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The Appian Consultant will develop solutions in Appian, work independently and in teams, and present to stakeholders. Responsibilities include understanding user requirements and delivering high-quality code.

As an Appian Architect, you will lead software development projects, mentor developers, and work with clients to design software solutions that fit their needs.

The Lead Appian Associate will manage software development projects, mentor developers, communicate with clients, and implement effective Appian solutions.

The Business Analyst will document user stories, collaborate with product owners, lead scrum sessions, perform system analysis, and support implementation efforts. They will provide training and update process documentation.

The Quality Analyst will interpret requirements, write test plans, design and implement testing procedures, analyze test cases and provide progress reports, and serve as a subject matter specialist.

The Avaya Engineer (L1/L2 Support) will manage Avaya telephony systems, provide user support, and handle system configuration and maintenance tasks, ensuring optimal performance and timely incident resolution.

The Appian Developer will design, develop, and maintain applications using Appian, support data integration and workflow automation, and collaborate with teams to implement business solutions, particularly within federal workforce systems.

The Task Lead will manage on-site deliverables, coordinate with the Government functional lead, and require extensive experience in information systems security and risk management.

The Project Manager oversees technical supervision, contract performance, staffing, and communication of policies while interfacing with government personnel at Scott AFB.

The Application Programmer will design, develop, test, and maintain software applications, ensuring they meet user and system requirements, and support sustainment lifecycle activities.