The Financial Analyst is responsible for providing program financial support, including planning, tracking, and reporting on financial data. They will partner with operational leadership to manage invoicing, receivables, and contractual requirements while maintaining cost and schedule baselines.
The Director will lead the strategy, architecture, and operations of the enterprise endpoint ecosystem, ensuring it is optimized for both human users and AI agents. This role involves managing unified endpoint management, security hardening, and automated lifecycle processes to support a Zero Trust architecture.
The Operations Center Specialist provides day-to-day operational oversight for LOGCAP program functions and assists with the implementation of work processes. They monitor departmental performance, ensure contractual reporting compliance, and support strategic planning efforts.
The Subcontracts Administrator will manage the full lifecycle of subcontracts and purchase orders, ensuring compliance with FAR/DFARS regulations and corporate policies. They will lead negotiations, analyze cost and price data, and monitor subcontractor performance to support mission requirements.
The Finance Manager oversees accounting and financial functions for a portfolio of programs, including budgeting, forecasting, and cost analysis. They are responsible for ensuring compliance with financial standards and providing strategic financial guidance to program leadership.
The Financial Analyst will provide strategic financial planning and analysis support, focusing on consolidating indirect forecasts and preparing executive-level reporting. They will partner with functional leaders to align financial goals with operational needs and drive process improvements in reporting.
The engineer will design and operate automation and intelligent operations frameworks to transition manual IT processes into autonomous, agentic workflows. This role involves managing infrastructure as code, integrating AI-assisted SDLC tools, and maintaining closed-loop remediation systems across hybrid cloud environments.
The Finance Manager will act as the primary point of contact for NAO programs, providing financial support for manpower and indirect budgets. Responsibilities include managing the financial analyst team, performing variance analysis, and developing strategic five-year financial projections.
The Program Financial Analyst provides financial planning, forecasting, and analytical support for complex logistics and base-operations programs. This role ensures financial compliance, monitors contract performance, and assists program leadership with budget management and cost-saving initiatives.
Manage the full subcontract life cycle from solicitation to closeout for U.S. government and international programs. Coordinate with internal stakeholders to ensure competitive awards and compliance with FAR/DFARS and prime contract requirements.
Lead the development, retention, and expansion of new business opportunities for Global Mission Support, focusing on Base Operations and Logistics. Manage the full business development lifecycle from concept and capture through to proposal and award while leading a team of 20-30 professionals.
Leads the full life-cycle management of complex subcontracts and critical suppliers for U.S. government and international programs. Manages subcontract strategy, negotiation, and administration, particularly in high-risk and contingency operational environments.
Provide technical expertise in EMC and electromagnetic spectrum for Navy/Marine Corps systems to enable legal radiation of spectrum-dependent equipment. This includes developing certification packages, performing risk assessments, and coordinating with the Navy Marine Corps Spectrum Center.
Oversee the execution of MILES equipment training, including courseware preparation and student support. Perform software maintenance, functional testing, and technical validation of MILES systems at Army installations.
