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Develop, modernize, secure, test, maintain, and support enterprise applications built with ColdFusion and .NET across Windows and Linux environments. Responsibilities include API integration, cybersecurity remediation, vulnerability mitigation, secure code reviews, defect resolution, performance optimization, architecture documentation, GitHub-based collaboration, and technical stakeholder coordination. The role requires maintaining legacy systems while delivering new software solutions aligned with business and operational requirements.

Administer and secure Linux systems supporting the USGS ShakeAlert platform. Automate infrastructure with Ansible, troubleshoot networks and firewalls, monitor systems, maintain databases, write scripts, support software deployments and messaging infrastructure, remediate vulnerabilities, assist with federal security assessments, and document operational changes. The role requires broad hands-on infrastructure expertise, effective cross-functional collaboration, and the ability to support reliable distributed, real-time scientific systems.

Administer and troubleshoot Linux infrastructure across production, development, and test environments. Perform patching, configuration, security hardening, monitoring, automation, database and messaging support, network troubleshooting, and root-cause analysis. Investigate issues across system, application, database, and network layers, escalate appropriately, document findings, and collaborate with technical specialists. The role is fully remote within the United States but requires a Pacific Time workday start and eligibility for a U.S. Government Public Trust position.

Manage and write Federal government proposals, including analyzing solicitations, developing compliance matrices and outlines, writing and editing technical and management content, coordinating reviews, formatting submissions, and maintaining proposal resources. Collaborate with capture, business development, program, and technical teams to produce compliant responses for RFPs, RFQs, RFIs, task orders, and white papers.

Leads enterprise software testing programs across the full acquisition and development lifecycle. Supervises testing specialists, develops test strategies and cases, oversees functional, integration, regression, performance, automated, accessibility, and security testing, and manages defects and release readiness. Coordinates with program, engineering, and government stakeholders; evaluates system performance; standardizes testing governance and automation; and briefs leadership on risks, findings, and recommendations across enterprise platforms including ERP, APIs, ServiceNow, SAP, Oracle, cloud, and Microsoft technologies.

Provides software integration, interoperability, configuration management, requirements analysis, systems engineering, testing, and lifecycle support for DLA enterprise applications. The role coordinates with program managers, system integrators, developers, and testing teams; supports design reviews, requirements traceability, configuration control, defect resolution, verification and validation, and deployment readiness. It also evaluates emerging technologies and provides technical recommendations, risk assessments, and status updates to government leadership.

Administers and maintains network software, communication links, servers, applications, and operational systems across multiple locations. Resolves connectivity and end-user software issues, provides training and technology recommendations, performs upgrades and installations, supports application networking and fault tolerance, and manages vulnerabilities. The role also requires ColdFusion or .NET development across Linux and Windows environments, code collaboration using GitHub, executive presentations, and administration of Corporate Performance Management platforms.

The Senior Acquisition Program Analyst provides crucial support for Air Force budget preparation, program oversight, and acquisition strategies, ensuring compliance and strategic direction in a $10B portfolio of global power programs.

The Sr. Acquisition Program Analyst will manage Air Force budget preparation, analyze program strategies and documentation, and provide recommendations for program lifecycle issues.

Provide comprehensive federal HR support including preparing and managing SF-52 personnel actions, recruitment, onboarding/offboarding, position classification, personnel records management, workforce communications, and guidance on OPM and federal HR policies while handling confidential information.