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Own strategic enterprise accounts to drive adoption, retention, and expansion. Develop account strategies, build executive and technical relationships, run QBRs and engagement cadences, orchestrate internal teams, structure commercial terms, maintain forecasts, health metrics, and growth pipelines to ensure measurable customer outcomes.

Manages day-to-day information system security for DoD Collateral, SCI, and SAP environments. Responsibilities include maintaining authorization packages, monitoring compliance, conducting security reviews and impact analyses, coordinating configuration changes, auditing records, identifying vulnerabilities, supporting incident recovery, and ensuring physical, personnel, and technical security controls. The role requires TS/SCI clearance, SAP eligibility, polygraph willingness, RMF experience, and DoD 8570 IAM Level II compliance.

Serves as the primary HR advisor for logistics associates and leaders, supporting associate relations, investigations, performance management, compliance, onboarding, workforce planning, recruitment, and engagement. The role analyzes HR metrics, coaches leaders, interprets policies, recommends corrective actions, and supports a high-volume hourly workforce while maintaining strong internal and external partnerships.

Serves as the first point of contact for visitors, clients, vendors, and community partners; answers calls, manages visitor access, handles mail and deliveries, and provides administrative support across the organization. The role requires strong communication, organization, confidentiality, multitasking, customer service, and proficiency with Microsoft 365, Adobe Acrobat, and electronic document systems.

Leads implementation of an organization-wide strategic plan, coordinating cross-functional teams, governance, timelines, risks, performance measurement, reporting, stakeholder communication, and executive materials. Translates strategic priorities into actionable roadmaps with owners, metrics, resources, and review processes. Builds collaboration across departments, leadership, boards, and external partners while supporting change management, accountability, and inclusive plan adoption.

Designs low-voltage and communication systems for building projects with moderate supervision. Develops telecom drawings and documentation, coordinates with project teams and MEP trades, performs quality checks, supports RFIs and submittals, and participates in meetings and site visits. Uses Revit, Bluebeam, BIM tools, and Deltek while providing guidance to junior team members. Domestic and international travel is required, and the employee is expected to pursue relevant telecom or project management certifications.

Provides administrative and litigation support to three or more attorneys by managing calendars, correspondence, pleadings, mail, calls, mediations, depositions, case information requests, deadlines, and document production. The role requires strong proofreading, communication, organizational, customer service, and office software skills, along with familiarity with civil defense litigation, court procedures, transcription tools, and case management systems.

Implements and maintains physical and virtual infrastructure, including compute, storage, networking, operating systems, and virtualization platforms. Develops infrastructure-as-code automation, applies security best practices, supports application deployment, and participates in capacity planning, performance tuning, troubleshooting, documentation, and on-call operations. Collaborates with application, operations, cross-functional teams, and vendors to ensure scalable, available, secure, and cost-efficient systems.

Supports clinical operations by troubleshooting IT and EMR issues, managing helpdesk workflows, tracking assets and vendor invoices, coordinating onboarding and offboarding, maintaining operational processes, conducting QA reviews, supporting licensing, analyzing operational data, and coordinating projects and special initiatives.

The Network Engineer II supports and improves global enterprise network infrastructure, including routing, switching, wireless, firewalls, VPN, WAN, and Azure-connected environments. Responsibilities include troubleshooting incidents, monitoring performance, implementing infrastructure projects, managing changes, supporting security controls, coordinating with carriers and vendors, maintaining documentation, and assisting with compliance and cybersecurity investigations. The role supports corporate, engineering, manufacturing, data center, warehouse, and office locations, with occasional after-hours work and domestic or international travel.