Jobs at KMRG, LLC

Provides entry-level graphic production support for federal publications, forms, presentations, infographics, and other visual materials. Applies approved templates, branding, typography, and document standards; prepares and preflights print- and digital-ready files; packages and archives InDesign files; maintains digital asset libraries; applies basic Section 508 accessibility tagging; reviews quality and coordinates production status and continuity.

Provides entry-level graphic production support for government publications, forms, presentations, infographics, and other visual materials. Applies approved templates, branding standards, and Section 508 accessibility tagging; prepares and preflights print and digital files; packages and archives InDesign projects; maintains digital asset libraries; performs quality reviews; and supports production coordination, reporting, and continuity requirements.

Provides entry-level graphic production support for federal publications, forms, presentations, infographics, and other visual materials. Applies approved templates, branding standards, and basic Section 508 accessibility tagging; prepares and preflights print and digital files; maintains organized digital assets; archives project files; conducts quality reviews; and communicates production status and issues.

Supports federal budget management and execution for the U.S. Capitol Police, including budget tracking, invoice validation, reconciliations, procurement and contract closeout support, financial analysis, variance identification, burn-rate reporting, and preparation of decision-ready financial summaries. Maintains accurate records, responds to financial inquiries, and coordinates with government stakeholders while following federal financial-management procedures.

Supports federal budget management and execution for USCP’s Office of Information Systems. Responsibilities include tracking obligations and expenditures, preparing financial reports, analyzing variances, validating invoices, processing reconciliations, supporting procurement and contract closeout, and maintaining accurate documentation. The role coordinates with government stakeholders and uses Excel and other tools to provide decision-ready financial information while following federal financial-management procedures.

Supports federal budget management and execution for the United States Capitol Police. Responsibilities include tracking obligations and expenditures, analyzing variances, validating invoices, processing reconciliations, supporting procurement and contract closeout, preparing financial reports, and maintaining accurate documentation. The role requires coordination with government stakeholders, proficiency in Excel and financial reporting, and compliance with federal financial-management procedures.

Coordinates IT project delivery within a PMO by supporting requirements, backlogs, Agile ceremonies, schedules, documentation, stakeholder communications, risks, issues, dependencies, reporting, UAT, and project governance. Maintains project records and collaboration platforms while supporting technical and non-technical stakeholders across Agile, Kanban, and Waterfall environments.

Manage up to 10 concurrent IT projects supporting the United States Capitol Police. Responsibilities include project planning, scope, schedules, budgets, risks, changes, documentation, stakeholder communication, Agile/Kanban/Waterfall delivery, PMO governance, status reporting, and coordination across technical and government teams.

Supports federal records management activities, including records inventories, lifecycle documentation, transfers, disposition reviews, liaison coordination, assessments, training, communications, reports, dashboards, and data validation. Maintains accurate records information, prepares meeting and program materials, identifies data issues, and supports electronic records management while protecting sensitive USCP information and meeting access requirements.

Prepares, edits, maintains, and publishes technical manuals, guides, training materials, reports, and procedural documentation. Coordinates with subject matter experts to validate content, manages document reviews, approvals, routing, revisions, and version control, and ensures materials are accurate and ready for government review. Supports documentation timelines across multiple information systems projects while delivering final documents in Microsoft Office or PDF formats.

Supports federal records management activities, including inventories, lifecycle documentation, transfers, disposition reviews, liaison coordination, assessments, training, communications, reporting, dashboards, and data validation. Maintains accurate records information, prepares documentation and presentations, identifies data issues, and assists program offices while protecting sensitive USCP information and following records-handling requirements.

Supports IT project delivery for the U.S. Capitol Police PMO by gathering requirements, refining backlogs, coordinating Agile ceremonies, maintaining schedules and project documentation, tracking risks, issues, dependencies, and actions, and preparing stakeholder reports. The role supports UAT, governance, communications, and project controls across Agile, Kanban, and Waterfall environments while coordinating technical and non-technical stakeholders.

Supports federal records management by maintaining inventories, lifecycle documentation, liaison listings, reports, dashboards, communications, assessments, training materials, and electronic records documentation. Coordinates with records liaisons and program offices, validates records data, assists with transfers and disposition activities, documents meetings, tracks follow-up actions, and identifies data issues. The role requires protecting sensitive information and completing USCP access, fingerprinting, and criminal history requirements.

Supports federal budget management and execution for the United States Capitol Police. Responsibilities include tracking obligations and expenditures, preparing financial reports, analyzing variances, validating invoices, processing reconciliations, supporting procurement and contract closeout, and maintaining accurate financial records. The role provides financial information to managers and government stakeholders while ensuring compliance with established federal processes.

Prepares, edits, maintains, and publishes technical documents, manuals, guides, training materials, reports, and procedural documentation. Coordinates with subject matter experts, manages review and approval workflows, tracks document status, incorporates revisions, and ensures technical accuracy and consistency. Supports OIS project documentation, maintains document versions and files, and delivers review-ready materials in Microsoft Office or PDF formats while complying with USCP access and confidentiality requirements.

Manage up to 10 concurrent IT projects for the United States Capitol Police. Responsibilities include planning, scope, scheduling, budgeting, risk and change management, stakeholder coordination, PMO governance, reporting, documentation, and delivery oversight using Agile, Kanban, or Waterfall methodologies.

Prepares, edits, maintains, and publishes technical manuals, guides, training materials, reports, and procedural documents. Coordinates with subject matter experts, manages document reviews and approvals, tracks revisions and workflow status, incorporates feedback, and ensures documentation is accurate, consistent, complete, and ready for government review. Supports documentation needs across multiple Office of Information Systems projects while delivering materials in Microsoft Office or PDF formats.

Supports federal records management activities for the United States Capitol Police, including records inventories, lifecycle documentation, transfers, disposition reviews, liaison coordination, assessments, training, communications, reporting, dashboards, and data validation. The role maintains accurate records information, prepares program materials, identifies data issues, supports meetings and follow-up actions, and follows confidentiality, security, and records-handling requirements.

Manage up to 10 concurrent IT projects for the United States Capitol Police, overseeing scope, schedules, budgets, risks, changes, deliverables, documentation, and stakeholder communications. Apply Agile, Kanban, or Waterfall methodologies; maintain PMO governance, reporting, dashboards, and project records; coordinate technical teams and government stakeholders; and support issue resolution and project completion.

Coordinate IT project delivery within a PMO by supporting requirements, backlogs, Agile ceremonies, schedules, documentation, stakeholder communications, risks, issues, dependencies, UAT, governance, reporting, and project records. The role requires collaboration with technical and non-technical stakeholders, use of project management tools, and support across Agile, Kanban, and Waterfall environments for a federal client.