The Content Strategist will lead information architecture and content modeling for an AI-powered resource assistant within a federal healthcare program. They will define content pipelines, manage editorial workflows, and collaborate with cross-functional teams to ensure content is structured and searchable.
The Senior Product Owner will manage and prioritize backlogs for the Self-Nomination, Targeted Review, and EPCS teams to align with CMS business priorities. They will also coordinate delivery across teams and contractors while translating complex policy requirements into actionable digital service features.
Lead cybersecurity practitioners and oversee RMF activities, authorization packages, compliance deliverables, and continuous monitoring across multiple federal information systems. Assess security findings and risks, coordinate remediation with technical teams and stakeholders, and improve cybersecurity processes and documentation.
Provide administrative and technical support for the CMS Technical Help Desk, resolving and tracking customer requests involving access, accounts, system functionality, availability, and other issues. Follow triage and escalation workflows, communicate service status, collaborate with leadership and other teams, and help maintain support scripts and procedures.
Lead the analysis, design, development, implementation, and evaluation of training programs for VA/VHA healthcare operations, technology modernization, and organizational transformation. Collaborate with government leaders, subject matter experts, program managers, and technology teams to deliver scalable, accessible, and measurable learning solutions, including eLearning and instructor-led training.
Develop and maintain enterprise-scale Drupal implementations, including custom workflows and complex content architectures. Collaborate with cross-functional teams to provide technical oversight for security, performance, and platform integration.
Design, build, and maintain secure, scalable FHIR-based backend services and APIs to support CMS initiatives. Collaborate with technical leadership on architectural decisions and ensure conformance with healthcare data exchange standards.
The consultant will assist the Defense Health Agency with revenue cycle operations, including accounts receivable management, audit readiness, and compliance monitoring. They will also provide project management support by tracking deliverables, conducting research, and facilitating communication among stakeholders.
Integrate accessibility into the full product lifecycle by conducting manual and automated evaluations and providing remediation guidance. Collaborate with cross-functional teams to ensure digital experiences meet Section 508 and WCAG standards while leveraging AI tools for efficiency.
Lead the daily operations and performance of a help desk customer service team, including ticket prioritization, escalations, service-level compliance, and staff development. Improve procedures and customer experience by analyzing trends, maintaining knowledge base content, and collaborating with program teams on new technologies and processes.
Lead cross-functional teams to design and deliver health IT solutions that align with federal health policies and value-based care initiatives. Translate complex policy requirements into actionable product features while overseeing the full product lifecycle and evaluating performance metrics.
The developer will build and maintain modern, responsive applications for mission-critical U.S. federal government IT solutions within an agile team. Responsibilities include designing scalable architectures, performing business process analysis, and collaborating with stakeholders to deliver high-quality technical solutions.
You will work as a Full-Stack React developer within an agile team to design, develop, and document scalable enterprise solutions. This role involves analyzing complex business challenges and collaborating with stakeholders to deliver modern, cloud-native applications.
The Senior Acquisitions SME will lead federal acquisition support for the Department of Veterans Affairs, covering the entire lifecycle from strategy and requirements development to source selection and contract transition. The role serves as a trusted advisor to leadership, ensuring acquisition activities align with operational needs and regulatory requirements.
The Staff Consultant II will lead project teams, manage client relationships, and oversee project deliverables to ensure strategic goals are met. They are responsible for assessing client environments, identifying market trends, and facilitating effective communication between internal teams and stakeholders.
The Staff I Consultant will interact with clients, coordinate project team members, and contribute to the development of contract deliverables. They are responsible for analyzing market trends, facilitating meetings, and ensuring project tasks are completed within established timelines.
The Enterprise Cloud Architect Lead serves as the primary technical authority for a large-scale application hosting and compute program. They are responsible for designing target-state architectures, governing technical standards, and leading modernization efforts across hybrid cloud environments.
The Enterprise ServiceNow Platform Architect is responsible for the strategic direction, technical governance, and long-term health of the enterprise ServiceNow platform. This role manages the platform roadmap, defines tenant onboarding processes, and leads the Center of Excellence to ensure consistent standards and scalability.
The Lead DevOps Engineer will manage a team of at least two direct reports while maintaining a 75% hands-on technical workload. Responsibilities include building CI/CD pipelines, managing virtual infrastructure, and ensuring team deliverables meet customer SLAs.
Lead the end-to-end technical architecture strategy for the VAASM program, integrating Appian, Palantir, and legacy systems into a secure platform. Establish technical standards, oversee the data fabric strategy, and coordinate with VA OIT to ensure alignment with federal architecture standards.
Lead the design and implementation of system integrations and middleware to ensure financial transparency and seamless data exchange. Develop API specifications and maintain connectivity between Appian, Palantir, and VA legacy financial systems.
The role serves as the functional authority on federal acquisition to translate VA business requirements into Appian-based application designs and workflows. Responsibilities include documenting as-is processes, designing to-be workflows, and ensuring all contract writing capabilities are FAR/DFAR compliant.
Develop and maintain modern, responsive web applications and REST web service middleware for federal government health IT solutions. Collaborate within an Agile scrum team to define requirements, resolve bugs, and create technical design documentation.
Lead and mentor a team of full-stack developers to build scalable, cloud-native enterprise IT solutions for the U.S. federal government. Define technical roadmaps, design modern application architectures, and manage stakeholder engagements to ensure successful project delivery.
The Senior Application Architect will oversee multiple teams of developers and applications, ensuring that software meets client expectations for quality and timeliness. They will also act as a technical partner to product and program leadership, translating product vision into actionable technical direction.
