Provide Tier 2 support for FSA users experiencing account access, authentication, and identity recovery issues across PAS, AIMS, and integrated applications. Troubleshoot and resolve IAM issues, coordinate escalations and handoffs, document guidance, and track service quality and help desk performance metrics.
The Technical Project Manager leads the technical execution and delivery of the FSA Identity and Access Management modernization project. They coordinate deliverables, manage Agile processes, and oversee the transition from legacy systems to a modern cloud-based solution.
The Senior Salesforce Developer will design, develop, and integrate solutions within the Salesforce platform to support Veterans Benefits Administration initiatives. They will lead development lifecycles, perform code reviews, and troubleshoot technical issues while collaborating with cross-functional teams.
The Integrated Master Scheduler II will develop, integrate, and maintain program schedules while performing critical path and risk assessments to ensure project milestones are met. They will collaborate with technical leads to analyze scheduling data and provide data-driven recommendations to support program execution and warfighting capability.
The analyst will provide technical and analytical support for U.S. Navy electronic warfare systems by modeling complex systems and improving operational availability. They are responsible for gathering and analyzing large datasets to support data-driven decision-making and resource optimization.
The Logistics Management Specialist will integrate and coordinate logistics processes across operational, acquisition, and sustainment environments for U.S. Navy Electronic Warfare systems. They are responsible for developing support policies, analyzing readiness data, and ensuring lifecycle performance optimization.
Develop analytical models, algorithms, visualizations, and reporting solutions to turn complex data into actionable findings for operational and program decisions. Integrate logistics, engineering, maintenance, reliability, and operational data to improve system readiness, availability, sustainment, and lifecycle performance.
The Data Entry Operator III will perform advanced data entry, verification, and maintenance of technical and logistics information within designated systems. They will also conduct quality control checks and generate reports to support program operations and management requirements.
The Data Scientist I will analyze and model complex systems to support the U.S. Navy's Electronic Warfare programs. Responsibilities include developing analytical applications, creating data visualizations, and providing data-driven recommendations to optimize system readiness and lifecycle performance.
The Logistics Management Specialist will provide lifecycle support for U.S. Navy Electromagnetic Warfare systems, including engineering, maintenance, and sustainment. They will integrate logistics processes and analyze data to optimize system readiness, operational availability, and cost-effectiveness.
The Program Manager will provide technical, analytical, and lifecycle support for U.S. Navy Electronic Warfare systems. Responsibilities include planning, directing, and overseeing major programs while managing budgets, schedules, and cross-functional team integration.
The Program Manager III will provide leadership and oversight for major U.S. Navy electronic warfare systems, managing complex, multi-year programs from cradle to grave. Responsibilities include defining program objectives, managing budgets and schedules, and coordinating cross-functional teams to ensure mission success.
The Integrated Master Scheduler I will develop, maintain, and manage program schedules while coordinating with stakeholders to ensure alignment with project milestones. They are responsible for performing schedule risk assessments, critical path analysis, and providing data-driven reports to support program execution.
Manage hardware, software, documentation, configuration baselines, and product releases throughout the system lifecycle, ensuring accurate records and controlled implementation of approved changes. Coordinate with the Configuration Control Board and program teams, support configuration reviews and audits, resolve discrepancies, and prepare status reports and release documentation.
The Data Scientist II will analyze and model complex systems to improve operational availability and support data-driven decisions for U.S. Navy electronic warfare systems. They are responsible for developing analytical applications, creating data visualizations, and integrating logistics and engineering data to support lifecycle management.
The Program Manager II will provide technical, analytical, and lifecycle support for U.S. Navy Electronic Warfare systems. They are responsible for planning, directing, and overseeing major programs while managing budgets, schedules, and cross-functional team integration.
The Data Entry Operator IV will perform advanced data entry, verification, and maintenance of technical and logistics information within designated systems. They will also conduct quality control checks, resolve data discrepancies, and generate reports to support program operations and management.
The analyst will provide technical and analytical support for U.S. Navy electronic warfare systems by modeling complex systems and improving operational availability. They are responsible for gathering and analyzing large datasets to support data-driven decision-making and resource management.
The Help Desk Manager is responsible for overseeing enterprise Service Desk and End User Support operations to ensure high-quality technical service delivery. This role involves leading support teams, managing SLAs, and driving continuous improvement initiatives across the organization.
The analyst will provide technical and analytical support for U.S. Navy electronic warfare systems, including lifecycle management and system optimization. They are responsible for developing mathematical models and conducting simulations to improve operational performance and resource allocation.
The Application Systems Analyst III leads the analysis, design, implementation, and support of complex enterprise applications and business systems. This role serves as a senior subject matter expert providing technical leadership and strategic guidance to align applications with organizational objectives.
The Application Systems Analyst II is responsible for analyzing, configuring, and maintaining enterprise business applications to ensure optimal performance. This role acts as a liaison between business stakeholders and technical teams to resolve issues and support system enhancements.
The role involves designing and managing data activities to support the transition of legacy systems to a modern cloud-centric IAM architecture. Responsibilities include creating data models, developing transition plans, and ensuring efficient database performance and security.
The Technical Writer develops and maintains compliant documentation to support the Authority to Operate (ATO) process for FSA IAM systems. They are responsible for creating content updates, managing project artifacts, and ensuring all materials meet federal accessibility and security standards.
The Vulnerability Management / Scan Operator is responsible for conducting security scans, analyzing results, and developing remediation plans for IAM systems. They also ensure compliance with federal cybersecurity standards and maintain accurate tracking of security findings within the CSAM system.
The QA / Test Automation Engineer will design and execute comprehensive test strategies to ensure the quality and security of a mission-critical federal IAM platform. They will collaborate with agile teams to validate user stories and non-functional requirements across various development and production environments.
The DevSecOps Engineer is responsible for building, deploying, and maintaining a secure, cloud-based IAM system using modern cloud-native architecture. They will lead infrastructure upgrades, manage CI/CD pipelines, and ensure compliance with federal security standards.
The Security Engineer designs and maintains robust security monitoring, logging, and incident response capabilities for FSA IAM systems. They ensure compliance with federal standards, manage security findings, and lead remediation efforts to protect sensitive identity data.
The specialist manages identity verification and account recovery processes for FSA IAM systems by responding to support inquiries and processing user documents. They also maintain accurate case records, support fraud analysis data sharing, and assist with reporting and system access tasks.
The role involves managing, designing, and optimizing data-related activities for identity management systems, including data modeling and ETL processes. Responsibilities also include supporting network management, performance tuning, and ensuring secure data sharing across federal applications.
