The Appian Consultant will develop solutions in Appian, work independently and in teams, and present to stakeholders. Responsibilities include understanding user requirements and delivering high-quality code.

As an Appian Architect, you will lead software development projects, mentor developers, and work with clients to design software solutions that fit their needs.

The Lead Appian Associate will manage software development projects, mentor developers, communicate with clients, and implement effective Appian solutions.

The Business Analyst will document user stories, collaborate with product owners, lead scrum sessions, perform system analysis, and support implementation efforts. They will provide training and update process documentation.

The Quality Analyst will interpret requirements, write test plans, design and implement testing procedures, analyze test cases and provide progress reports, and serve as a subject matter specialist.

The Administrative Support and Graphics Specialist provides advanced administrative and graphics support, managing documentation and producing reports, proposals, and presentations while coordinating executive communications and logistics for high-visibility events.

The Senior Appian Developer will support, develop, and design systems for the Appian platform, Drupal CMS, and related technologies, ensuring security and performance while leading design decisions and collaborating with stakeholders.

The Senior Lead Tester will support the Department of Labor by testing the Appian platform, Drupal CMS, and Kafka systems, ensuring compliance and directing user access testing.

The Testing Manager oversees a team of test specialists, develops testing strategies, manages testing programs, and ensures successful execution across diverse teams.

The Program Acquisition Manager leads IT acquisition processes, ensuring efficiency and effectiveness, manages schedules, and collaborates on improvements with government program managers.

The Cybersecurity Engineer (Proposal) role focuses on supporting the DoD cybersecurity authorization process, assessing vulnerabilities, and providing recommendations. Requires strong knowledge of NIST controls and experience with RMF in complex environments, briefing senior leadership, and an active DoD clearance.

The IT Systems Auditor evaluates information system controls, focusing on federal financial management and cybersecurity assessments, and produces audit reports with recommendations.

The Business Data Analyst supports documentation, financial tasks, and produces various reports. Requires maintaining internal documentation and coordinating special services.

The Task Order Project Manager will manage large task orders, collaborate with government officials, and ensure timely implementation of project solutions.

The role involves high-level administrative tasks, document creation, executive communication support, meeting coordination, and logistics for events.

The Full Stack Developer will design and maintain application components, support integrations, and provide Tier 2/3 operational support in a DoD environment, using Java, JavaScript, SQL, and cloud technologies.

The Documentation Specialist will gather and analyze technical information, conduct research, and translate this information into clear documents for various audiences.

The Business Data Analyst will support information collection for manuals, proposals, and reports, maintain technical documentation, and provide project management support, requiring strong communication and organizational skills.

The Senior Appian Associate will lead software teams, design Appian solutions, mentor junior developers, and ensure on-time delivery of projects in an Agile environment.

As a Qlik Developer, you will design and develop QlikView and Qlik Sense dashboards, perform ETL processes, and ensure data quality and performance optimization.