Jobs at Chimera Enterprises International

Evaluate maritime engineering training courses, sites, and instructors for compliance with U.S. Coast Guard regulations, policies, international standards, and industry practices. Draft technical recommendations and formal government responses, maintain quality and production targets of at least 20 course approvals monthly, and attend mandatory National Maritime Center training. The role requires a senior merchant mariner with a qualifying Chief Engineer or First Assistant Engineer credential and at least five years of sailing experience.

Evaluate foundational maritime training courses, sites, and instructors for compliance with U.S. Coast Guard regulations and policies. Draft technical recommendations and formal government responses, process at least 25 course approvals monthly, and attend mandatory training in Martinsburg, West Virginia. The role requires strong maritime regulatory knowledge, analytical ability, technical writing skills, and a U.S. Coast Guard Merchant Mariner Credential endorsed as Master of Self-Propelled Vessels of at least 100 GRT on Great Lakes and Inland Waters or superior routes.

Conducts high-volume safety and suitability screenings for merchant mariner credential applicants. Reviews criminal histories, driving records, narcotics forms, citizenship documentation, and other sensitive personal information; investigates discrepancies and reconciles conflicting records. The role requires careful suitability determinations, strong analytical skills, strict protection of PII and security-sensitive information, and consistent completion of 105–120 work units weekly. Candidates must be able to obtain and maintain favorable USCG suitability screening.

Evaluate advanced maritime training courses, training sites, and instructors for compliance with U.S. Coast Guard regulations, policies, and international merchant mariner standards. Prepare technical recommendations and formal correspondence for government review, incorporate required corrections, and process at least 20 course approvals monthly. The role requires a U.S. Coast Guard Master or Chief Mate of Unlimited Tonnage credential and at least five years of sailing experience. Mandatory orientation occurs at the National Maritime Center in Martinsburg, West Virginia.

Supports WMD Countermeasures communications by drafting and editing written products, presentations, graphics, talking points, and outreach materials. Organizes Teams channels, distribution lists, webinars, and knowledge-management resources while maintaining version control and tracking engagement metrics. Translates technical information into clear content for diverse audiences, collaborates with subject-matter experts, and represents the division professionally. Requires strong writing, visual communication, organizational, interpersonal, and computer skills, plus eligibility for a Secret clearance and a valid driver’s license.

Provides executive administrative support to DHS Office of Health Security leaders, including calendar management, meeting and event coordination, interagency communication, document preparation, presentation support, office supply management, workspace coordination, and audiovisual or web conferencing setup. Requires strong Microsoft Office expertise, Defense Travel System experience, DoD document-handling knowledge, and an active Secret clearance.

Provides administrative and operational support for a defense directorate, including policy and procedure development, office management, personnel records, tasker tracking, quality control, correspondence, briefings, calendars, travel documentation, evaluations, awards, reports, meetings, and working groups. The role advises leadership on administrative requirements and ensures taskers and deliverables are complete. Requires strong Microsoft Office and task management system skills, DoD administrative knowledge, and a Top Secret clearance.

Provides administrative and logistical support to program managers and analysts for CISA International. Responsibilities include scheduling meetings, preparing agendas and correspondence, organizing files and data, coordinating events and travel, tracking follow-up actions, compiling reports and dashboards, and performing quality control on documentation and data entries. The role requires strong organization, communication, attention to detail, and proficiency with office software.

Leads the design, configuration, and continuous improvement of CISA’s international travel systems and processes. Translates business requirements and travel policies into secure IT workflows, repositories, dashboards, and visualizations using enterprise platforms such as SharePoint, CRM tools, and Microsoft Power Platform. Coordinates with IT and business stakeholders, maintains technical information repositories, and provides systems engineering guidance for scalable travel information management solutions.

Maintains stakeholder databases, CRM records, calendars, working groups, engagement histories, and electronic and physical files for CISA International. Generates reports and summaries supporting situational awareness and strategic planning, ensures documentation complies with agency policies, and recommends improvements to records management and retention systems. The role requires accurate data entry, stakeholder coordination, strong attention to detail, and support for sensitive but unclassified federal information.

Manage and improve CISA’s international travel processes, provide policy and system guidance to travelers, coordinate post-travel reports, maintain travel guidance materials, and develop data-driven trend reports and briefing materials for agency leadership.

Plans and coordinates bilateral and multilateral international engagements, including travel, schedules, logistics, venues, briefings, interpretation, and meeting materials. Supports CISA International leadership and delegations, drafts situation reports and trip readouts, tracks taskings, manages stakeholder databases and files, and coordinates security and visitor access requirements. Collaborates with CISA components, federal agencies, embassies, and international partners to align activities with strategic priorities.

Collects, validates, and analyzes operational data covering staffing, attrition, schedules, engagements, milestones, risks, and performance metrics. Prepares monthly status reports, program review materials, charts, and tables for CISA oversight and program leadership. Coordinates with stakeholders to maintain accurate reporting data, identifies operational bottlenecks, and recommends process improvements. The role requires advanced Excel skills, strong attention to detail, recurring deadline management, and experience supporting federal or complex programs.

Designs and maintains dashboards, visualizations, and interactive reports for CISA International. Analyzes engagement, geographic, partnership, and performance data to identify trends and provide actionable recommendations to senior leadership. Produces charts, graphics, executive briefings, and decision-support materials while ensuring accuracy and clarity. Uses CISA data sources and tools, including CRM, SharePoint, and Microsoft Power Platform, within secure classified environments.

Provides PMO, technical writing, budget and finance support for a CWMD Security Cooperation Engagement Program. Responsibilities include developing and quality-controlling security cooperation documentation, tracking cases and funding, maintaining databases, reviewing reports, supporting knowledge management, documenting policies, coordinating meetings and training, and assessing engagement outcomes. Requires defense security cooperation experience, familiarity with DSCA Section 333 funding and foreign military sales, active Secret clearance, and occasional travel.

Lead DHS CISA International Affairs task order performance as the Government’s primary contact. Manage scope, schedule, quality, risk, cost, project plans, status reporting, and program reviews. Provide strategic advice and technical guidance to CISA leadership, supervise multidisciplinary analysts and specialists, maintain stakeholder relationships, and ensure timely, high-quality deliverables. Support evolving requirements, rapid issue response, and occasional off-hours activities for international engagements.

The Acquisition Analyst manages the administrative lifecycle of R&D acquisition actions, coordinates stakeholder communications, and proposes process improvements based on data analysis.

The Operations Analyst will use quantitative techniques to provide decision support for defense R&D, analyze financial data, and develop metrics while collaborating with various stakeholders to enhance program management and planning.

The Senior Operations Analyst will lead advanced analytics for R&D transitions, analyze program performance, assess risks, and improve processes in defense research.

The Program Analyst supports R&D programs by managing documentation, financial tracking, and preparing materials for program reviews and stakeholder engagement.