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Seeking a Risk Mitigation Specialist to support the Defense Counterintelligence Security Agency's Entity Vetting program. Responsibilities include preparing, implementing, and overseeing routine RMSs, managing a portfolio of companies under mitigation, providing technical direction and feedback, coaching and mentoring staff, and conducting workload management tasks. Required TS/SCI clearance and Bachelor's Degree with 8 years of experience in risk management and related fields.

Seeking an OSINT Analyst with a TS/SCI clearance to support the Defense Counterintelligence Security Agency's Entity Vetting program. Responsibilities include economic research and analysis, identifying foreign economic vulnerabilities, and applying analytical standards. Requires a Bachelor's degree and 8 years of experience in finance, security, intelligence, or related fields.

The Stability and Social Inclusion Unit Advisor will be responsible for maintaining official records, facilitating correspondence, and supporting senior officials in achieving mission objectives related to U.S. communications with UN Special Procedures mandate holders.

Responsible for budget formulation, execution analysis, financial advice, and administrative duties to support budget programs. Requires an active Secret clearance and expertise in Excel and financial management.

As a Programmer Analyst III at Cherokee Nation Systems Solutions (CNSS) in Charleston, SC, you will review, analyze, and modify programming systems to support application systems. Collaborate with users to identify requirements, develop solutions, and provide technical support.

As a Web Designer / Developer IV at Cherokee Nation Systems Solutions in Charleston, SC, you will play a key role in designing, developing, and maintaining websites. Your responsibilities include website design and creation, collaborating with clients, implementing website functionality, testing and editing websites, and mentoring junior staff members.

Responsible for planning, designing, developing, testing, and maintaining web programs in a federal agency setting. Required expertise in programming techniques, computer internet systems, and web development frameworks. Collaboration with teams, testing, documentation, mentoring junior staff, and problem-solving are key responsibilities.

Design, build, and maintain relational databases, develop strategies for data storage and processing, ensure data integrity, lead database projects, troubleshoot issues, and mentor junior staff members.

As a Project Manager II at Cherokee Nation Systems Solutions (CNSS) in Charleston, SC, you will oversee all aspects of field and/or task-level project performance. Responsibilities include managing project performance, supervising personnel, ensuring project timelines are met, communicating with customers, developing project plans, and collaborating with cross-functional teams. Requires a Bachelor's degree, 6 years of project management experience, leadership skills, excellent communication, problem-solving abilities, and PMP certification is preferred.

The Senior Communications Specialist position at CPB OFAM involves equipping intra-governmental partners with information for homeland security missions, supporting communication strategy, overseeing content accuracy, drafting materials, and coordinating outreach activities.

The GIS Specialist IV at Cherokee Nation Systems Solutions in Charleston, SC utilizes GIS techniques to gain insights into various variables within a given geographic location, extracts and analyzes data using GIS software, and provides actionable insights and recommendations based on analysis outcomes.

As an IT/Computer Specialist III at Cherokee Nation Systems Solutions, you will conduct research, perform studies, analyze problems, advise on solutions, collaborate with teams, provide technical expertise, and stay updated on IT trends. A bachelor's degree in IT or related field and 4 years of experience in IT roles are required. Strong analytical, communication, and problem-solving skills are essential.

The Lead Engineer position at Cherokee Federal involves serving as a subject matter expert in civil engineering, electrical engineering, and mechanical engineering to deliver solutions for Border Patrol and Air & Marine Operations facilities. Responsibilities include coordinating and participating in the preparation of field drawings, overseeing construction projects, tracking progress, providing quality assurance planning, and conducting site visits.

As a System Administrator IV at Cherokee Nation Systems Solutions (CNSS) in Charleston, SC, responsible for ensuring the smooth operation and security of IT systems by installing, upgrading, and maintaining system software, performing data backups and recovery, and collaborating with cross-functional teams for system enhancements.

Support learning technologies such as learning management systems and e-learning programs. Manage and maintain course offerings, troubleshoot LMS issues, and train internal partners on LMS functionality. Stay updated on learning technology trends and make recommendations for implementation in the business.

Oversee and optimize workflow processes, coordinate task allocation, monitor progress, and facilitate team communication. Use project management tools to ensure projects are completed on time and within budget. Strong organizational and problem-solving skills required.

The IT Systems Engineer is responsible for analyzing and developing military plans supporting U.S. Army Intelligence and Security Command missions. They provide leadership in strategic planning, force management, and continuous improvement initiatives. Responsibilities include architecture analysis, information management, and technical assistance to modernize IT infrastructure. The ideal candidate should have a minimum of a BA/BS in a technology-related field, ten years of experience as an IT Systems Architect or Engineer, proficiency in MS Office suite, and knowledge of Federal government contracts.

Analyzing, designing, developing, and modifying application programs. Integrating data into databases, macros, and reports. Developing additional tools as required to support the Air Force. Responsible for constructing/deconstructing Access databases, writing Excel macros, analyzing application processes, documenting data structures, and developing technical documents.

The Data Verification Specialist ensures accuracy and reliability of data within databases by reviewing, validating, and identifying discrepancies. They play a crucial role in maintaining data integrity and collaborating with teams to resolve issues. Responsibilities include data verification, clerical work, and maintaining records. Requires a High School Diploma and one year of clerical experience. Proficiency in Microsoft systems and data digitization is essential.

The DART Manager is responsible for overseeing the discharge process, ensuring all minors leaving the facility have a seamless experience and are equipped with necessary documentation and resources for success. This role involves coordinating with various departments and stakeholders, tracking metrics, identifying process gaps, and providing training. The ideal candidate should have a Bachelor's degree, 5 years of related experience, strong communication skills, problem-solving abilities, and proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite.