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The Senior Optical SME Lead will oversee telecommunication efforts for Federal Defense customers, focusing on optical hardware installation, testing, and network design. The role entails directing project teams, providing strategic business consultation, and leading innovative R&D projects in classified defense networks.

The Sharepoint Developer / Systems Analyst will manage and administer the DISA IE3 DoD 365 Sharepoint Online portal, provide technical solutions, support DoD365 Teams meetings, and assist with data analysis and reporting. Excellent communication and organizational skills are needed as well as the ability to maintain a secure environment with necessary clearances.

The Project Control Specialist will support project management by overseeing financial services, conducting project monitoring and audits, managing project financials, and creating budget tracking spreadsheets. Responsibilities include preparing invoices, analyzing financial reports, tracking project costs, and liaising with project managers regarding contract modifications.

The Transport Engineer designs, implements, and maintains telecommunications and network systems for the Department of Defense (DoD). Responsibilities include ensuring secure and efficient transport systems, conducting network assessments, collaborating with teams for optimal solutions, and managing incidents to maintain network integrity.

The TCF CAB Technician is responsible for managing trouble tickets, troubleshooting equipment issues, maintaining secure communications, and providing Tier-II support. They conduct diagnostics, ensure compliance with COMSEC regulations, and utilize monitoring tools to maintain telecommunications and network reliability. Additionally, they prepare reports and engage in ongoing training for skills enhancement.

The System Engineer will operate and modernize Cisco PBX systems and voice communication services for DoD customers. Responsibilities include managing the telecommunications systems, responding to incident tickets, performing preventive maintenance, and collaborating with stakeholders. The role requires expertise in VoIP and TDM technologies and maintaining operational capability for complex voice communication systems.

The Project Administrator will provide essential administrative support to ensure the efficient operation of the Rapid Response Team. Responsibilities include documentation management, liaising between teams, monitoring project progress, and preparing reports. Excellent organizational and communication skills are required to adapt to a high-pressure environment.

The Project Manager oversees a portfolio of network infrastructure projects, ensuring timely completion within budget and compliance with DoD STIGs and engineering standards. Responsibilities include planning, stakeholder communication, resource management, documentation, and analyzing project outcomes for improvements.

The Principal Network Engineer will lead the Rapid Response Team for urgent break-fix tasks, ensure network integrity for VIP/go quarters, and manage the lifecycle maintenance of transport devices. The role requires strategic support for Crisis Management Teams and preparation of detailed monthly reports.

The Node Site Coordinator will manage the executive support group, coordinate activities at node sites, ensure compliance with DoD policies, provide technical support, and monitor communications to facilitate efficient network operation for the Department of Defense.

The NetPlus Administrator is responsible for managing telecommunications infrastructure, ensuring system performance, and generating detailed reports. This role includes technical support for NetPlus-related issues, project management for voice projects, and maintaining effective integration with a government team.

The MADDS Administrator is responsible for managing the Mission Assurance Decision Support System, conducting assessments of operational impacts, maintaining the MADDS database, ensuring compliance with security policies, and training users. The role involves collaboration with technical teams and presenting reports to leadership.

The MAC Team Network Engineer is responsible for directing and managing network operations related to Moves, Adds, and Changes (MACs). This includes executing hardware moves, managing VLANs, configuring VPNs, and conducting root-cause analysis on network issues. The role requires collaboration with internal teams and adherence to Department of Defense protocols to ensure efficiency and reliability in network modifications and upgrades.

The MAC Technician will execute Moves, Adds, and Changes (MAC) activities, manage network configurations, maintain records of MAC tasks, provide technical support for Voice MACs, and analyze recurring problems to enhance service quality. They will work within a DoD environment and collaborate with a multi-contractor team.

The COMSEC Hand Receipt Holder manages and ensures accountability of COMSEC materials, oversees their storage and issuance, complies with DoD regulations, conducts inspections, and coordinates with government personnel for COMSEC activities. The role emphasizes maintaining accurate inventory, ensuring security, and managing compliance reports.

The Circuit Engineer will manage circuit provisioning and telecommunications network management for critical DoD operations. Responsibilities include designing circuits, quality control, troubleshooting faults, and ensuring compliance with DoD regulations. The role also involves training staff and recommending new technologies for improved circuit performance.

The Senior Network Engineer will lead the design and implementation of Engineering Change Proposals, focusing on enhancements to network infrastructure in a DoD environment. Responsibilities include developing innovative network solutions, analyzing existing architectures, managing network projects, and ensuring compliance with technical requirements while collaborating with project teams and government representatives.

The Voice Technician is responsible for installing, maintaining, and troubleshooting voice communication systems including VoIP and traditional telephony. This role ensures compliance with DoD standards, provides technical support, and collaborates with IT support and network teams to optimize performance and reliability of voice services.

The Senior Network Engineer will manage and enhance network infrastructure, responding to urgent incidents, overseeing installations and maintenance, and ensuring network readiness for critical operations. Responsibilities include participating in a crisis response team, managing network connectivity across classification levels, and preparing reporting on operational efforts.

The Rapid Response Sr. Network Engineer manages the integrity, security, and efficiency of the enterprise transport network. Responsibilities include ensuring proper configuration of network assets, maintaining the CMDB, tracking hardware and software licenses, and producing configuration management reports, while collaborating with defense and government entities.