Jobs at DLH Holdings Corp.

Analyzes and validates public health surveillance data using R and SAS. Responsibilities include translating SAS programs to R, checking datasets for completeness and accuracy, identifying discrepancies, reviewing data quality outputs and error logs, validating calculated variables and weights, and documenting corrections. The role also provides training and technical assistance to CDC and health department analysts while supporting HIV surveillance data management and dissemination.

Supports business applications by gathering requirements, configuring low-code solutions, troubleshooting incidents, managing access, coordinating testing, creating documentation, training users, and assisting with change management. The role collaborates with stakeholders, developers, and technical teams to deliver application enhancements, maintain ITSM records, monitor performance, and improve business processes.

Develops and maintains MACCS training curricula and materials, delivers formal and hands-on training events, and completes post-event reporting. The role supports Marine Corps command-and-control systems, including network administration, sensor integration, tactical data links, radios, telecommunications equipment, and virtualized operating systems. It requires extensive MACCS experience, instructor or analyst experience, technical systems expertise, a qualifying degree or equivalent USMC training, formal instructor certification, and an active Secret clearance.

Leads sustainment engineering, configuration, lifecycle support, troubleshooting, and diagnostics for Navy tactical networks including CANES, ADNS, and ISNS. Partners with government SMEs on fielded systems engineering and modernization, directs priorities, mentors engineers, manages contract deliverables, and presents technical briefings to military leadership. Performs root-cause analysis, develops workarounds and SOPs, and supports global fleet readiness and testing events.

Integrates and maintains SIGINT and electronic warfare systems for USMC operational environments. Scans Windows and Linux systems for vulnerabilities, applies patches and configuration changes using PowerShell and Bash, installs and updates mission software, maintains lab network servers, resolves application issues, and develops system baselines and builds. Requires extensive SIGINT or Distributed Common Ground System experience, Security+ CE certification, and an active TS/SCI clearance.

Leads DLH’s government contracting pricing function, developing competitive pricing strategies, cost models, rate structures, Price-to-Win analyses, and proposal cost volumes. Advises executives on bid decisions, profitability, risk, and compliance with FAR, DFARS, and estimating system requirements. Manages and develops a pricing team while partnering with Finance, Contracts, Growth, Capture, Program, and Operations leaders across complex federal procurements.

Designs and implements cybersecurity solutions across cloud, on-premises, and hybrid environments. Builds security-platform integrations, automates compliance monitoring, incident response, and vulnerability management, and develops dashboards using Power BI and Power Apps. Supports Zero Trust, FedRAMP, FISMA, NIST, cloud security, continuous monitoring, and federal security initiatives across AWS, Azure, GCP, and Microsoft 365.

Develop and maintain CANES/C4I courseware aligned to fleet baselines. Translate system updates and configuration changes into lesson plans, labs, and training materials using ISD methodology and Navy authoring tools. Support pilot courses, evaluate effectiveness, and ensure technical accuracy reflecting real-world system administration.

Develop and maintain CANES/C4I curriculum aligned to fleet baselines. Translate system updates and configurations into courseware, lesson plans, labs, and training materials. Use Navy authoring tools, apply Instructional System Design, support pilot courses, evaluate training effectiveness, and ensure materials reflect real-world system administration and shipboard network practices.

Develop and maintain systems software and hardware specifications, requirements, integration practices, engineering change proposals, and technical documentation for a USMC SIGINT/EW fusion system. Participate in systems engineering reviews, link requirements to test cases, conduct software and integration testing, write test plans and reports, and support project scheduling. The role requires extensive C4ISR systems engineering experience, USMC intelligence-platform expertise, and active TS/SCI clearance.

Develop and maintain CANES/C4I curriculum aligned to fleet baselines: review system updates, build lesson plans, labs, and student materials using Navy authoring tools, apply ISD, deliver classroom and hands-on instruction, evaluate training effectiveness, and coordinate with engineering and program teams.