The Software Licensing Specialist administers software licensing programs to ensure compliance with vendor agreements and government requirements. They are responsible for researching procurement data, processing software invoices, and maintaining accurate records within asset management systems.
Support the Federal Aviation Administration's Chief Data Office by providing information technology and network solutions. Collaborate with team members to drive the ongoing and future initiatives of the FAA.
The engineer will design, operate, and improve core platform services, including compute, storage, and distributed-processing frameworks across cloud and hybrid environments. They are also responsible for managing infrastructure automation, monitoring system health, and troubleshooting complex platform incidents.
The Senior Program Analyst supports enterprise software acquisition, procurement planning, and category management within a Federal IT environment. They are responsible for developing acquisition packages, coordinating with stakeholders, and ensuring all procurement activities comply with Federal governance standards.
The Senior Software Licensing Specialist manages enterprise software licensing, entitlement tracking, and procurement fulfillment within a Federal IT environment. They also perform compliance analysis, reconcile inventory data, and provide technical guidance to team members while ensuring audit-ready documentation.
The Software Asset Management Analyst will process enterprise software requests, validate requirements, and ensure compliance with licensing and governance standards. They will coordinate with stakeholders, manage vendor quotes, and maintain accurate entitlement documentation within a Federal IT environment.
The specialist will provide strategic and tactical communications services to promote the FAA's Office of Information & Technology value and improve user experience. They will independently gather requirements, translate technical information into actionable content, and manage communications through formal approval processes.
The analyst serves as the senior technical authority for software asset management, licensing strategy, and compliance initiatives for government programs. Responsibilities include managing software requests, coordinating vendor agreements, performing conformance checks, and leading investigations into non-compliance liabilities.
Design and implement NSA-approved Commercial Solutions for Classified (CSfC) architectures to protect classified data. Lead the integration of secure commercial technologies and collaborate with government agencies to obtain necessary certifications and Authority to Operate (ATO).
