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Provide technical assistance to computer users by answering questions or resolving computer problems, assisting with hardware and software use, and contributing to deliverables. Requires a high school diploma with significant experience in the field or relevant certifications.

The Computer User Support Specialist provides technical assistance to users, resolving issues related to hardware and software. Responsibilities include answering user inquiries, troubleshooting computer problems, and assisting with installations and usage of various technology systems.

As a Cost Controller/Accounting Manager, you will oversee financial reporting, cost control systems, and budgetary operations for government contracts. Responsibilities include developing financial forecasts, performing variance analyses, and supporting the monthly closing process. You will collaborate with various teams and ensure compliance with cost control guidelines, while leading efforts to improve system efficiencies and handling DCAA and DCMA requests.

The VDI Systems Engineer role involves managing and supporting complex VDI implementations across multiple sites, ensuring system stability and compliance with security mandates. Responsibilities include infrastructure development, Tier 3 support for end users, monitoring licensing, and providing guidance on VDI-related projects.

The VDI Systems Engineer manages extensive VDI implementations, providing support and maintenance across classified and unclassified environments. Responsibilities include day-to-day infrastructure monitoring, Tier 3 support, licensing management, and guiding other team members. They must adapt to dynamic challenges and work effectively with clients and team members.

The Proposal Manager will oversee the planning, creation, and delivery of proposals, ensuring compliance and persuasiveness. Responsibilities include managing proposal activities, conducting interviews with SMEs, developing win themes, leading proposal strategy, and maintaining proposal artifacts. The role requires strong communication and organizational skills to handle multiple projects effectively.

The ServiceNow Administrator/Developer will design and implement ServiceNow products, provide technical consultation, develop solutions, and enhance existing ServiceNow modules while ensuring customer and user experience on the platform. They will manage service catalogs, create dashboards, and maintain core data efficiently.

The Program Manager at Cambridge International Systems is responsible for overseeing the development and execution of major programs, managing a directorate, and acquiring follow-on business. This role involves financial performance evaluation, staff management, and coordination with various departments to ensure program success.

The Program Manager will oversee program development and implementation, manage budgets, supervise personnel, and acquire follow-on business while ensuring compliance with contract requirements and quality assurance. Responsibilities include leading proposals, financial performance analysis, and delivering reports.

The Computer System Engineer will design and develop solutions for application problems, manage system administration and integration, and supervise technical assignments. Candidates are expected to have extensive knowledge and experience while evaluating performance results and recommending changes for project success.

The Information Technology Project Manager will plan, initiate, and manage IT projects, serve as a liaison between business and technical aspects, monitor project progress, and lead technical staff. Qualified candidates must have experience leading projects and possess a DoD Secret security clearance.

The Network and Computer Systems Administrator will develop and implement IAM policies, manage system access, perform risk assessments, stay updated on threats and collaborate with departments to ensure security of systems and data. Responsibilities also include documenting procedures and resolving access issues.

The Computer and Information Identity Specialist will develop and implement an Identity Access Management (IAM) program, manage user access, perform risk assessments, investigate security incidents, and collaborate across departments to ensure secure operations. The role involves maintaining security systems and documenting processes to improve security measures.

The Computer and Information Network Engineer will plan and coordinate network implementations, evaluate user requirements, recommend designs, and oversee technical analysis of network systems. This role includes developing performance criteria, automating reports, and conducting economic studies on network upgrades. Leadership in technical solutions and project management is required, alongside maintaining security clearances and client interactions.

The Computer System Engineer is responsible for designing and developing solutions for complex application problems, integrating systems, and managing technology assignments. The role involves evaluating performance and making recommendations for project growth while functioning as a technical expert across various assignments.

As a Computer Network Support Specialist, you will plan and coordinate network projects, consult with users for requirements, develop performance metrics, and perform technical analysis on various network systems. You will lead project implementation, supervise teams, and manage financial and technical objectives while maintaining compliance with security clearance requirements.

The Computer and Information Identity Specialist develops and implements an identity and access management (IAM) program, manages user access, performs risk assessments and audits, stays informed on security threats, collaborates with departments, and ensures compliance with security policies and procedures.

The Network and Computer Systems Administrator will develop and implement an IAM program, manage user access security, perform risk assessments, stay updated on threats, and manage security systems. Responsibilities also include collaborating with departments, documenting processes, escalating issues, and providing technical leadership on projects.

The Computer and Information Network Engineer will plan, coordinate, and manage network implementations, consult with users to evaluate requirements, analyze software and hardware systems, develop performance criteria, and perform economic selection studies on network upgrades.

The Senior Systems Administrator at Cambridge International is responsible for the management and security of multi-user computer systems. This includes monitoring system resources, creating user accounts, recommending hardware and software purchases, managing complex technical problems, and providing training on specialized software. The role requires extensive expertise and the ability to interact with users while ensuring the security of classified data.