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Diagnose and resolve customer reported incidents, install and maintain hardware and software, provide IT training and support, manage user accounts and network access.

As a Management Analyst at CDC, you will analyze and evaluate management practices, participate in studies to improve organizational operations, develop policies and guidelines, and compile complex reports. This role plays a crucial part in supporting public health emergency management efforts at CDC.

As a Management and Program Analyst, you will perform limited studies, analyze and evaluate programs and management practices, respond to formal contacts, review internal processes, and propose improvements to promote efficiency and cost savings.

Represent the data office and advise on epidemiology matters, foster collaboration and team building, analyze program requirements, and monitor progress towards objectives.

As an IT Project Manager at the Office of Safety, Security, and Asset Management, responsibilities include project management, database analysis, application development, and coordinating maintenance and support activities. Key duties also involve assisting in budget preparation and policy development related to critical systems infrastructure.

The Writer-Editor role at CDC involves writing and editing technical materials, researching information on CDC programs, policies, and research, and developing written products on complex CDC topics.

As an IT Specialist (Customer Support) at CDC, you will diagnose and resolve IT problems, manage user accounts, provide IT training, troubleshoot hardware and software, and develop customer service policies and standards.

Temporary Program Specialist role providing personnel management support, procurement assistance, and administrative services for a federal agency. Involves data analysis, reporting, and coordination between divisions.