The Director of Operations provides leadership and serves as the primary point of contact for Justice agency IT service contracts. They are responsible for managing program execution, ensuring compliance with performance parameters, and coordinating across various technical functional areas.
The Drafter develops and maintains detailed technical drawings, including rack elevations, pathway diagrams, and network topology for base area network modernization. They also update redline drawings throughout installation activities to ensure final as-built packages accurately reflect the deployed environment.
Performs application discovery, dependency analysis, and technical assessments to support infrastructure transformation and modernization. Coordinates migration planning, stakeholder reviews, and operational acceptance activities throughout the modernization lifecycle.
The manager oversees the enterprise change, configuration, and asset management processes in alignment with ITIL practices and Air Force standards. They are responsible for validating change requests, maintaining the CMDB, and providing performance metrics to leadership.
The Cybersecurity Analyst supports cybersecurity planning, assessment, and continuous compliance activities throughout the modernization lifecycle. They work with various engineering teams to ensure systems align with RMF, Zero Trust, and DoD cybersecurity policies.
The Program Manager leads teams in the analysis, design, integration, and implementation of automated information and telecommunications systems. They are responsible for the day-to-day management of contract support operations and coordinating all project activities across multiple locations.
The DevOps Engineer will drive strategy and oversee the architecture of continuous integration and deployment across various technologies. They will also define Scrum Agile methodologies and implement complex technology solutions in a product-centric environment.
The Senior Network Engineer identifies and resolves complex LAN/WLAN/WAN network problems while providing high-level installation, configuration, and management of communication equipment. They serve as the primary point of contact for network issues and advise government staff on network design and performance optimization.
The SASE Operations and Support Engineer manages daily operations, troubleshooting, and documentation for SASE, Zero Trust, and cloud security services. This role coordinates with internal and external teams to ensure consistent performance and successful deployment of security technologies.
Support network engineering activities including the survey, design, configuration, and installation of LAN/WLAN infrastructure. Manage hardware procurement, cost analysis, and ensure all components meet cybersecurity requirements.
Perform routine project tasks related to cybersecurity problems and integrate electronic processes to resolve system-wide issues. Provide security engineering support for the planning, design, development, and testing of information systems.
Manage and coordinate infrastructure activities at node sites, including the installation and maintenance of cable infrastructure. Coordinate with stakeholders and government agencies to optimize network operations and ensure compliance with industry standards.
Oversee the operation, maintenance, and security of the Mission Assurance Decision Support System (MADSS) in compliance with DISAC and JSP policies. Perform real-time assessments of DODIN disruptions and maintain detailed circuit databases and trend analysis programs.
The Software Architect is responsible for designing and developing new software products and enhancements while ensuring quality, security, and performance. They will collaborate with stakeholders to translate technical requirements into system specifications across the full SDLC.
Serve as Project Manager for complex cybersecurity task orders, ensuring technical solutions and schedules are implemented timely. Coordinate with government officials and lead project teams to align with cybersecurity and operational objectives.
Operate and maintain government telecommunications equipment including VoIP, VoSIP, and TDM technologies. This includes implementing preventive maintenance, monitoring system performance, and resolving customer incident tickets.
Oversee the installation, maintenance, and management of network infrastructure including cable trays, fiber, and copper. Conduct on-site surveys and provide emergency break-fix support to ensure timely restoration of connectivity.
Maintain and administer the NetPlus infrastructure to ensure continuous accessibility, performance, and security compliance. Generate standard and custom reports while supporting overall telecommunication system configuration management.
Manage day-to-day operations of electronic security systems, including monitoring performance, maintenance, and troubleshooting. Responsible for installing, configuring, and optimizing network software and communication links while training staff on hardware and software usage.
Leads the development of compliant proposal pricing, cost models, and deliverables for federal government procurements. Coordinates with cross-functional teams to drive Price to Win strategies and ensure adherence to FAR and CAS regulations.
The Lead Developer plans and coordinates the programming of business applications to solve logical and mathematical business problems. This includes designing systems, writing code, and analyzing system capabilities to resolve program intent and output requirements.
Lead the planning, design, and governance of the ServiceNow platform within a federal environment. Manage a cross-functional team of developers and administrators to deliver custom applications and platform maintenance.
The intern will support pursuits and funded work by evaluating internal employees and identifying external key personnel. They will develop and maintain a pipeline of national candidates to fill various IT roles.
Manage and maintain virtualized infrastructure across on-premises, private, public, and hybrid cloud environments for the Defense Logistics Agency. This includes implementing software upgrades, monitoring system performance, and developing automation scripts to improve efficiency.
Develop enterprise-level software solutions based on requirements provided by Business Analysts. Collaborate with Systems Architects to implement third-party applications, tools, and programming libraries to meet business goals.
The Project Manager will support the Program Manager in executing cybersecurity assessment and authorization activities, including RMF documentation and IV&V coordination. They will also manage stakeholder engagement, track authorization milestones, and oversee technical team performance.
The Program Manager will provide executive oversight for cybersecurity assessment and authorization (A&A) and RMF support for Defense Health Agency systems. They are responsible for managing program performance, staffing, and contractual deliverables while coordinating with government stakeholders.
The Cybersecurity Subject Matter Expert will provide senior-level guidance on RMF authorization, IV&V validation, and enterprise risk management for DHA systems. They will also oversee vulnerability remediation, policy implementation, and provide technical mentoring to engineering teams.
The Lead Cybersecurity Engineer will provide technical leadership for assessment and authorization activities, including RMF implementation and IV&V testing. They will also conduct vulnerability assessments, manage security documentation, and provide guidance to cybersecurity analysts.
Manage the task order change management process in compliance with ITIL practices and Air Force workflows. Establish and maintain configuration baselines while coordinating service interruptions and reporting on change metrics.
