The Federal Proposal Writer will create and maintain technical documentation for IT government contracts, ensuring compliance and effective communication of solutions.

The GIS Application & Database Developer will design, develop, and maintain geospatial tools and databases, handling full lifecycle development and complex geospatial analyses. Responsibilities include project planning, requirements analysis, database design, and quality assurance.

The Senior GIS Analyst will produce complex geospatial products, perform advanced spatial analyses, manage imagery, and develop GIS applications.

The Test Automation Engineer designs and maintains automated test scripts, collaborates on test plans, executes tests, reports results, and ensures compliance with federal contracting standards.

The AI/ML Data Analyst will develop models and dashboards using machine learning and visualization tools to support agency initiatives and decision-making.

A Full Stack Engineer is needed to design, develop and maintain web applications, manage infrastructure, optimize performance, and mentor junior developers while collaborating across teams.

The Geospatial Project Manager leads teams to deliver geospatial solutions, manages projects, ensures client communication, and oversees technical aspects in geospatial analytics and GIS.

The Financial Data Analyst will conduct detailed financial data analysis, develop efficient data pipelines, and enhance analytical capabilities to support forensic accounting investigations related to healthcare fraud. Responsibilities also include providing training on financial analysis tools and collaborating with investigators and program coordinators.

Design, develop, and maintain geospatial system architectures, providing technical leadership and expertise in cloud solutions while ensuring compliance with federal regulations.

The Scrum Master facilitates Agile team processes, removes impediments, coaches team members, and ensures product delivery aligns with Agile principles.

The GIS Project Manager will lead program coordination, manage contract communications with DHS, and ensure successful delivery of geospatial and IT projects while applying Agile methodologies.

Lead geospatial data management and modernization initiatives, ensuring data quality, accessibility, and compliance across DHS. Act as primary contact for data governance and publishing efforts.

As a Geospatial Solutions Architect, you will lead architectural designs, develop system documentation, drive technology strategy, and ensure compliance while collaborating with cross-functional teams and stakeholders.

The Capture Manager leads business development for government contracting, develops capture strategies, manages proposals, and builds client relationships.

The Capture Executive will lead federal business development and capture efforts, focusing on securing large federal IT contracts. Key responsibilities include developing capture strategies, managing relationships, and guiding cross-functional teams in competition assessments and proposal submissions.

The IT Systems Engineer will manage system infrastructure, troubleshoot issues, implement security solutions, and ensure compliance with regulations, primarily for the Department of Justice.

Ardent seeks candidates for future openings in various positions, emphasizing a commitment to employee growth, professional development, and a flexible work environment.

The Capture Development Lead manages and develops business opportunities with federal agencies by leading capture processes, maintaining customer relationships, and collaborating on winning proposals.

The ArcGIS Developer will enhance tools and applications using ArcGIS Enterprise and Python API, working on GIS application development and incident operations.

The Geospatial Solutions Engineer will support ArcGIS systems, troubleshoot client issues, develop applications, and deliver technical solutions in a team environment.