsible for testing ERP layouts, documenting results, and coordinating with stakeholders to resolve system issues.
The Software Architect will design and develop new software products and major enhancements while addressing systems integration and compatibility across platforms. They are responsible for project completion and conducting feasibility analyses to support management decision-making.
The Agile Coach will guide delivery teams in adopting agile practices and support organizational change through lean methodologies. They are responsible for establishing portfolio processes, facilitating workshops, and mentoring staff to build a sustainable agile culture.
Design, develop, and maintain enterprise-scale applications while collaborating with business analysts and systems architects. Implement web, API, and mobile solutions using low-code/no-code tools and modern programming frameworks.
The engineer will guide development teams in refactoring applications into microservices and implementing DevSecOps CI/CD pipelines. They are responsible for deploying and sustaining a microservices factory while overseeing architecture across on-premises and cloud environments.
The Senior Quality Assurance Manager will establish and maintain processes to evaluate IT systems, software, and documentation throughout the development lifecycle. They will also direct quality control activities, develop assurance plans, and provide subject matter expertise to resolve complex technical issues.
The Testing Manager will supervise a team of test specialists and lead complex test programs for federal clients. This role involves translating program requirements into testable objectives, developing comprehensive test strategies, and analyzing system performance.
The Task Order Project Manager oversees the day-to-day execution of assigned task orders, coordinating technical work, schedules, and deliverables with government stakeholders. They are responsible for managing project plans, resource estimates, and ensuring compliance with ESI governance and federal requirements.
The engineer will install, configure, and maintain Linux systems while using Ansible to automate routine administration and infrastructure operations. They will also manage network connectivity, monitor system health, and collaborate with cross-functional teams to support mission-critical scientific data processing.
The engineer will administer, maintain, and troubleshoot Linux-based production and supporting infrastructure for the U.S. Geological Survey. They will perform root-cause analysis on complex technical issues and collaborate across teams to resolve problems involving applications, databases, and networking.
The candidate will provide mission support services for policy analysis, development, and implementation regarding OCR’s HIPAA and Cybersecurity initiatives. They will coordinate with leadership to evaluate program efficiencies and provide recommendations for compliance and enforcement improvements.
