As Chief Architect, you lead USCG's enterprise infrastructure modernization, develop architecture vision, and ensure compliance with DoD strategies and cybersecurity requirements.

The Stakeholder Engagement Lead will coordinate with diverse teams to support US Coast Guard modernization initiatives, bridging business and technology needs, documenting requirements, and improving processes.

The Analytics Engineer will develop and administer Power BI solutions, integrating diverse data sources, creating reports and dashboards, and ensuring effective data operations.

The System Administrator will manage and optimize servers and applications, diagnose issues, and support users in a 24/7 environment.

The SME Network and Computer Systems Administrator manages computer systems' operation, collaborates with teams to resolve issues, administers networks, and conducts system monitoring and analysis.

The Network Administrator will manage and optimize network systems, troubleshoot complex issues, and enforce network security protocols in a 24/7 environment.

The Network Administrator will manage and optimize network systems, support device configuration, troubleshoot issues, and enforce security protocols in a 24/7 environment.

The Senior Executive Support Specialist will provide high-level administrative support to U.S. Coast Guard officials, managing calendars, correspondence, logistics for events, and serving as a liaison with various offices.

The System Administrator manages and optimizes servers and applications, administers virtualization technologies, troubleshoots issues, and ensures secure operations.

Provide IT support to the Admiral and team, manage hardware/software issues, and ensure rapid restoration of operations under the eVIP Program.

The IT Support Specialist will respond to high-impact incidents, troubleshoot systems, maintain documentation, and ensure compliance with USCG standards.