Jobs at DAWSON

Provides periodic health and mental health assessments for New York Army National Guard personnel. Reviews medical records and readiness documentation, interviews service members, identifies issues requiring referral, and records findings in MEDPROS and approved military forms. Maintains confidentiality and HIPAA compliance while working part-time at military installations and other locations throughout New York State.

Serves as a strategic HR advisor to executive leadership within a government contracting portfolio company. Responsibilities include workforce planning, organizational design, leadership coaching, employee relations investigations, talent management, compensation guidance, and change management. Ensures compliance with Service Contract Act, Davis-Bacon Act, collective bargaining agreements, employment laws, and federal contractor requirements. Partners with Legal, Finance, Contracts, Operations, Recruiting, and HR centers of excellence while analyzing HR metrics and supporting audits and organizational initiatives.

Supports the Project Manager in managing onsite operations and maintenance projects. Responsibilities include coordinating maintenance activities, personnel, subcontractors, client communications, contract compliance, deliverables, scheduling, budgeting, cost tracking, documentation, and project performance. The role involves facility walkthroughs and learning HVAC, electrical, mechanical, and building systems, with opportunities to assume greater project management responsibility.

Leads daily facilities maintenance operations at Fort Meade, coordinates maintenance staff and work assignments, monitors performance, performs hands-on repairs, supports preventive and corrective maintenance, manages work orders in a CMMS, coordinates vendors and subcontractors, and ensures compliance with safety, codes, security, and contract requirements.

Supports site safety, health, and environmental compliance for facilities maintenance operations. Responsibilities include inspections, hazard identification, corrective actions, safety training, Accident Prevention Plans, Activity Hazard Analyses, incident reporting, hazardous materials and SDS management, spill response, environmental documentation, and coordination with facility personnel, subcontractors, leadership, and government representatives. Ensures compliance with OSHA, EM 385-1-1, contract requirements, and applicable regulations.

Develop and maintain the facilities Quality Control Plan, inspect preventive, corrective, emergency, and service-order work, document deficiencies, track corrective actions, and prepare quality reports. The manager reviews maintenance records, oversees subcontractor quality, verifies compliance with contracts, codes, standards, and manufacturer requirements, and coordinates with project leadership, maintenance staff, vendors, and Government representatives. The role also maintains quality files, recommends process improvements, and supports safety, security, and contract compliance at Fort Meade.

Provides public-facing visitor services at the FBI Experience, greeting and escorting guests, explaining exhibits and FBI history, answering questions, coordinating tours, assisting visitors with accessibility needs, managing attendance and schedules, and communicating with FBI personnel. The role requires strong public speaking, customer service, organization, composure, continual learning, and an active Top Secret clearance. Employees stand and walk for extended periods and operate CRM and Microsoft office systems.

Coordinates government contracting projects from planning through delivery. Responsibilities include developing timelines, monitoring progress and risks, facilitating stakeholder communication, maintaining project documentation, preparing reports, supporting data analysis, and ensuring compliance with contractual, regulatory, and government requirements. The role also contributes to quality reviews, audits, post-project evaluations, and continuous improvement of project management processes.

Oversee complex construction projects from planning through completion, managing scope, schedules, budgets, resources, risks, quality, safety, and stakeholder communications. Lead project teams, monitor performance against milestones and KPIs, resolve issues, and implement corrective actions. Senior-level responsibilities include managing high-risk projects, mentoring project managers, supporting governance and execution strategies, and improving project management processes and best practices.

Conduct daily environmental monitoring on a large government construction project near the U.S.-Mexico border. Responsibilities include documenting compliance with environmental best management practices, collecting project data, supporting listed-species surveys, performing nesting bird and plant/wildlife surveys, and communicating findings to construction personnel, government representatives, regulators, and stakeholders. The role requires fieldwork in difficult weather and terrain, independent work, technical reporting, plant identification, a clean driving record, and successful background and drug tests.

Conduct operations research and systems analysis using mathematical models, algorithms, statistical analysis, and optimization techniques. Gather requirements and data from stakeholders, identify organizational issues and risks, interpret findings, and present recommendations to decision-makers. Support process and system improvements, strategic planning, and implementation while managing multiple projects and staying current with industry developments.

Leads daily education operations in STEM, mission center, and innovation lab settings. Implements approved K-12 and adult programs, supervises education assistants and volunteers, coordinates field trips and group visits, manages educational materials and safety, supports school and community outreach, and assists with off-site and inclusive learning initiatives.

Facilitate government-approved maritime, science, history, STEM, and early-childhood programs for students, families, teachers, and community groups. Lead interactive workshops, simulations, hands-on activities, story times, and gallery learning. Set up and maintain educational materials, lab kits, carts, and technology; support registrations, seating, event logistics, and assemblies. Ensure safe, organized, engaging learning experiences while meeting child-safety, training, background-investigation, and access requirements.

Provides visitor services at the FBI Experience by greeting and escorting guests, interpreting exhibits, answering questions, coordinating tours, supporting VIPs and student groups, and communicating with FBI personnel. The role requires public speaking, customer service, visitor scheduling, use of CRM and Microsoft systems, exhibit upkeep, accessibility assistance, and maintaining a professional FBI-facing presence. Representatives must stand and walk for extended periods and possess an active Top Secret clearance.

Leads on-site contract performance for the National Coast Guard Museum, overseeing contractor staff, visitor services, volunteer coordination, education, IT/AV, exhibit support, events, quality control, reporting, staffing, budgets, invoicing support, risk communications, and contract administration. Serves as the primary liaison to government contract officials while maintaining performance records and compliance with approved policies and quality standards.

Develops Government-approved public relations and communications materials for the National Coast Guard Museum. Responsibilities include drafting media plans, press releases, digital and social content, graphics, outreach materials, and interview preparation resources; coordinating formal reviews with Coast Guard Public Affairs; tracking media coverage, web traffic, engagement, and campaign performance; and routing media inquiries while maintaining approval and release records.

Provide a visible gallery presence supporting artifact protection, visitor safety, informal education, and customer service. Responsibilities include managing visitor flow, answering questions, leading brief approved exhibit discussions, reporting hazards and malfunctions, assisting educational programs, and conducting opening and closing sweeps. Support emergencies and evacuations according to established procedures.

Provides counterintelligence analysis and production support for a federal government agency. Conducts name-trace research, CI screening, and vetting using open-source and classified databases. Identifies foreign intelligence threats, analyzes trends and tradecraft, produces finished intelligence products and briefings, responds to information requests, supports quality reviews, evaluates reports, and maintains records in accordance with Intelligence Community standards and policies.

Supports museum IT infrastructure, internal and public networks, workstations, cloud systems, backups, account permissions, cybersecurity controls, and incident response. Provides technical support for gallery, theater, presentation, streaming, lighting-control, digital display, and event systems. Maintains visitor Wi-Fi while protecting internal resources and collaborates with AV and exhibit maintenance staff. Communicates technical risks and operating procedures to nontechnical employees and volunteers.

Supports audiovisual systems throughout museum galleries, theaters, and interactive exhibits. Responsibilities include deploying and quality-checking digital content, calibrating and maintaining AV equipment, troubleshooting hardware, software, signal paths, networks, and control systems, and supporting accessible media features and approved events. Coordinates with IT and exhibit maintenance teams to maintain high system uptime and reliable video distribution.