Jobs at KMRG, LLC

Coordinates fact-witness participation in court appearances, trials, grand jury proceedings, and pretrial conferences. Responsibilities include arranging travel and lodging, managing schedules and files, processing reimbursements, preparing legal documentation, coordinating with courts and federal agencies, providing courtroom orientation, and addressing witness needs or noncompliance. The role requires sound judgment, communication, multitasking, knowledge of legal procedures, and adherence to DOJ and USAO policies.

Supports the U.S. Attorney’s Office with fact-witness management, court scheduling, travel and lodging arrangements, reimbursement processing, documentation, file maintenance, and coordination with courts and government agencies. Provides courtroom orientation, tracks hearings and trials, handles witness inquiries and special circumstances, and ensures compliance with DOJ and USAO procedures. Requires sound judgment, legal terminology knowledge, strong communication, and administrative organization.

Manage office schedules, records, meetings, official travel, correspondence, supplies, and branch operations for Navy Strategic Systems Programs Headquarters. Prepare agendas, minutes, memoranda, reports, and presentations; track tasks and deadlines; process correspondence; coordinate with personnel; and resolve administrative issues. The role is primarily on-site and requires U.S. citizenship plus the ability to obtain and maintain a Secret clearance.

Provides criminal litigation, legal research, discovery, evidence, trial, case management, scheduling, and administrative support to Assistant United States Attorneys. Responsibilities include preparing and filing legal documents, organizing case materials, conducting directed research, managing deadlines and records, preparing courtroom exhibits, coordinating travel, and supporting office operations. The role is based in Atlanta with possible work at Georgia branch offices and occasional district travel.

Provides senior government finance guidance to the Government Publishing Office and CFO, covering federal budgeting, appropriations, accounting, cost analysis, financial controls, audit responses, capital planning, OMB reporting, and strategic investments. The consultant develops policies, evaluates financial systems and processes, prepares reports and recommendations, supports oversight inquiries, and provides training. The role requires extensive Legislative Branch experience, CPA and CGFM credentials, specialized federal financial management expertise, and a current favorable Public Trust determination.

Provides senior federal finance guidance to the Government Publishing Office, covering budgeting, appropriations, accounting policies, financial controls, cost analysis, capital planning, audits, OMB reporting, and strategic investment planning. The role develops financial policies, evaluates processes and systems, prepares reports and recommendations, supports Congressional and oversight inquiries, and provides training. Requires extensive Legislative Branch experience, CPA and CGFM credentials, advanced federal financial management expertise, and a current Public Trust determination.

Provide senior federal budgeting and appropriations guidance to GPO’s CFO. Responsibilities include budget forecasting, appropriations requests, cost and capital expenditure analysis, financial controls, audit responses, OMB reporting, policy development, strategic investment planning, and process improvements. The role requires collaboration across teams, recurring reporting, and knowledge transfer while supporting federal financial management and Legislative Branch requirements.

Provides senior-level federal financial management guidance to the Government Publishing Office. Responsibilities include budget forecasting, appropriations support, cost and capital expenditure analysis, internal controls, audit responses, financial policy development, OMB reporting, strategic investment planning, and process improvement. The role requires extensive federal budgeting and Legislative Branch experience, CPA and CGFM credentials, Public Trust approval, and expertise in federal financial regulations and accounting systems.

Provides criminal litigation, legal research, discovery, evidence, trial preparation, case management, scheduling, and administrative support to Assistant United States Attorneys. Responsibilities include preparing and filing legal documents, organizing case materials, conducting directed research, managing discovery and evidence, preparing courtroom materials, tracking deadlines, coordinating travel, and maintaining case files. The role is full-time, primarily on-site in Atlanta, and may require travel within the district.

Provides administrative support to Navy Strategic Systems Programs by managing calendars, meetings, travel requests, correspondence, records, office supplies, and task tracking. Prepares memoranda, reports, meeting minutes, and presentation materials; coordinates official communications and supports security-related workflows, including DISS visit requests. The role requires proficiency with Microsoft Office, independent judgment, strict deadline management, U.S. citizenship, and eligibility for a Secret security clearance. Work is primarily on-site in Cape Canaveral, Florida.

Manages office schedules, meetings, official travel, correspondence, records, supplies, and administrative workflows supporting Navy Strategic Systems Programs. Prepares memoranda, reports, meeting minutes, and presentations; tracks tasks and deadlines; coordinates across branches; processes security information; and maintains office systems and documentation under Navy procedures.

Provides administrative support to Navy Strategic Systems Programs headquarters by managing schedules, official travel, meetings, correspondence, records, task tracking, supplies, and office procedures. The role requires preparing documents and presentations, coordinating across branches, resolving administrative issues, and handling security-related information. Work is primarily on-site at Washington Navy Yard and requires eligibility to obtain and maintain a Secret clearance.

The Office Administrator supports Navy Strategic Systems Programs by coordinating schedules, meetings, travel, correspondence, records, and office workflows. Responsibilities include preparing official documents, maintaining calendars and archives, tracking tasks and deadlines, managing supplies and communications, processing security information, and supporting administrative procedures. The role is primarily on-site and requires coordination with Navy personnel, independent judgment, accurate documentation, and compliance with federal administrative standards.

Manage office schedules, records, meetings, official travel, correspondence, supplies, and administrative workflows for Navy Strategic Systems Programs Headquarters. Prepare agendas, minutes, memoranda, reports, and presentations; track tasks and deadlines; coordinate across branches; process security-related information; and resolve administrative issues. The role is primarily on-site and requires U.S. citizenship with the ability to obtain and maintain a Secret clearance.

Coordinates Navy branch schedules, meetings, travel, correspondence, records, calendars, office supplies, and administrative workflows. Prepares memoranda, reports, meeting minutes, and presentation materials; tracks deadlines and action items; processes security information and supports DISS visit requests. The role is primarily on-site and requires coordination across SSP branches, independent judgment, strong document-management skills, and eligibility to obtain a Secret clearance.