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Coordinate project meetings, workstreams, schedules, documentation, status reports, deliverables, and RAID tracking for a government health and human services engagement. Maintain project artifacts and trackers, document decisions and action items, support client communications, manage follow-ups, and assist portfolio managers and project leads across multiple concurrent initiatives. The role requires strong organization, communication, project management knowledge, Microsoft Office proficiency, and flexibility to work Guam Standard Time.

Lead consulting projects for state Health and Human Services agencies, including IT planning and procurement, systems implementation, IV&V, QA/testing, business process improvement, governance, and vendor oversight. Manage project teams, work plans, budgets, deliverables, risks, and executive communications. Facilitate stakeholder meetings, advise clients, mentor staff, and support business development. The role requires state HHS experience, PMP certification, technology expertise, strong communication skills, and up to 50% nationwide travel.

Provides management and information technology consulting across strategy, technology, operations, system implementation, risk management, and process improvement engagements. Responsibilities include client research and analysis, creating deliverables, participating in meetings and project teams, preparing status reports, supporting business development, and contributing to proposals. The role serves higher education, healthcare, commercial, and compliance, security, and risk management clients.

Leads business analysis across enterprise initiatives, including software selection, implementations, process improvement, and transformation programs. Responsibilities include stakeholder discovery, requirements documentation, process and data analysis, vendor evaluation, agile and waterfall delivery support, testing, documentation, and change-readiness activities. The role collaborates with business, technical, project, and executive stakeholders to improve efficiency, standardize processes, manage risks, and support successful solution delivery.

Prepare trial balances and federal tax returns, including Forms 1040, 1041, 1120, 1120S, and 1065, for review by senior staff. Assist with special projects, document work, track task progress, collaborate with teams, build client relationships, and develop tax and professional skills through supervised training. The internship runs January 5 through April 16, 2027, with a minimum commitment of 24 hours per week.

Support state government finance clients through ERP project management and independent verification and validation. Responsibilities include reviewing requirements and deliverables, assessing compliance, reporting findings, managing schedules and risks, preparing executive communications, facilitating meetings, and leading consultants. The role requires public-sector ERP finance experience, Oracle Fusion Cloud Finance expertise, requirements traceability, and user acceptance testing experience. The initial project is full-time in Jefferson City, Missouri, with future travel up to 50%.

Plans, coordinates, and executes user acceptance testing for Medicaid system enhancements, defect fixes, and releases. Develops test plans, scenarios, scripts, acceptance criteria, and validation evidence; manages test data, defects, retesting, and reporting using Jira and SharePoint. Coordinates with business, technical, vendor, training, policy, and project teams to support release readiness, go-live decisions, production validation, and post-implementation follow-up.

Tax interns prepare trial balances, adjusting entries, depreciation calculations, and federal tax returns including Forms 1040, 1041, 1120, 1120S, and 1065. They assist with special projects, document work, collaborate with teams, build client relationships, learn client businesses, and pursue professional development. The internship includes extensive technical and soft-skills training and runs January 5 through April 16, 2027, requiring at least 24 hours per week.

Leads consulting engagements for local governments implementing permitting and land management systems. Manages project scope, schedules, budgets, teams, requirements analysis, system assessments, procurement, RFPs, vendor evaluations, implementations, quality assurance, governance, and stakeholder communications. Supports business development through proposals, conferences, industry participation, and client meetings. Requires substantial local government permitting experience, public-sector consulting or vendor experience, and up to 30% travel.

Conduct financial audits, reviews, compilations, and related client engagements from planning through completion. Analyze financial information, resolve audit issues, manage budgets, develop process-improvement recommendations, and maintain client relationships. Participate in audit and committee meetings while supervising, training, and mentoring associates and interns. Stay current with regulations, build industry expertise, and advise clients on business and audit matters.