Jobs at KMRG, LLC

Provide administrative and logistical support for witness management, including scheduling, travel and lodging arrangements, reimbursements, documentation, courtroom orientation, coordination with courts and agencies, and ensuring compliance with DOJ/USAO policies. Serve as point of contact for fact witnesses, prepare and submit required forms, maintain files and calendars, and report to the LECC/VW section supervisor.

Provide administrative and logistical support for witness management in the U.S. Attorney's Office: arrange travel and lodging, coordinate with agencies, prepare and submit reimbursement and legal documentation, orient and escort witnesses, maintain files and schedules, and ensure compliance with DOJ policies.

Provide witness management and trial support for the USAO WDMI: arrange travel and lodging, coordinate with courts and agencies, prepare and submit reimbursement and travel documentation, maintain witness files and calendars, greet and orient witnesses, liaise with AUSAs, and ensure compliance with DOJ policies and procedures.

Support USAO-WDMI by managing fact witness logistics: scheduling, travel and lodging arrangements, reimbursements, court coordination, documentation, and liaising with courts and agencies while ensuring DOJ compliance and courtroom support.

Provide onsite financial and administrative support to the U.S. Attorney's Office: record and adjust obligations, process invoices and payments, support vendor payments and travel vouchers, maintain financial records, generate reports, research and resolve discrepancies, and ensure compliance with federal financial regulations using financial management systems.

Provide onsite IT support for end users at the U.S. Attorney's Office: troubleshoot hardware/software/network issues, configure and maintain Windows workstations and mobile devices, support Office and Adobe applications, manage equipment inventory and PIV cards, follow DOJ cybersecurity and records procedures, and assist with installations, relocations, and incident escalation.

Provide end-to-end federal travel-management support for FRTIB: planning, authorizations, reservations, vouchers, reimbursements, reporting, training, and electronic travel-system administration (E2 Solutions, Go.gov). Ensure compliance with the Federal Travel Regulation, manage approval workflows, troubleshoot systems, support Go.gov transition, and deliver virtual and limited in-person training and reporting. Requires minimum 3 years federal travel-program experience and a favorably completed federal background investigation (minimum NACI).

Provide onsite technical support to end users at a DOJ office: troubleshoot hardware/software/network issues, maintain Windows workstations and mobile devices, support Office and Adobe applications, manage equipment inventory and setups, follow cybersecurity and records procedures, and assist with network and teleconferencing equipment.

Provide onsite technical support to end users at the U.S. Attorney's Office: troubleshoot hardware/software/network issues, configure and maintain Windows workstations and mobile devices, manage peripherals and video conferencing equipment, apply updates and security patches, maintain asset records, follow DOJ cybersecurity and records protocols, and assist with account access and user orientation.

Provide end-to-end federal travel management support including planning, authorizations, reservations, vouchers, reimbursements, reporting, training, and electronic travel-system administration. Ensure compliance with the Federal Travel Regulation and agency policy, troubleshoot travel-system issues, support Go.gov transition, deliver user training, and maintain documentation and controls to enable uninterrupted government travel operations.

Provide onsite IT support for end users at the U.S. Attorney's Office: troubleshoot hardware/software/account/network issues, configure and maintain Windows workstations and mobile devices, support Office and Adobe applications, maintain AV and office equipment, track assets, follow DOJ cybersecurity and records procedures, and assist with equipment setup, inventories, and PIV card maintenance.

Provide end-to-end federal travel support: plan travel, prepare and review authorizations and vouchers, process reimbursements, administer electronic travel systems (E2 Solutions/Go.gov), deliver training, resolve workflows/errors, support reporting, and assist with system transition and user support for FRTIB.

Provide onsite IT support to end users at the U.S. Attorney's Office: troubleshoot hardware/software/network issues, configure and maintain Windows workstations and mobile devices, support Microsoft Office and Adobe applications, manage equipment inventory and setup, follow DOJ cybersecurity and records procedures, and assist with network and AV systems.

Provide end-to-end federal travel management: plan travel, prepare and review authorizations and vouchers, book reservations, process reimbursements, administer E2 Solutions/Go.gov workflows and roles, train users, produce reports, and support Go.gov transition while ensuring Federal Travel Regulation compliance.

Provide witness management support for the U.S. Attorney's Office: coordinate witness contact, travel, lodging, reimbursement, court appearances, and documentation; liaise with AUSAs, courts, marshals, and agencies; maintain files and databases; perform related administrative and logistical duties.

Provide legal support for DOJ healthcare fraud and opioid cases: conduct research and discovery, prepare pleadings, petitions, memoranda, maintain case files, assist attorneys, and use legal databases and case-management tools.

Coordinate and manage fact witnesses for the U.S. Attorney's Office, including travel and lodging arrangements, notifications, courtroom orientation, reimbursement processing, liaison with agencies, and general administrative file and schedule maintenance to ensure witness appearances at hearings and trials.

Provide witness management and coordination for the U.S. Attorney's Office, handling travel arrangements, notifications, reimbursements, courtroom orientation, documentation, and interagency coordination; maintain files and databases and assist with logistical and administrative duties related to fact witnesses.

Provide paralegal support for DOJ healthcare fraud and opioid-related cases, including pleadings, discovery, legal research, case management, file maintenance, drafting memoranda and correspondence, reviewing legal instruments, and using legal databases and tools.

Provide legal support for DOJ healthcare fraud and opioid cases: assist attorneys with pleadings, discovery, legal research, case management, document review and preparation, maintain case files, prepare memoranda and reports, and use tools like IPRO, CaseMap, QuickBooks, and Microsoft Office. Role requires progressive relevant experience, a paralegal certificate, and U.S. citizenship; primary workstation in Providence with limited telework.