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Manages day-to-day technical delivery for Army information systems projects at Fort Belvoir. Responsibilities include developing and executing project plans, managing schedules, teams, risks, costs, requirements, integrations, and stakeholder meetings. The role leads project life cycles and briefs Army leadership on project status and benefits. Candidates need PMP certification, at least five years of information systems program management and Army PPB experience, and a Secret clearance.

Manages DoD or federal acquisition programs and contractor task execution, serving as the primary Government contact. Oversees personnel, schedules, quality assurance, risks, documentation, performance metrics, compliance, reporting, and executive briefings. Ensures contractual, technical, schedule, and quality objectives are achieved while aligning work with DoD policies, acquisition guidance, and CIO regulations.

The Senior Contract Analyst supports Defense Health Agency procurement activities by managing acquisition phases, analyzing proposal pricing and costs, determining price reasonableness, developing negotiation positions, resolving complex contracting issues, and advising stakeholders on Federal and DoD contracting requirements. The role requires expert knowledge of FAR, DFARS, acquisition procedures, and procurement management, along with strong communication, coordination, analytical, and technical skills.

Develop and test data connections, dashboards, reports, applications, and automated business processes within a cloud-based OneStream SaaS platform. Analyze requirements, configure and troubleshoot platform components, build KPI visualizations, execute testing, and resolve technical issues. The role requires JavaScript and SQL, Agile and SDLC experience, OneStream development expertise, OCA certification, and an IT-II Non-Critical Sensitive or Tier 3 clearance.

Supports the Defense Health Agency with federal acquisition and procurement activities. Reviews proposals, conducts price and cost analysis, determines price reasonableness, develops negotiation positions, resolves complex contracting issues, and provides expert guidance on Federal and DoD contracting principles. The role requires extensive Federal procurement experience, including time as a GS-1102 contracting officer, contract specialist, or procurement analyst.

Provides independent technical expertise, analysis, research, and solutions for complex EDI/XML and logistics information-system problems. Advises executive-level project teams, interprets DoD data and transaction standards, and supports integration across military supply, distribution, materiel management, and logistics systems. Requires extensive knowledge of DLMS, legacy formats, MILSTRIP, MILSTRAP, MILSBILLS, DLA operations, and related automated information systems. May lead major programs and develop innovative solutions with minimal direction.

Lead architecture development and technical analysis for DHS financial systems infrastructure, operations, maintenance, and development. Analyze current architecture, assess future technology trends, and recommend improvements while guiding a team of engineers, developers, and system administrators. The role requires expertise with F5 load balancers, Oracle databases, Oracle Forms/Reports 12c, Java/J2E, and Microsoft Office 365.

Supports DTRA's Global Threat Reduction Directorate with DoD planning, programming, budgeting, and budget execution. Tracks funding, commitments, obligations, disbursements, burn rates, and unliquidated obligations; develops POM materials, budget exhibits, cost estimates, and financial reports. Maintains and reconciles data across PBMT, DAI, and JICAP, supports acquisition and audit-readiness activities, and provides financial analysis and recommendations to leadership.

Supports the Army’s cPROBE data repositories and database layer by designing, implementing, and maintaining reliable, secure, high-performance data infrastructure. Responsibilities include managing interfaces and APIs, minimizing data access latency, defining data and metadata requirements, designing data warehouses, implementing business rules, facilitating change control, and conducting data verification and testing. The role also coordinates with architects, programmers, analysts, and engineers while providing product support and maintenance.

Develops, maintains, tests, and documents software applications with a strong emphasis on secure coding and cybersecurity. Responsibilities include threat modeling, risk analysis, vulnerability mitigation, security testing, encryption, PKI integration, access control, identity management, code reviews, and software validation. The role collaborates with engineering and customer teams, supports secure software lifecycles, maintains existing systems, and may supervise technical personnel. A bachelor’s degree, active TS/SCI clearance, CI polygraph eligibility, and IAM II certification are required.