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The Management Analyst II will conduct advanced data analysis, evaluate metrics, and provide recommendations for organizational improvements, primarily supporting U.S. Navy programs.

The Supervisory Technical Writer is responsible for leading a team of writers in developing and reviewing technical publications, ensuring clarity and compliance. Responsibilities include writing manuals, overseeing documentation, and revising materials as needed.

Integrate, install, configure, upgrade, compile, and sustain COTS/GOTS software in HPC environments. Develop automation scripts and playbooks, execute performance and failover tests, troubleshoot hardware/software, maintain virtualization and container platforms, produce technical documentation, track/report issues, and coordinate integration activities for system reliability.

The Software Engineer II (DevOps) will design, code, test, and maintain software systems, develop IaC solutions, and ensure CI/CD efficiency. They will work with various programming languages and technologies to automate processes and monitor system performance, while also leading development teams.

Design, develop, test, deploy, document, and maintain complex software systems. Implement features, debug defects, integrate COTS/GOTS/FOSS, write tests and scripts, work with databases, containers, orchestration, CI/CD, and lead development teams as needed.

The Technical Writer II develops, revises, and maintains technical documentation for lifecycle management, ensuring accuracy and compliance with standards. This role involves gathering information from SMEs and integrating technical data into clear publications.

Design, develop, test, deploy, document, maintain, and enhance complex software systems. Lead teams, implement algorithms, integrate COTS/GOTS/FOSS, develop cloud/containerized solutions, write tests and CI/CD pipelines, and ensure software quality and configuration management.

Responsible for planning, developing, and delivering technical training programs to enhance workforce proficiency and operational efficiency through effective instruction and curriculum development.

The Alarm Monitor is responsible for monitoring and responding to security alarms, documenting incidents, and ensuring compliance with security procedures.

The Locksmith will install, repair, and maintain various locking devices and security hardware, ensuring compliance with security policies for government facilities.