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Develops and maintains programming solutions for Texas birth defects registry modernization and electronic case reporting. Responsibilities include assessing interoperability needs, documenting system requirements, building automated data ingestion and validation workflows, creating dashboards, integrating health data, testing processes, troubleshooting issues, and maintaining technical documentation. The role collaborates with epidemiology, program, and technical teams to improve registry workflows and reduce manual case review.

Converts inbound phone inquiries into new ALLO Fiber customers through consultative selling, product education, lead follow-up, and installation coordination. Provides customer service by processing payments, resolving billing issues, handling equipment returns, and troubleshooting service concerns. Uses LeadAgent CRM and NISC, collaborates with internal teams, meets sales targets, and supports front-office operations. This is an in-office role with occasional evening and weekend availability required.

The Archivist will manage, preserve, catalog, and research FBI Experience collections, including digital archives, artifacts, photographs, videos, and records. Responsibilities include exhibit and historical content development, collection inventory and asset tracking, records management, artifact handling, storage coordination, staff training, visitor tours, and collaboration with the FBI Historian and Collections Team. The role requires an active Top Secret clearance and the ability to lift up to 20 pounds.

Lead a technical training program with multiple annual sessions, managing planning, instructors, role players, logistics, facilities, budgets, contracting compliance, performance metrics, stakeholder communications, and continuous improvement. Serve as the primary program contact and ensure consistent, high-quality adult learning experiences. The role is full-time and on-site in Williamsburg, Virginia, requires an active PMP certification and active TS/SCI with polygraph clearance, and is contingent upon contract award.

Supports DoD and civilian agency acquisition and contract management programs. Responsibilities include preparing acquisition documentation, managing customer engagement, assessing cost, schedule, and technical risks, validating milestone readiness, monitoring contract compliance, and preparing reports and briefings. The role requires DAWIA certification, DoD acquisition experience, knowledge of ACAT programs and Marine Corps Systems Command structures, and the ability to obtain and maintain a DoD security clearance.

Provides advanced technical support and escalation assistance for complex IT infrastructure issues. Completes server, cloud, virtualization, and network projects; evaluates client requirements; supports solution design and implementation; diagnoses infrastructure problems; communicates technical risks; coordinates with internal teams; and maintains detailed documentation.

Deploy and customize Armadin’s AI-powered security platform in customer environments. Own deployments from pre-sales scoping through expansion, build integrations and agent workflows, support upgrades and incidents, create automation and runbooks, and translate customer feedback into product improvements. The role requires close collaboration with security, platform, DevOps, and executive stakeholders, along with strong software, cloud, networking, and operational deployment skills.

Designs, deploys, monitors, and troubleshoots enterprise NIPR and SIPR networks, including routers, switches, transport systems, routing protocols, and Type-1 encryption devices. Performs network upgrades, vulnerability remediation, STIG implementation, incident response, carrier coordination, change management, and acceptance testing. Serves as alternate team lead, supports modernization projects, maintains COMSEC accountability, and participates in an on-call rotation.

Evaluates and qualifies server hardware, components, and platforms; installs and troubleshoots Linux; configures VMware environments, BIOS/UEFI, firmware, and boot processes; performs CPU, memory, storage, and networking validation; develops Bash or shell automation scripts; troubleshoots hardware and software issues; and documents testing procedures and configurations.

Provides hands-on functional support for Oracle WIP and Oracle Quality in a manufacturing environment. Troubleshoots discrete jobs, routings, inspections, scrap, completions, variances, failed transactions, and data integrity issues. Designs and maintains Quality Collection Plans, writes SQL queries, builds operational reports, and translates production problems into practical Oracle solutions while partnering directly with engineering and manufacturing teams.