Jobs at Cherokee Federal

The Senior Cloud Security Engineer identifies and mitigates cloud vulnerabilities, monitors environments for breaches, responds to incidents, assesses security weaknesses, and strengthens cloud security controls. The role develops risk management programs, conducts gap analyses, optimizes cloud security tools, improves monitoring and response capabilities, tracks emerging threats, and advises stakeholders on security policies and standards. The position supports the National Science Foundation and requires an active Public Trust clearance.

Leads and matures enterprise vulnerability and exposure management across cloud, containerized, application, and hybrid environments. Provides technical leadership to analysts, prioritizes vulnerabilities using threat intelligence and risk frameworks, manages Tenable and cloud security integrations, and improves ServiceNow workflows. Coordinates remediation, validation, exception handling, automation, dashboards, and executive reporting while partnering with Security Operations, DevSecOps, infrastructure, compliance, and development teams.

Provides administrative support to the EUR/PPD Office Director and staff, including scheduling, travel arrangements, voucher processing, timekeeping, procurement coordination, event support, personnel onboarding, visitor processing, security assistance, supplies tracking, and task monitoring. Serves as a liaison with executive office and IT teams while maintaining administrative records, distribution lists, and compliance with bureau procedures.

Coordinates headquarters activities and cross-office input for Passport Services leadership. Manages document preparation, routing, review, clearance, version control, and transmission; edits correspondence, memoranda, briefings, and decision papers; tracks deadlines and outstanding actions; communicates document status and required decisions; and supports front-office operations using Microsoft Office and SharePoint.

Provides administrative and executive support across multiple levels, including calendar management, travel coordination, correspondence, meeting and event planning, briefing preparation, project tracking, stakeholder follow-up, records management, and workflow improvement. The role supports federal headquarters leadership, handles sensitive information, monitors commitments and deadlines, and uses Microsoft Office and SharePoint to maintain efficient administrative operations.

Design, develop, test, deploy, integrate, and maintain scalable Salesforce solutions using Apex, Lightning Web Components, Visualforce, Flow, and OmniStudio. Collaborate with stakeholders and cross-functional teams, conduct code reviews, troubleshoot applications, support integrations, and provide technical mentorship. The role requires Salesforce certifications, extensive Salesforce development experience, U.S. citizenship, and eligibility to obtain and maintain a Public Trust clearance.

Leads Scrum execution for Salesforce development teams supporting government stakeholders. Facilitates Agile ceremonies, maintains sprint backlogs, tracks velocity and progress, removes impediments, coordinates cross-team dependencies, and coaches teams on Scrum practices. The role requires advanced Agile certification, 7–10 years of Scrum Master experience, U.S. citizenship, and eligibility to obtain and maintain a government security clearance.

Manages and oversees the USSOCOM Joint Special Operations Forces Readiness Training Support program. Responsibilities include planning, staffing, directing program execution, controlling costs, communicating with government stakeholders, representing subcontractors, providing program status updates, ensuring timely deliverables, and attending required meetings.

Supports Navy BRAC environmental restoration projects under CERCLA and RCRA. Responsibilities include project management, contractor and regulatory agency coordination, technical document review, data analysis, cost estimates, statements of work, field inspections, regulatory research, project briefings, and tracking schedules and action items. The role advances remediation projects toward site closure or long-term management and requires environmental engineering or physical science expertise, HAZWOPER certification, and Secret clearance eligibility.

Creates polished, brand-consistent presentations using strong visual hierarchy, storytelling, layouts, typography, charts, infographics, tables, and illustrations. Develops templates, updates existing designs, collaborates with stakeholders and content teams, incorporates feedback, and manages multiple presentation projects and deadlines. Requires advanced proficiency with presentation software and Adobe Creative Suite, along with an active Top Secret/SCI clearance and U.S. citizenship.

Manage Air Force unit supply operations, including receiving, storing, issuing, tracking, and accounting for equipment, materials, tools, and supplies. Maintain inventory records and equipment databases, report shortages and status updates, monitor deployment readiness, manage BARS or similar systems, track funds and orders, and maintain training and special-purpose equipment documentation. The role requires Air Force supply knowledge, relevant military or supply custodian experience, computer proficiency, and Secret clearance eligibility.

Administers civil engineering information systems, user accounts, hardware, software, applications, and SharePoint repositories. Supports NIPRNET and SIPRNET environments, manages technology lifecycles and inventories, and provides client and systems administration. Oversees information systems security, including training, patching, vulnerability reporting, COMSEC, EMSEC, access controls, configuration tracking, compliance reporting, and data repository updates. The role also supports infrastructure project documentation and requires military facility or infrastructure experience.

Performs advanced testing, evaluation, troubleshooting, calibration, and technical support for scientific instrumentation, electronic systems, and computerized hydrologic monitoring equipment. Develops testing methods, conducts performance assessments, maintains technical records, documents anomalies, and supports research and operational readiness activities. Coordinates with government engineers, researchers, contractors, and operational teams while providing technical guidance to junior personnel. The role is onsite near Tuscaloosa, Alabama, and requires compliance with federal procedures, safety requirements, and facility access requirements.

Supports Civil Engineer financial management through budget execution monitoring, funding-document reconciliation, reimbursable billing, spend-plan tracking, status reporting, shop-rate analysis, and audit-ready record maintenance. The role requires financial-analysis expertise and military facility or infrastructure experience, with familiarity with Air Force civil engineering finance systems and processes.

Deploys, configures, integrates, and operates Databricks and enterprise cloud data infrastructure for HUD. Automates infrastructure through IaC, scripting, APIs, and CI/CD; configures security, identity, access, compute, storage, and Unity Catalog. Supports data pipelines and Databricks applications, troubleshoots platform and integration issues, documents procedures, collaborates with cloud, cybersecurity, DevSecOps, and application teams, and provides technical leadership.

Provides technical research, evaluation, demonstrations, training, troubleshooting, and lifecycle support for assistive technology used by employees with disabilities. Coordinates accessibility solutions, procurement documentation, licensing, inventory, case tracking, vendor communications, and deployment across domestic and overseas environments. Maintains technical materials, supports Access Center operations, protects sensitive information, and collaborates with accessibility, IT, procurement, security, and government stakeholders.

Leads PPBE resource planning, budget development, and execution for Army intelligence IM/IT programs. Develops multi-year program submissions, analyzes budgets, monitors spend plans, evaluates funding requests, ensures financial compliance, coordinates with Army and national intelligence agencies, and advises leadership on budgetary legislation and resource impacts.

Provides financial execution and administrative support for U.S. Coast Guard Foreign Military Sales and Excess Defense Articles programs. Responsibilities include case-level financial management, obligation tracking, reconciliations, MIPR preparation, financial reviews, expenditure reporting, account certification, documentation, metrics, meeting support, and records maintenance using Coast Guard and DoD financial systems.

Participates in a comprehensive departmental rotation across areas such as HR, finance, legal, marketing, operations, and strategy before completing a focused assignment. Interns shadow professionals, contribute to department projects, learn government contracting practices, collaborate with teams, and complete a capstone project presented to senior leadership.

Perform comprehensive QA for Salesforce applications in a regulated federal environment, including functional, regression, integration, end-to-end, and UAT testing. Develop test plans and cases, validate configuration, automation, custom Apex and Lightning components, integrations, data migrations, and reporting. Track defects, verify fixes, support releases and deployments, and provide quality briefings to government stakeholders. The role also supports Salesforce Classic-to-Lightning migration and compliance-focused QA governance.