The Computer Scientist role involves designing and developing software systems to enhance Army operations, ensuring security and performance standards while collaborating with teams to create innovative solutions.

The Enterprise Architect will develop strategic technology plans, design architecture frameworks, conduct risk assessments, and ensure compliance with standards for secure computing environments.

The Voice & Data Communications Specialist will install, maintain, and troubleshoot telecommunications systems, ensuring reliable connectivity for mission-critical personnel.

The Low Code Software Developer will design and maintain applications using Microsoft Power Platform, optimize business processes, and ensure compliance with Army IT systems.

The Information Security Specialist will ensure the confidentiality and integrity of information assets, applying security technologies and best practices to protect sensitive data and systems from threats.

The Service Desk Site Lead manages ticket assignments, oversees Tier I and II support, drives service improvement, and collaborates with technical teams to resolve issues.

The Technical Editor will review and edit various technical documents for clarity and compliance, collaborating with teams to enhance document quality.

Manage service request queue, ensuring timely intake, assignment, and resolution of incidents while driving process improvements and meeting SLAs.

The Database Administrator will manage databases, ensuring data integrity and security. Responsibilities include installation, configuration, optimization, performance tuning, backups, and collaborating with development teams for efficient data management.

The MAC System Administrator is responsible for maintaining macOS systems, enforcing security policies, managing updates, and ensuring compliance with DoD IT policies.

The Network Engineer Advisor will design and build networks, maintain, and upgrade network components, providing innovative solutions and ensuring compliance while supporting the U.S. Army's NETCOM.

The Senior Network Engineer will design, operate, and sustain the Extreme Networks infrastructure, ensuring high-performance network operations and supporting critical language education for military personnel.

The Linux System Administrator manages installation, configuration, and upkeep of RHEL systems and ensures compliance with DoD cybersecurity policies, focusing on automation and system integrity.

The Network Administrator will provide support for the Air National Guard's UAV operations, maintain network security, and manage communications networks.

The Computer System Analyst III will support cybersecurity and technical management for NIWC Atlantic Polar Programs, ensuring IT systems' security and operational integrity through risk analysis and assessment of security controls.

The Service Desk Technician will provide Tier I and II technical support, recommend system modifications, and collaborate with teams to resolve issues.

The Cybersecurity Information System Security Manager oversees risk management and compliance activities for Army IT systems, ensuring security and accreditation in the DoD framework.

The MAC System Administrator will maintain macOS systems, manage updates, enforce security policies, and ensure compliance with DoD standards.

The Service Desk Incident Manager manages service requests and incidents, ensuring compliance with DoD standards and driving process improvement.

The Power BI Developer will assist in creating and maintaining visual reports and dashboards for Army operational units, transforming data into insights under guidance, and participating in feedback sessions for improvements.