Jobs at Amyx, Inc.

Develops and tests OneStream cube views, workflows, dashboards, reports, security configurations, and other solutions. Analyzes build items, recommends improvements, and provides deployment, testing, documentation, and configuration expertise. Troubleshoots systems integration, compatibility, and configuration issues across OneStream. The role requires clear communication, ITIL knowledge, five years of relevant experience, and an IT-II Non-Critical Sensitive or Tier 3 security designation.

Leads Defense Health Agency projects from planning through closure, managing schedules, resources, requirements, budgets, governance, stakeholders, performance monitoring, and reporting. Oversees Health Informatics projects, contractor personnel onboarding and development, client meetings, compliance, workflow improvements, and monthly contract reporting. Provides subject matter expertise in staffing practices, acquisition policies, resource utilization, and project delivery.

Leads Defense Health Agency projects from planning through closure, including scheduling, resource management, requirements, budgets, governance, stakeholder communication, performance monitoring, and status reporting. Oversees contractor personnel, onboarding, training, workload distribution, professional development, and client meetings. Provides expertise in federal procurement, DoD acquisition policies, change management, health informatics projects, and business processes while preparing recurring contract reports and ensuring compliant deliverables.

Executes federal acquisition and requisition development processes, coordinates stakeholders and Integrated Product Teams, advises customers on requirements and acquisition strategies, reviews procurement packages, tracks milestones, maintains acquisition systems and mailboxes, and reports action status and process improvements. Supports Department of Defense acquisition activities and ensures documentation is complete, accurate, and ready for contracting offices.

Supports DHA knowledge management, collaborative portals, SharePoint solutions, business process management, web content, and user training. Develops taxonomies, policies, workflows, PowerApps, and Power Automate solutions; manages permissions, repositories, content compliance, and sensitive information. Facilitates Communities of Practice and Integrated Product Teams, provides help-ticket support, conducts knowledge audits, and assists with portal and website administration.

Supports Department of Defense acquisition programs by standardizing reporting, coordinating stakeholders, managing portfolio data calls, preparing leadership decision packages, and developing acquisition workflows. Reviews policies, milestone documentation, systems engineering plans, and program compliance with DoD regulations and functional requirements. Conducts research and analysis, provides recommendations, and supports enterprise-level oversight of medical services acquisitions, lifecycle management, interoperability, cost effectiveness, and performance accountability.

Provides network engineering expertise for DISA and USCENTCOM, including ICT infrastructure planning, network re-architecture, modeling, provisioning, commercial lease testing, implementation records, and technical documentation. Supports C4 planning and DISA Central objectives across the CENTCOM area of responsibility, with potential TDY travel throughout the region.

Conducts independent assessments of management, operational, and technical security controls for IT systems and networks. Plans authorization reviews, evaluates security documentation and risk, identifies architecture gaps, supports Risk Management Framework activities, verifies control implementation, manages remediation plans, and ensures cybersecurity requirements and compliance processes are properly documented and maintained. Requires a bachelor’s degree, TS/SCI clearance, and an approved DoD 8140 certification.

Provides senior planning and doctrine expertise for DTRA’s Countering Weapons of Mass Destruction mission. Supports the Joint Doctrine Development Process, DoD and NATO doctrine working groups, CWMD operational planning, readiness reporting, publication revisions, policy reviews, and studies of WMD threats, strategies, plans, and capability gaps. Advises on the Universal Joint Task List, coordinates with government and international partners, and develops accurate doctrinal recommendations and documents.

Oversees IT and information assurance contract personnel, task order performance, and program support services for a Department of Defense client. Manages complex IT projects and operations, change management, quality assurance, Agile and ITIL practices, and compliance with DoD CC SRG and RMF requirements. Requires extensive DoD technical program management experience, an authorized IA certification, and a favorably adjudicated NACI investigation.

Develop and maintain SIEM threat-detection content, use cases, alerting priorities, and custom scripts. Research emerging threats, analyze threat intelligence, identify security analytics gaps, assess log-feed quality, and collaborate with stakeholders and cybersecurity SMEs. The role supports the Defense Logistics Agency and requires extensive SIEM, incident response, systems/network administration, scripting, network architecture, and security framework knowledge.

Supports Risk Management Framework compliance, cybersecurity operations, continuous monitoring, vulnerability management, and security audits. Develops and maintains ATO/ATC documentation, POA&Ms, SSP artifacts, risk acceptance memos, and compliance reports in eMASS or government tools. Performs security control assessments, log analysis, PPSM activities, privileged-account validation, metrics reporting, and change-management reviews. Supports DoD and USTRANSCOM cybersecurity requirements, including NIST SP 800-171 and DFARS incident-reporting awareness.

Supports federal and Department of Defense acquisition and contracting activities for the Defense Health Agency. Reviews proposals, pricing, costs, expenditures, and established rates to assess price reasonableness and develop negotiation positions. Applies FAR, DFARS, DoD directives, and procurement procedures; analyzes complex problems and develops action plans. Prepares accurate contract-related information and communicates findings through written and oral reports.

Provides CWMD policy analysis and strategic advisory support to DHS leadership. Develops policy memoranda, white papers, briefing materials, and decision papers; analyzes CBRN and nuclear-related policies; supports interagency coordination, governance, reporting, risk mitigation, and organizational transition activities involving DHS components and partners.

Develops and delivers IT and end-user training for computer hardware and application software. Responsibilities include researching and revising courses, creating instructor and student materials, preparing training catalogs, and conducting classroom courses, workshops, and seminars. The role requires five years of relevant experience, an IT instructor/trainer certification, and an IT-II Non-Critical Sensitive or Tier 3 security clearance.

Leads DHS CISA cybersecurity tabletop exercise programs, including planning meetings, scenario development, facilitator and participant materials, staffing, facilitation, documentation, CONOPS, SITMANs, exercise control design, and after-action reports. Provides HSEEP and cybersecurity subject matter expertise, coordinates exercise logistics and resources, and manages stakeholder participation and evaluation activities.

Develops and maintains complex software applications and operating systems, defining specifications, designing software, hardware, and communications architectures, and ensuring compliance with DoD and open-systems standards. Responsibilities include coding, testing, debugging, documentation, quality assurance, software evaluation, systems maintenance, technical analysis, and directing other personnel. The role also requires business intelligence, analytics, data modeling, dashboard design, and modern security solution experience.

Supports Defense Threat Reduction Agency financial planning, programming, and budget execution throughout the PPBE cycle. Responsibilities include tracking funding, commitments, obligations, disbursements, burn rates, and unliquidated obligations; developing POM exhibits and budget materials; performing cost estimates, financial analyses, reconciliations, reporting, and audit-readiness support; and maintaining data integrity across defense financial systems.

Conduct information system risk assessments, support RMF and certification processes, evaluate vulnerabilities, maintain security documentation, and recommend mitigations for USTRANSCOM systems. The role applies NIST, DoD, NISP, ICD, and security best practices; develops system security plans and contract deliverables; coordinates with government officials, vendors, and stakeholders; and provides cyber alerts, guidance, and security recommendations.

Leads a DHS ICE contract, overseeing contract performance, project schedules, budgets, resources, deliverables, policies, stakeholder coordination, and government communications. Serves as the primary contractor contact for contracting officials, resolves contract issues, monitors project deviations, and supports organizational change, training, and communications in an enterprise IT and law enforcement environment.