Top IT Jobs in Washington, DC

The Project Manager will oversee project planning, execution, and completion. Responsibilities include managing timelines, budgets, resources, and ensuring successful delivery of projects while meeting goals for customer satisfaction and quality. The role involves detailed project planning, cross-functional team collaboration, and problem analysis.

The Junior IT Systems Administrator will support the IT infrastructure, manage network servers, oversee Microsoft Office 365 services, conduct security management tasks, and assist with compliance activities. Responsibilities include patch management, user support, and collaboration with the IT team to resolve technical issues.

The IT Project Manager will organize, direct, and manage complex project tasks, ensuring conformance with schedules and costs. Responsibilities include overseeing contract support teams, maintaining client communications, and managing federal government contracts, with a focus on proactive problem solving and effective project management.

As an IT Test Engineer, you will lead IT testing operations including accessibility and functionality testing, while coordinating and executing testing activities. You will also be responsible for on-site section 508 testing and providing tier 4 support when necessary, ensuring effective communication with stakeholders regarding test status.

The Systems Consultant will provide expert support for hardware and software systems in Windows and Apple environments. Responsibilities include troubleshooting technical issues, delivering technical briefings, providing customer support, and teaching technical concepts to users for efficient technology utilization.

The IT Developer/Engineer will be responsible for Object Oriented development using ASP.NET and C#, GUI design, including HTML/CSS, and implementing N-tier architecture. They will create ASP.NET custom controls, write Oracle Stored Procedures, and produce design documentation. The role requires strong collaboration and communication skills, with a focus on mentoring team members and working in a fast-paced environment.

The IT Investment / CPIC Specialist will manage IT investment operations and capital planning for USDA Food and Nutrition Service, support Acquisition Approval Requests, contribute to OMB reporting, assist in budget reviews, and ensure compliance with SDLC methodologies while providing executive support.