Jobs at One Federal Solution Corporation

Supports FOIA, Privacy Act, and information-access case management for the Department of State. Reviews responsive records, determines redactions and releases, prepares correspondence, and applies statutory, policy, foreign policy, and national security considerations. The role also analyzes organizational processes, maintains databases and reports, manages web and intranet content, supports crisis communications, and handles confidential information and public inquiries.

Coordinates administrative training operations for the U.S. Marshals Service, including maintaining LMS records, paper and electronic files, class documentation, certifications, attendance records, and compliance materials. Reviews records for accuracy, processes documents, enters and retrieves database information, reconciles inconsistencies, supports reporting, and coordinates with internal personnel. This is a full-time onsite role at FLETC requiring a bachelor’s degree, one year of related experience, U.S. citizenship, and eligibility for a Tier 2 Public Trust investigation.

Develop and maintain scientific research data applications for the USDA National Agricultural Library. Responsibilities include microservices, RESTful APIs, ETL and data migration, SaaS configuration, repository dashboards, QA and automated testing, production deployment, troubleshooting, accessibility compliance, and technical documentation. The role collaborates with federal stakeholders and technical teams in an Agile environment using Linux, open-source technologies, GIS, relational databases, and modern web development tools.

Provides application programming and QA engineering for federal scientific research data applications. Responsibilities include developing, modernizing, testing, deploying, securing, and maintaining Drupal and PHP applications; supporting legacy technology refreshes, DevSecOps, containerization, version control, production releases, and O&M; troubleshooting defects; documenting systems; and ensuring accessibility and security compliance while collaborating with government stakeholders and technical teams.

Provides specialized technical expertise to a federal client, supporting operational efficiency, mission requirements, complex problem solving, organizational compliance, and the development and review of substantive technical documentation. The role requires at least eight years of experience, a related master’s degree or twelve years of experience, a Secret clearance, strong communication skills, Microsoft Office proficiency, and primarily onsite work in Washington, DC.

Manage contractor staff and federal HQ Services program activities from planning through completion. Responsibilities include scheduling personnel, monitoring timelines and budgets, maintaining ISO 9001 quality compliance, managing risks, coordinating stakeholders, improving service delivery, communicating organizational goals, and fostering innovation. Requires significant program management experience, quality systems expertise, PMP certification, and a master’s degree or equivalent relevant experience.

Leads Agile teams as a Scrum Master and Senior Project Manager, facilitating collaboration, continuous improvement, and impediment removal. Implements ISO 9001-aligned Quality Management Systems to ensure high-quality deliverables and protects teams from external distractions. Requires at least five years of project management experience, strong Scrum expertise, relevant certification, and a bachelor’s degree or equivalent experience.

Lead the HQ Services program for a federal government client, serving as the contractor’s executive interface with government and agency representatives. Oversee program operations, staff leadership, strategic planning, risk management, innovation, and quality management systems. The role requires a PMP certification, significant program management experience, a Secret clearance, and primarily onsite work in Washington, DC. The position is contingent upon contract award.

Provides deep technical expertise for the HQ Services program by improving operational efficiency, solving complex problems, ensuring compliance, and producing or reviewing detailed technical documentation. Requires at least eight years of relevant experience, a master’s degree or equivalent experience, and strong technical writing skills.

Supports federal financial operations by processing documents and transactions, reviewing accounting practices and financial statements, ensuring compliance with federal laws and regulations, identifying corrective actions, and liaising with federal employees, contractors, and organizational divisions. The role uses UFMS and Microsoft Office tools, particularly Excel, and is performed onsite in Austin, Texas.

Supports federal acquisition and contracting throughout the contract lifecycle, including reviews, modifications, closeouts, solicitation package preparation, purchase orders, and task orders. Enters contract actions into UFMS, assists Contracting Officers, advises program offices on required documentation, applies FAR requirements, and coordinates with federal employees, contractors, and organizational divisions.

Provides administrative, analytical, and project support for federal initiatives. Responsibilities include coordinating projects, preparing reports and executive presentations, analyzing data, improving business processes, maintaining databases and reporting tools, supporting ServiceNow dashboard enhancements, documenting requirements, and coordinating stakeholders across organizational divisions.

Processes and reviews Intergovernmental Agreement and grant applications for federal prisoner housing services. Supports pre-award activities through wage determination requests, facility inspection documentation, market research, and cost analysis. Assists with policy updates, congressional inquiries, FOIA requests, and procurement guidance. Requires Federal Acquisition Regulation knowledge, four years of relevant experience, U.S. citizenship, Public Trust eligibility, and on-site work in Arlington, Virginia.

Leads day-to-day contractor operations for a federal client, supervising personnel, budgets, staffing, quality control, contract administration, SOPs, KPIs, risk management, and stakeholder coordination. The role supports museum or cultural institution operations, including visitor services, exhibits, education, IT/AV, events, facilities, and collections-related activities.

Provides hands-on IT and AV support for federal museum or public-facing technology environments. Responsibilities include network monitoring, system backups, patching, account administration, hardware and software troubleshooting, visitor Wi-Fi, media servers, digital displays, interactive systems, event technologies, and accessibility-aware maintenance. Requires Windows and macOS support, networking knowledge, cybersecurity fundamentals, cloud and SaaS experience, and successful federal suitability screening.

Oversee educational programming for K-12 and adult audiences, including curriculum delivery, school and community partnerships, field trips, volunteer coordination, instructional staff supervision, educational materials, schedules, safety, inventory, and quality control. Support STEM, history, hands-on, and off-site learning initiatives while maintaining an engaging environment for diverse participants.

Provides financial, accounting, budget, compliance, reconciliation, reporting, and administrative support to a federal government client. Reviews financial statements and documentation for accuracy and regulatory compliance, identifies discrepancies and improper expenditures, assists with budget requests, maintains financial records, and prepares reports using Microsoft Office. The role is onsite in Sacramento and requires eligibility to obtain and maintain a Public Trust.

Provides federal financial management support through budget execution, financial tracking, status-of-funds reporting, financial statement analysis, compliance reviews, and preparation of management reports and presentations. Processes transactions in UFMS, identifies corrective actions for improper expenditures, and uses advanced Excel functions to analyze and present financial information.

Provides administrative and analytical support for federal case processing, including maintaining physical and electronic files, reviewing and entering data, reconciling records, preparing reports, organizing investigative packages, processing documents, and coordinating information with investigative agencies and government offices.

Provides administrative and analytical support for federal case management, including maintaining physical and electronic files, reviewing and entering database information, reconciling inconsistencies, organizing investigative packages, preparing reports, processing documents, and assisting agencies with case-related information. The role also performs data extraction, tracking, correspondence, spreadsheet creation, word processing, and general documentation support.