The Acquisition Specialist manages complex contracting tasks including strategy development, procurement validation, solicitation, negotiation, and contract administration for government clients.

The Acquisition Quality Assurance Specialist conducts audits of contract files, improves procurement package quality, and advises clients on templates and policies. Responsibilities include independent reviews and assessments of Federal procurement regulations.

The Training Developer will create and revise OCS training products, conduct analyses and develop recommendations for training enhancements, and ensure compliance with military training regulations.

The Technical Writer/Editor will manage the drafting and revision of military documents, ensure compliance with regulations, and analyze needs for training manuals, while submitting regular reports to the Government.

The Management Analyst will support US Army OCS by researching, analyzing, and developing force design updates, coordinating with various personnel, and advising on personnel solutions based on data. They will maintain communication with Force Management Offices and participate in design meetings, ensuring timely and accurate documentation and summaries.

The Functional Analyst will analyze and document Operational Contract Support (OCS) processes, conduct key leader interviews, and prepare surveys to support military operations.

The Realty Specialist will manage federal real estate acquisitions and leasing, oversee multiple property portfolios, and liaise with government representatives to meet space requirements efficiently.

The Data Scientist will design predictive models, analyze immigration data, create dashboards, and communicate technical findings to agency leadership.

The Contract Program Manager will lead contract management activities, oversee multi-disciplinary teams, liaise with stakeholders, and manage project performance and reporting.

Support the TSA by providing program management, cybersecurity, and engineering support, ensuring compliance, and preparing documentation for leadership.

The FOIA Coordinator will manage the lifecycle of FOIA requests, ensuring compliance, redaction, and documentation under client supervision, while maintaining organization and communication with stakeholders.

The Business Analyst SME will analyze processes, develop strategies for improvement, implement Agile frameworks, and create business intelligence dashboards for decision-making.

The Communication Strategist will develop and execute communication strategies, manage stakeholder engagement, and ensure compliance with guidelines, focusing on federal programs.

The Program/Project Analyst II supports TSA-ESVP by developing financial metrics, facilitating audits, gathering compliance documentation and statistics, and advising on management and operational initiatives.

The Financial Management Technical Specialist will assist with budget formulation, financial reporting, revenue forecasting, trend analysis, and provide analytical support for financial management techniques.

The Program/Project Analyst II will coordinate awards processes, manage event logistics, prepare materials, support document management, and assist with various operational initiatives while interacting with all company levels.

The role involves managing communications, statistical reporting, and providing support on various issues, while advising and preparing briefings for leadership decisions.

The role involves supporting funding and procurement actions, improving processes, and creating performance metrics in program/project management.

The role involves planning, researching, and writing technical content, collaborating with stakeholders, organizing complex information, and editing documents for publication.

The role involves supporting risk management for TSA's vetted populations, facilitating sessions, documenting processes, and leading program review meetings.