The Principal Product Lead is responsible for owning the program-level product roadmap and establishing governance processes for intake and prioritization. They will collaborate with cross-functional teams and government stakeholders to ensure product investments align with mission needs and deliver measurable value.
The Principal Engineering Lead is responsible for defining and governing engineering standards, CI/CD pipelines, and reliability frameworks across a large federal IT program. They will collaborate with cross-functional teams to ensure secure, reliable, and efficient delivery of mission-critical solutions.
The Principal Data Lead is responsible for executing the program's data strategy, overseeing data supply chain maturity, and ensuring data quality and governance standards are met. This role involves coordinating across government data owners, technical teams, and stakeholders to ensure data is discoverable, secure, and fit for mission use.
The Java Engineer will design, develop, and maintain secure, scalable enterprise applications and cloud-based microservices using Java, Spring Boot, and AWS. They will also collaborate with cross-functional teams to troubleshoot issues and integrate modern AI/ML workflows into existing systems.
The Program Director holds executive accountability for overall program performance, strategic alignment with government clients, and contract governance. They provide leadership across diverse work streams including cloud, cybersecurity, data operations, and AI-enabled capabilities.
The Principal Architect is responsible for defining the program's reference architecture, establishing technical standards, and governing cross-team architectural decisions. They collaborate with stakeholders to ensure that cloud, security, data, and AI-enabled services are scalable, secure, and aligned with mission requirements.
The Technical Lead will oversee Service Desk operations, including incident management, service request fulfillment, and the implementation of continuous service improvements. They are responsible for managing team performance, workforce planning, and coordinating resources to ensure high-quality support for federal clients.
Lead the architecture, development, and sustainment of full-stack AI applications for FEMA. Collaborate with cross-functional teams to build secure, scalable, and accessible production-ready capabilities.
The AI Developer will design, develop, and operationalize secure AI/ML solutions including RAG applications, chatbots, and predictive models for FEMA. They will also implement MLOps and DevSecOps practices while ensuring compliance with security boundaries and data governance.
Provide overall technical and administrative leadership for contract performance while managing cost, schedule, and service delivery. Coordinate with government leadership and internal teams to ensure compliance, mitigate risks, and drive continuous improvement.
The Team Leader will oversee security-related support activities, including compliance, audit response, and endpoint protection within Tier 3 operations. They will partner with stakeholders to strengthen security posture and ensure alignment with organizational requirements.
The Team Leader will oversee Active Directory and Identity & Access Management operations while ensuring compliance with security standards and federal regulations. They are responsible for providing technical guidance to the team, managing user provisioning, and coordinating with other IT departments to integrate services.
