Jobs at Mayvin, Inc.

Lead Electronic Warfare program initiatives supporting USSOCOM, including acquisition documentation, solicitation reviews, technical evaluations, contractor oversight, acceptance testing, sustainment planning, resource coordination, and performance monitoring. The role provides program-wide situational awareness, tracks risks and issues, and recommends improvements while applying SOCOM acquisition policies, DoD 5000, JCIDS/SOFCIDS, and SOF-specific processes.

Leads a global DoD enterprise IT support program for U.S. Army Transportation Command. Responsibilities include managing staffing, subcontractors, cybersecurity, cost, schedule, quality, risk, governance, transitions, operational continuity, and compliance. The role coordinates with ARTRANS, RNECs, NETCOM, and DISA while ensuring personnel meet clearance, credentialing, and DoD cyber workforce requirements.

Conducts investigative research and data analysis using law enforcement and public databases to support fugitive investigations. Coordinates investigative leads and requests across agencies, assists with property inventory and shipping, and prepares reports and presentation materials. Requires U.S. citizenship, a Public Trust background investigation, three years of data review and analysis experience, and Microsoft Office proficiency.

Supports the U.S. Marshals Service Financial Services Division by processing financial transactions, reviewing accounting practices and financial statements, ensuring regulatory compliance, identifying corrective actions, and coordinating with federal employees, contractors, and divisions.

Supports the U.S. Marshals Service Procurement Division with federal contract reviews, cradle-to-grave contract administration, order modifications, close-outs, solicitation package reviews, and contract data entry into UFMS. Assists contracting officers with purchase actions and advises program offices on required solicitation documentation.

Provides financial and administrative support for a federal law enforcement program by tracking partner-agency expenditures, reviewing invoices, ensuring Anti-Deficiency Act compliance, coordinating with the Office of Financial Management, securing expenditure approvals, and processing payments. The role also supports financial documentation and reporting using Microsoft Office tools, requires collaboration with partner agencies, and may involve evening, weekend, or holiday work.

Write and refine compliant federal government proposal content, analyze solicitations, develop evaluator-focused narratives, collaborate with SMEs and capture teams, create past performance and key personnel sections, participate in proposal planning and color-team reviews, and support business development activities including RFI responses and reusable content development.

Supports FEMA’s CBRN Operations Division through integrated logistics support, acquisition logistics analysis, product support management, and lifecycle sustainment planning. Develops and reviews acquisition and logistics documentation, contributes to logistics requirements and implementation plans, participates in integrated product teams, and manages multiple concurrent projects. The role requires acquisition program support experience, strong analytical and organizational skills, Microsoft Office proficiency, U.S. citizenship, and an active Secret clearance.

Supports the U.S. Marshals Service Financial Services Division with accounts payable, audits, reconciliations, financial reporting, journal entries, data entry, payment processing, invoice distribution, and administrative support. The role also helps resolve accounting issues and liaises with federal employees, contractors, and internal divisions.

Analyze wearable sensor, biometric, operational, and medical datasets to generate insights on human performance, brain health, force readiness, and mission effectiveness. Develop dashboards, metrics, scorecards, visualizations, and recurring reports; perform statistical and longitudinal analyses; present findings to military leaders; and collaborate with technical teams to improve data quality and reporting.

Provides senior-level federal contract support for the United States Marshals Service. Assists contracting officers with cradle-to-grave contract actions, awards, task orders, administration, solicitation reviews, FAR-compliant market research, Determination and Findings documentation, and statistical analysis. The role requires independent work, regulatory compliance, and creative problem-solving for complex contracting challenges.

Provides administrative and operational support to the Office of the Ombuds, including executive calendar management, meeting coordination, correspondence, reports, presentations, outreach, training, policy research, and confidential information handling. Supports senior executives and leadership while coordinating office activities and communications for the United States Marshals Service mission.

Lead human factors engineering across testing of CBRN detection systems. Conduct usability, task, workload, human-in-the-loop, and human-system interface evaluations; analyze operator errors and incidents; and recommend design, training, and procedural mitigations. Integrate human performance findings into test plans, reports, and acquisition decisions. Collaborate with systems engineers and stakeholders to ensure traceable, testable human factors requirements within federal acquisition and test-and-evaluation frameworks.

Lead developmental and operational testing for CBRN detection systems supporting DHS and FEMA acquisition decisions, technology maturation, and fielding. Translate requirements into test objectives and verification criteria, oversee test events and systems integration, analyze test data, and prepare technical reports and executive briefings. Serve as a senior technical SME coordinating government, contractor, and interagency stakeholders while improving testing processes, quality assurance, and decision-making confidence.

Develops and maintains Microsoft Power Platform applications supporting investigative and analytic workflows for the U.S. Marshals Service. Responsibilities include application lifecycle management, integrations with Dataverse, SharePoint, Microsoft 365, APIs, and databases, plus evaluation of online investigative and open-source intelligence tools. The role translates business requirements into secure, user-friendly applications and automated workflows.

Reviews and evaluates background investigation and reinvestigation reports for USMS personnel suitability and security eligibility. Summarizes investigative issues, recommends approval or disapproval, identifies and mitigates derogatory information, resolves discrepancies through additional inquiries, and provides final adjudication recommendations using established security criteria.

Provides senior-level process analysis and operational improvement support for the Administrative Office of the U.S. Courts. Assesses workflows, roles, governance structures, decision authorities, and organizational interfaces supporting court security operations. Develops current- and future-state process models, evaluates organizational alternatives, and recommends improvements to accountability, coordination, standardization, and decision-making while collaborating with security, workforce, and analytical subject matter experts.

Conduct advanced workforce analysis for the Administrative Office of the U.S. Courts. Develop statistically defensible staffing methodologies, workforce baselines, scalable staffing models, staffing equations, and supporting tools. Apply statistical analysis, operations research, facility segmentation, scenario and sensitivity testing, and qualitative validation. Collaborate with security and data analytics subject matter experts to document assumptions, limitations, operational factors, and model performance.

Develop and validate quantitative models, dashboards, decision tools, and analytical products supporting Judicial Facility Security Program assessments. Translate findings from workforce, process, governance, and security subject matter experts into government-maintainable tools. Document data sources, assumptions, logic, limitations, and update procedures, while supporting testing, user guidance, knowledge transfer, and quality review.

Provide TSCM expertise: plan and execute CONUS/OCONUS missions, conduct training and labs, evaluate equipment (OT&E), research technical threats, advise on physical and technical security, and deliver reports and briefings to military and agency stakeholders.