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Coordinate end-to-end federal proposal development and production, manage schedules and color-team reviews, ensure FAR/DFARS and solicitation compliance, design and format proposal volumes and graphics, maintain libraries and compliance matrices, perform final quality control, and produce accessible, submission-ready PDF packages under tight deadlines.

Support PMO as Resource Coordinator: manage staffing needs, coordinate interviews, guide candidates through selection, liaise with PMO/Functional Leads/Talent Acquisition, produce regular status reports and CDRLs, use MS Office/Excel, HIVE, Confluence and ATS, attend weekly staffing meetings, and manage program risk and recruitment process improvements. TS/SCI with Polygraph required Day 1.

Serve as a Functional Lead/Project Manager for cyber and intelligence programs: capture business requirements, manage staff performance and administrative tasks, design and implement solutions, improve service quality, deliver timely customer-focused solutions, lead knowledge-sharing, and present to stakeholders. Requires strong leadership, communication, critical thinking, and an active TS/SCI with polygraph.

Lead preparation of classified and unclassified proposals, develop win strategies, create compliance matrices and schedules, coordinate SMEs, draft/edit/proofread content, train and guide proposal teams, track submissions and outcomes. Requires active TS/SCI clearance and extensive proposal leadership experience.

Manage and coordinate IT program and operations activities: track and refine complex requirements, support PMO resource planning, create reports from requirements tools, coordinate schedules and meetings, produce technical writing and documentation, and act as liaison between developers and customer to ensure delivery and integration.

Develop, standardize, and deliver immersive technical training for cyber and intelligence operations. Create realistic course scenarios, integrate SMEs, collect and act on feedback, coordinate instructors, and support classes at Nightwing facilities and CONUS sites.

As a Linux Systems Engineer, you will manage Linux servers, ensure security, automate tasks, and design infrastructure while collaborating in a team environment.

As a Cyber Action Officer, you will manage cyber incidents, coordinate with stakeholders, validate threat information, and produce reports.

The Business Analyst will support U.S. Government clients with incident response, managing requirements gathering, and ensuring technology solutions align with mission goals.

The Cloud Architect leads systems engineering projects, coordinates cybersecurity system development, and interfaces with stakeholders to enhance mission-critical environments through automated cloud solutions.