The Software Architect designs secure, scalable architectures for DOJ mission systems, ensuring compliance with federal standards and leading cloud modernization efforts while guiding development teams.

The Java Developer will design, develop, test, and maintain Java applications for government systems, collaborate with teams, ensure compliance, and support application deployment.

The Java Developer is responsible for designing, developing, and maintaining scalable Java-based applications while ensuring compliance with government standards and collaborating with cross-functional teams.

Lead design and delivery of secure, scalable software architectures for DOJ mission systems. Define target-state architectures, cloud modernization and migration plans, DevSecOps/IaC patterns, and integration/API strategies. Ensure compliance with federal security standards (STIGs, NIST 800-53, FedRAMP, Zero Trust), support ATO packages, guide development teams, run ARBs, and advise stakeholders on technical trade-offs and roadmaps.

The Java Developer will design, develop, and maintain Java applications for government systems, collaborating with teams for high-quality deliveries, ensuring compliance and security, and managing deployment processes.

The Salesforce Administrator will maintain and enhance Salesforce applications for the DOJ, administer platform operations, optimize workflows, and ensure compliance with security standards.

The role involves managing RelativityOne environments, supporting eDiscovery operations, troubleshooting, ensuring compliance, and providing technical guidance to teams.

The Configuration Management Specialist will manage configuration processes, maintain technical documentation, oversee change control, and conduct audits for IT systems in a government setting.

The RelativityOne Project Manager will lead eDiscovery projects, manage case teams, develop applications, automate workflows, and ensure compliance with federal standards.

The RelativityOne Developer will manage eDiscovery projects, customize RelativityOne applications, and ensure compliance with agency policies and federal regulations.

The Network Systems Engineer will manage, configure, and maintain network systems, troubleshoot issues, and ensure connectivity across multiple environments. They will support various infrastructure technologies and communicate effectively during outages and changes.

The Task Manager will oversee DoD program operations, ensuring compliance and timely deliverables across multiple departments, including PMO and quality assurance.

The Senior Network Engineer will maintain the client’s network environment, troubleshoot issues, lead implementations, ensure compliance, and manage security and performance.

The Senior Network Engineer will maintain client networks, resolve complex issues, lead design, manage security measures, and develop network solutions.