Top Hybrid Jobs in Washington DC,

Supports the Economics team within Risk Advisory by analyzing complex datasets, applying economic theory, developing hypotheses, reviewing litigation materials, preparing expert reports and presentations, assessing projections and forecasts, and delivering client recommendations. The role requires quantitative programming, financial market and risk management knowledge, quality control, project management, strong communication, and collaboration. Travel and work outside normal business hours may be required.

Lead and grow an infrastructure engineering team while designing, deploying, securing, and maintaining networks, containerized services, Linux systems, workstations, backup systems, and recovery procedures. The role owns foundational architecture, documentation, availability, connectivity support, and secure workflows in a security-sensitive environment. Responsibilities also include hiring, mentoring, incident support, stakeholder collaboration, and administration of custom or potentially air-gapped infrastructure.

Research and analyze partnership tax issues, review agreements and transaction documents, and draft technical memoranda, guidance, and training materials. Translate complex Subchapter K concepts into clear explanations, support client and internal consultations, collaborate on thought leadership and knowledge management, and improve scalable technical-content processes. The role requires strong writing, analytical, organizational, communication, and project-management skills, with approximately 10% travel.

Manages multiple federal architecture and engineering projects from scope definition through design, construction administration, and closeout. Leads multidisciplinary teams, coordinates consultants and federal stakeholders, and oversees scope, schedules, budgets, quality, risk, staffing, contracts, and client communication. Reviews design and construction deliverables, supports federal compliance, manages construction-phase issues, and maintains project records and financial forecasts. The hybrid role requires regular presence at Washington, DC-area client facilities and periodic travel to project sites.

Leads ACS’s social media transformation through platform-specific storytelling, creator partnerships, audience engagement, analytics, and reputation management. Develops social strategy across established and emerging platforms, advises executives, monitors trends and sentiment, guides crisis response, and manages a team of social media specialists. The role collaborates with communications, marketing, editorial, and creative teams to deliver integrated campaigns and strengthen ACS’s influence and credibility in public scientific discourse.

Leads editorial content strategy and execution for live events and summits. Develops bipartisan agendas, books high-profile speakers, manages moderators, oversees main-stage programming, and partners with newsroom, video, social, marketing, and production teams. The role also mentors editorial staff, maintains influential relationships, manages event timelines, and ensures compelling content delivery across live and digital audiences.

Leads market expansion by securing transportation hubs, managing government and private-sector relationships, navigating regulations, and driving site acquisition and strategic partnerships. Represents the company in public consultations and infrastructure forums, aligns regional strategy with government policy, oversees compliance, and manages up to two direct reports. The role requires business development, negotiation, stakeholder management, transportation regulation, real estate, and project management expertise, with up to 30% travel.

Manage outsourced accounting client relationships and financial reporting needs. Responsibilities include monitoring client performance, preparing budgets and financial statements, managing controls, reviewing reconciliations and payroll, researching complex transactions, and communicating financial metrics. Lead accounts payable and receivable support, supervise and mentor staff, and develop new client engagements through professional networking. Travel to local client sites as needed.

Provides administrative and business program support to the DOE/NNSA Office of International Programs. Responsibilities include tracking action items and reports, coordinating correspondence, managing executive meetings and travel, facilitating security and visitor access, arranging classified and unclassified conferences, supporting onboarding and offboarding, and developing briefing materials. The role requires onsite work in Washington, DC and an active Q or Top Secret clearance.

Drive Apex’s growth in US Government markets by identifying, qualifying, and closing opportunities with government prime contractors. Own full-cycle deal execution, account strategies, win plans, pipeline development, forecasting, CRM hygiene, customer relationships, and new business bookings. Provide market feedback on product, pricing, and competitive positioning while representing the company at industry events and customer meetings. The role requires deep knowledge of satellite markets, government acquisition processes, and prime/subcontractor dynamics.