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Designs, builds, maintains, and troubleshoots SQL queries and data extracts for financial and operational reporting. Transforms source data into reliable datasets, automates recurring processes, validates and reconciles data, identifies quality issues, and supports integrations between systems and analytics platforms. The role also documents data flows and technical processes while supporting federal law enforcement clients.

Serves as the functional and technical bridge between business operations and supporting systems. Analyzes CMM configuration, gathers requirements, develops use cases, supports change requests, assesses process impacts, and recommends system changes. Coordinates releases with technical teams, supports functional testing and user acceptance testing, and assists with implementation and transition to successor systems. The role requires strong business process, requirements, configuration, change management, and communication skills, with federal financial systems experience preferred.

Manage QA validation, functional and regression testing, configuration management, and software release activities. Develop test plans, document results, track defects in JIRA, validate corrections, and recommend mitigation actions. Maintain configuration and change records while supporting planned and emergency releases, upgrades, patching, and security remediation. Coordinate with business analysts, technical teams, and federal IT stakeholders. The role requires a bachelor’s degree, 4–7+ years of relevant experience, U.S. citizenship, and local availability in the Washington, DC metropolitan area.

Designs, configures, maintains, and enhances SharePoint repositories, sites, and pages within Microsoft 365. Manages document organization, metadata, permissions, access controls, auditability, and records-management compliance. Supports data collection and user access, troubleshoots issues, improves workflows, and coordinates enhancements with OCIO. The role also supports information-protection requirements and may integrate Power Automate, Power Apps, and Power BI.

Develops and maintains training plans, course materials, user guides, SOPs, process desk guides, and tip sheets. Assesses training needs, coordinates education with system releases, conducts primarily virtual government-approved training, and ensures processes are repeatable, auditable, and understandable. The role translates technical and business workflows into clear documentation for government and contractor personnel.

Leads the program’s data and analytics capability, developing financial and operational analyses, data-quality practices, cost models, dashboards, and executive visualizations. The role supports billing methodologies, anomaly and trend identification, Government requests, and repeatable analytical processes. It requires translating complex data into actionable findings and documenting assumptions and data sources, with preferred experience in federal financial management, cost allocation, predictive modeling, and federal financial systems.

Leads execution of a federal CS-OPS program, overseeing contract activities, staffing, subcontractors, schedules, risks, quality, deliverables, reporting, and customer relationships. Manages multidisciplinary technical teams, integrated master schedules, project plans, corrective actions, and firm-fixed-price performance. Requires federal program management and financial management experience, executive stakeholder communication, and U.S. citizenship. Candidates must be local to the Washington, DC metropolitan area and work onsite as needed.

Develops secure, automated CI/CD pipelines for federal law enforcement systems. Collaborates with cross-functional teams to build, test, and release software in 2–4 week sprints; troubleshoots complex DevSecOps issues; responds to client requirements; and communicates technical concepts effectively. The role requires CloudBees/Jenkins, Terraform, Git/GitHub, AWS administration, U.S. citizenship, a bachelor’s degree, and eligibility for DHS 6C Public Trust clearance.

The Data Engineer will develop and implement software solutions for law enforcement, focusing on data management, system optimization, and effective communication with clients.

The Data Engineer will develop data and software solutions for law enforcement, create reports, and manage data sources. Responsibilities include collaborating with teams to analyze data, communicate with clients, and ensure high-performance analytics tools.