The Data Engineer will build, operate, and maintain ingestion pipelines using Medallion Architecture within a Databricks environment. They are responsible for migrating legacy data and business logic to modern cloud-based systems while providing ongoing production support.
The GIS Analyst will manage the full lifecycle of geospatial data, including collection, processing, and integration to support Department of Defense installations. They will also develop standard operating procedures and provide subject matter expertise to enhance data quality and operational efficiency.
The Systems Administrator will manage and secure AWS cloud infrastructure, specifically focusing on AWS GovCloud and telecommunications systems. Responsibilities include performing system administration, automating infrastructure provisioning, and ensuring high availability for mission-critical services.
Design, implement, and maintain secure AWS cloud infrastructure while developing ETL pipelines and automating deployments. Collaborate with cross-functional teams to support data governance, self-service analytics, and Data Mesh architecture within a SAFe Agile environment.
Administer and maintain enterprise COTS applications, specifically the Atlassian Data Center suite, within a SAFe Agile environment. Support security, accessibility compliance, and technical documentation while automating workflows using scripting languages.
The consultant will support the design, configuration, and implementation of Workday Payroll and Core HCM within a complex public-sector environment. They will collaborate with functional and technical teams to translate business requirements into effective Workday solutions while managing documentation and testing activities.
Lead payroll solution architecture and design for a complex Workday implementation, translating customized PeopleSoft processes into scalable Workday solutions. Advise on payroll operations and integrations, facilitate client design sessions, identify process improvements, and mentor client stakeholders.
The Application Developer will monitor application health, system performance, and security within a distributed enterprise cloud environment. They are responsible for troubleshooting infrastructure issues, managing user access, and supporting software deployments and system maintenance.
The Database Administrator will design, administer, and maintain mission-critical database environments while supporting modernization and migration efforts. They are responsible for ensuring high availability, secure data access, and performance optimization within a Federal cloud environment.