Jobs at GAP Solutions, Inc.

Translates stakeholder and mission needs into product requirements, user stories, and acceptance criteria. Collaborates with engineering, architecture, UX, and product teams in an agile environment; validates AI-generated code and outputs; establishes constraints for AI-assisted development workflows; identifies automation opportunities; and supports rapid product iteration and emerging technology integration.

Supports CDC foundational and healthcare data assets across their full lifecycle, including ingestion, validation, quality control, transformation, documentation, versioning, dissemination, and archival. Evaluates data quality, analytical readiness, and fitness for use; develops reusable data products, metadata, ontology objects, extracts, and analytic assets. Performs analysis using Python, R, SQL, SAS, Spark, and Databricks; collaborates with scientists, analysts, engineers, and program staff; and provides technical assistance promoting reproducible, standardized data management practices.

Manages CDC public health data assets across ingestion, quality assurance, transformation, versioning, publication, maintenance, and archival. Develops data extracts and scripts using Python, SQL, R, SAS, or similar tools; supports pipelines, lineage, metadata, governance, documentation, and production readiness. Collaborates with CDC staff, engineers, vendors, and analysts to resolve data issues, respond to inquiries, maintain data products, and improve data management processes.

Coordinates NIH scientific programs and projects from planning through completion, including project tracking, funding and progress reporting, scientific data analysis, proposal and program reviews, strategic planning, communications, workshops, training materials, and recommendations for improving research initiatives and administrative processes.

Provides advanced federal HR support for DHS and ICE across staffing, classification, benefits, recruitment, compensation, employee relations, policy, and SES programs. Develops HR policies and SOPs, maps workflows, improves internal controls, produces workforce reports, and conducts studies on mobility, competencies, career paths, performance, staffing structures, and workforce demand.

Provides federal HR support for staffing, classification, payroll, benefits, compensation, leave, employee relations, and personnel actions. Processes complex pay and retirement cases, maintains personnel records, conducts desk audits, prepares reports, researches HR policies, and advises managers and employees. Also provides administrative support, including calendar coordination, travel arrangements, meeting preparation, correspondence, filing, document management, and office supply monitoring.

Provides scientific and programmatic support for NIH neuroscience grants and initiatives. Responsibilities include evaluating research proposals, managing grant portfolios, conducting quantitative and qualitative analyses, developing research plans, monitoring budgets and milestones, preparing reports and presentations, coordinating workshops, advising leadership and investigators, and supporting strategic planning, policy analysis, communications, and research funding initiatives.

Provides scientific and programmatic support for NIH neuroscience research portfolios, particularly neurogenetics and genomic neurological disorders. Responsibilities include literature and database research, scientific data analysis, reporting, presentations, project tracking, meeting coordination, stakeholder communications, funding-plan development, database improvement, and process evaluation. The role supports strategic initiatives, grants and program milestones, outreach, and recommendations to improve research program operations.

Develops and maintains NIH extramural research policies, SOPs, guidance, training materials, websites, databases, and collaboration resources. Coordinates research operations projects, meetings, action items, workflows, stakeholder communications, and deliverables. Analyzes operational processes, recommends improvements, prepares presentations and progress reports, and supports outreach and education initiatives for NINDS and trans-NIH programs.

Manages NIH neuroscience research programs supporting ADRD initiatives, including grant portfolio analysis, program planning, milestone tracking, funding coordination, scientific evaluation, reporting, stakeholder engagement, workshops, and leadership briefings. Applies neuroscience expertise to assess proposals, identify research gaps, evaluate program performance, develop initiatives, coordinate multidisciplinary teams, and create scientific, policy, communications, and outreach materials.

Provides scientific and programmatic support for NINDS neuroscience research portfolios. Responsibilities include literature and database searches, data analysis, reporting, presentation development, meeting and conference coordination, project tracking, stakeholder communication, funding plan development, and process improvement. The role supports strategic initiatives, scientific program management, grant progress analysis, outreach, database improvements, and policy-compliant reporting for basic, translational, and clinical neuroscience programs.

Support NIAID SBIR/STTR programs by engaging small biomedical businesses, answering applicant inquiries, tracking commercialization resources, analyzing biomedical research outcomes, developing outreach materials and web content, coordinating with internal/external partners, and assisting program evaluation and events.

Supports the NIA Confocal Imaging Facility through biological and microscopy research. Performs confocal, electron, and super-resolution imaging; immunohistochemistry; tissue and embryo preparation; molecular analyses; laboratory equipment operation and troubleshooting; data analysis; and experimental documentation. Provides technical assistance, user training, equipment validation, supply management, and support for wet-lab research involving mouse tissues and organs.

Supports enterprise AI adoption by developing strategies, roadmaps, business cases, and implementation plans. Facilitates workshops, identifies and prioritizes AI use cases, delivers training and enablement programs, builds AI champion networks, researches emerging technologies, and tracks adoption outcomes. The role also applies change management, human-centered design, responsible AI practices, and generative AI expertise to translate capabilities into practical business recommendations.

Coordinates NIH/NIA clinical trial administration, compliance, and documentation. Reviews clinical trial applications, risk assessments, data and safety monitoring plans, and DSMB materials; tracks enrollment, adverse events, reporting, and policy compliance. Supports principal investigators, project officers, and DSMBs through communications, meeting coordination, minutes, records management, and ClinicalTrials.gov registration. Maintains clinical trial resources, templates, checklists, and status reports while staying current on NIH policies, Good Clinical Practice, and adverse event training.

The Reliability Engineer designs, maintains, and troubleshoots production Azure infrastructure using Terraform. Responsibilities include supporting AKS reliability and availability, resolving cloud, networking, Kubernetes, and application issues, automating operations, improving monitoring and alerting, identifying architecture risks, collaborating on deployments and incident response, and documenting runbooks and procedures.

Provides independent quality oversight for GxP-regulated computerized systems throughout implementation, validation, maintenance, and retirement. Applies GxP, CSA, CSV, GAMP5, 21 CFR Part 11, and ICH E6 requirements; supports testing, incident management, SOP development, validation documentation, risk assessments, audits, vendor assessments, and stakeholder training. Collaborates with cross-functional teams to ensure systems meet regulatory and quality standards.

Administer enterprise SaaS and AWS cloud environments, including platform onboarding, identity and access management, SAML/OIDC integrations, troubleshooting, monitoring, documentation, and security compliance. Resolve web application issues, maintain reliable system operations, and collaborate with cross-functional teams. The role requires extensive systems administration experience and familiarity with AWS services, networking, vulnerability remediation, and regulated systems.

Provides executive administrative support for NIH’s National Library of Medicine Office of Administration. Responsibilities include executive calendar management, meeting coordination, travel planning and processing, procurement, records and database maintenance, timekeeping audits, budget and expenditure tracking, data calls, correspondence, presentations, and compliance with federal policies and travel regulations. The role serves as an office focal point, coordinates communications and workflows, and supports special projects, committees, and working groups.

Performs respiratory virus surveillance, immunological and virological assays, vaccine-response assessment, antibody development, virus characterization, specimen processing, and assay development. Maintains laboratory quality systems, safety practices, records, SOPs, validation documentation, and audit readiness. Supports scientific communications through conference presentations, abstracts, and peer-reviewed manuscripts while working with human specimens and clinical data.