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As a System Administrator for Network Tools, you will manage physical and virtual servers, install software, troubleshoot IT resources, and maintain network infrastructures. You will also be responsible for user account management and automating network operations while ensuring network security and efficient performance.

The Software Engineer will develop and verify software specifications, engage in coding, testing, and provide process improvements. Collaborating in an Agile environment, the role involves enhancing software capabilities and working closely with government clients.

The Emerging and Disruptive Technology Analyst will support analytical services for the Office of Naval Intelligence to protect naval technologies, analyze future technology impacts, and produce various intelligence reports for military and law enforcement stakeholders.

As a Software Tester, you will be responsible for testing software and ensuring that issues are resolved effectively. You will also optimize software graphical user interfaces and support the development and updates of software in a collaborative R&D environment.

The FOIA Analyst will support government clients by processing Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) and Privacy Act (PA) requests. Responsibilities include reviewing documents for release, interpreting regulations, making necessary redactions, and coordinating with program offices.

The Supervising Discipline Engineer is responsible for managing discipline engineering to meet project requirements, coordinating with various engineering disciplines, ensuring compliance with regulations, and managing budgets and schedules. The role includes assigning tasks, maintaining documentation, and advising project managers on project status, as well as employee evaluations and technical improvements within the group.

The Intelligence Analyst will prepare intelligence reports, assessments, and recommendations focused on identifying threats and vulnerabilities to U.S. interests. Responsibilities include writing threat assessments, producing intelligence products, conducting counterintelligence analysis, and delivering training on intelligence disciplines for military personnel.