Jobs at Cortina Solutions

Supports U.S. Coast Guard shipbuilding acquisition activities by assisting with cost and price analysis, contract documentation, IGCEs, RFPs, CPARS inputs, invoice review, task order closeout, market research, reporting, and COR oversight. The role requires federal acquisition and contract administration experience, familiarity with FAR, DCMA and DCAA guidance, Microsoft Office proficiency, an active DoD Secret clearance, and on-site work in a shipyard environment.

Manage SharePoint workflows, controlled document repositories, dashboards, metrics, reports, trackers, and program documentation for the U.S. Coast Guard Offshore Patrol Cutter Program. Coordinate data calls, monitor content quality and compliance, track document approvals and workflow actions, maintain version-controlled artifacts, and support reporting, historical records, lessons learned, and program financial and schedule tracking. The role requires an active DoD Secret clearance and up to 10% travel.

Provides documentation, administrative, correspondence, meeting, travel, reporting, and scheduling support for the U.S. Coast Guard Offshore Patrol Cutter Program Resident Inspection Office. Prepares presentations and reports, maintains trackers and records, coordinates approval processes and data calls, captures meeting actions, supports official events, and monitors documentation compliance within a federal acquisition environment.

Provides instruction, curriculum development, technical support, and data analysis for enterprise logistics and asset management systems. Ensures system data accuracy, supports operational readiness, and trains geographically dispersed users through classroom, remote, office, and field assignments. Requires substantial USCG or naval engineering, aircraft or cutter/boat, ALMIS/EAL/DSS, and classroom training experience. Extensive travel is required.

Coordinates software testing across projects and releases, including test planning, case development, execution, defect reporting, traceability, test analysis, and results reporting. Collaborates with developers, analysts, government customers, and end users to validate requirements, simulation workflows, algorithms, model outputs, and system performance. Leads cross-functional coordination while supporting manual and automated functional, integration, and regression testing in a DoD environment.

Electrical Engineer supporting a U.S. Army customer at Aberdeen Proving Ground. Responsibilities include researching, designing, developing, integrating, testing, and evaluating electronic systems and components. The role requires circuit design expertise, technical requirements analysis, troubleshooting, laboratory instrumentation experience, and development of engineering solutions for military programs. Candidates must hold an active DoD Top Secret clearance and have at least three years of electrical engineering experience.

Oversee up to nine contractor personnel supporting United States Border Patrol, coordinating assignments, workloads, staffing, and service delivery. Serve as the primary liaison to government leadership, manage administrative and operational support services, track assignments, prepare reports, resolve issues, and communicate progress. The role also supports office operations, logistics, SharePoint administration, presentations, meetings, and data management while ensuring compliance with federal procedures and responsive customer service.

Provides administrative, operational, and business support to U.S. Border Patrol personnel. Responsibilities include office operations, document and records management, data entry and reporting, meeting coordination, executive support, SharePoint updates, HR administration, presentations, and short-term projects. The role requires strong organization, communication, customer service, Microsoft Office proficiency, and the ability to obtain a CBP background investigation.

Provides schedule analysis, EVMS surveillance, production progress assessment, and cost, schedule, and risk visibility for a U.S. Coast Guard shipbuilding program. Reviews Integrated Master Schedules, validates contractor performance metrics, assesses DCMA and ANSI-EIA-748 compliance, analyzes variances and risks, tracks production progress, supports PMB and EAC analysis, maintains planning models, and prepares program status reports and briefings. The role requires shipyard oversight, stakeholder coordination, and Secret clearance eligibility.