Jobs at Guidehouse

Supports federal agencies with HR process improvement, Human Capital Management transformation, requirements gathering, stakeholder workshops, gap analysis, process design, and HR technology modernization. Develops process maps, user stories, operating procedures, executive presentations, and client deliverables. The role also supports change management, risk mitigation, and user adoption, with senior-level candidates leading workstreams, managing engagements, and advising executives.

Supports financial management transformation projects for defense and national security clients. Responsibilities include modernizing financial processes, developing Power Platform applications, creating metrics and dashboards, assessing business processes, recommending improvements, supporting project planning, communicating with senior stakeholders, and ensuring federal financial policy alignment. The role may also involve financial automation, data analytics, visualization, and AI solutions using low-code platforms and programming tools.

Provides data engineering and analysis consulting for a Department of Defense client. Responsibilities include data modeling, data integration, software development, collaboration with clients and technical teams, and delivery of data solutions. The role requires an active Secret clearance, a bachelor’s degree, and at least three years of relevant experience. Preferred qualifications include Palantir, visualization, big data, programming, ETL, consulting, and Agile experience.

Leads hospital revenue cycle stabilization and transition activities as a senior liaison among health system, vendor, market, facility, and technology teams. Monitors revenue cycle KPIs, coordinates issue resolution, supports command center and go-live operations, reinforces standard workflows and compliance, escalates risks, and prepares executive updates. Oversees collaboration across patient access, coding, billing, denials, payment posting, finance, and related functions while driving accountability and operational readiness.

Provide data engineering and analysis consulting to a Department of Defense client. Responsibilities include data modeling, data integration, software development, collaboration with clients and technical teams, and delivery of high-quality data solutions. The role requires an active Secret clearance, a bachelor’s degree, and at least eight years of relevant experience.

Analyze data and deliver data solutions for a Department of War client, including building data pipelines, developing Power BI visualizations, maintaining data integrity and security, and applying data management best practices. The role requires collaboration across multidisciplinary teams and may involve data engineering, data science, ETL development, and reconciliation processes.

Manages mission systems portfolios and supports Integrated Product Teams by developing requirements, architectures, designs, compliance controls, technical documentation, and integration and test plans. Leads systems engineering activities, evaluates feasibility and alternative approaches, integrates new systems into operations, and ensures technical integrity of deliverables. Collaborates with government stakeholders, program personnel, and executives on technical issues and system development.

Leads healthcare EHR adoption, optimization, training, organizational change, and transformation programs. Advises executive, clinical, operational, and technology stakeholders; improves workflow adoption and user engagement; establishes governance and sustainment models; and develops consulting offerings. Requires extensive healthcare consulting or EHR experience, major platform expertise, and a strong record leading enterprise transformation initiatives.

Conducts compliance evaluations of internal controls and audit trails supporting intelligence and national security mission activities. Monitors federal laws, regulations, executive orders, and proposed statutes; assesses operational impacts; coordinates compliance training; updates procedures; and advises departments on required actions, conformance testing, and ongoing monitoring. The role also recommends process improvements and engages executive-level stakeholders.

Supports organizational transformation and change initiatives through organizational design, workforce assessments, leadership development, team effectiveness workshops, research, analysis, and client-ready deliverables. The role contributes to transition planning, stakeholder engagement, quality assurance, and process improvements while developing consulting and organizational development skills. It requires collaboration with project teams and supervised interaction with public-sector clients.

Conduct L2 AML transaction monitoring investigations: analyze customer profiles and transactions, identify red flags, prepare SAR-supporting narratives, escalate complex cases, maintain audit-ready documentation, meet productivity and SLA targets, and support process improvements.

Lead mission-critical program workflows and financial management processes within a multidisciplinary national security environment. The role drives process improvement, stakeholder coordination, program resiliency, and daily operational execution while serving as a subject matter expert and team lead. Candidates need an active TS/SCI clearance with full-scope polygraph, a bachelor’s degree, at least eight years of relevant government, intelligence, or national security experience, and demonstrated expertise with complex financial workflows.

Perform accounts receivable tasks including contacting insurers about denials and underpayments, following up on claims, documenting actions, resolving denials/rejections/LOAs, and ensuring confidentiality and HIPAA-compliant handling of claim information.

Perform end-to-end quality assurance and QC audits of AML investigations across retail banking and crypto domains. Evaluate customer risk profiling, transaction monitoring, sanctions screening, suspicious activity identification, regulatory alignment, and case narratives. Provide analyst coaching, training, calibration, and SME support; maintain quality dashboards, scorecards, trend analysis, and root-cause reports. Partner with stakeholders on process improvements, SOP updates, audit readiness, and adherence to productivity, turnaround-time, and quality SLAs.

Leads financial management transformation initiatives for federal and defense clients. Responsibilities include modernizing financial processes, implementing Power Platform solutions, building dashboards and metrics, evaluating business processes, recommending improvements, supporting project planning, presenting to senior stakeholders, and aligning solutions with federal financial policies. The role may also support financial automation, analytics, visualization, and AI capabilities.

Leads contract support for federal law enforcement operations, overseeing personnel, logistics, finances, performance, deliverables, government property, contract modifications, and stakeholder coordination. Serves as the contractor’s primary government interface and ensures contract compliance, staffing, operational execution, and mission support across geographically dispersed teams.

Performs cybersecurity risk management, compliance, monitoring, vulnerability assessment, and security authorization activities. Applies NIST CSF and RMF, NIST SP 800-53, FISMA, FedRAMP, and SOC 2 requirements. Develops security strategies, roadmaps, policies, risk narratives, and assessments; supports audits and application security design; monitors security controls and change management; and collaborates with architects and government security stakeholders. Requires six years of cybersecurity experience, an active Secret clearance, a bachelor’s degree, and CISM, CISSP, or Security+ certification.

Supports government clients through strategy, change management, stakeholder engagement, communications, business requirements gathering, process improvement, and organizational transitions. Conducts research and analysis using Microsoft 365, tracks milestones and feedback, coordinates meetings and logistics, and supports training, automation, and cross-functional initiatives. Requires a bachelor’s degree, at least five years of relevant experience, and the ability to obtain and maintain Public Trust clearance.

Supports federal law enforcement process improvement and operational modernization initiatives. Responsibilities include researching workflows, analyzing performance data, creating process maps, workflow diagrams, SOPs, reports, and presentations, and assisting with continuous improvement implementation. The role collaborates with government stakeholders and senior consultants to improve investigative, intelligence, information-sharing, and operational processes.

Perform end-to-end AML investigations for retail banking and/or crypto customers using internal systems and third-party tools. Gather evidence, produce clear case narrations, ensure compliance with AML policies and regulatory requirements, meet productivity and quality SLAs, escalate risks, collaborate with SMEs, and adapt to process changes while supporting team goals.