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Leads the national DHS ICE 287(g) compliance oversight program, managing assessment planning, workload coordination, quality control, corrective actions, reporting, and methodology improvements. Advises senior ICE leadership on systemic risks and emerging trends, reviews sensitive compliance products, resolves complex stakeholder issues, and ensures consistent assessment practices across field offices and law enforcement partners. Provides technical direction, mentors specialists, and delivers evidence-based recommendations and executive-level reporting.

The Senior Acquisition Analyst supports the federal acquisition lifecycle, ensuring compliance with FAR, DHS, and ICE policies. Responsibilities include facilitating procurement teams, preparing acquisition plans, PWS/SOWs, market research, IGCEs, evaluation plans, D&Fs, J&As, and other procurement artifacts. The role tracks privacy, acquisition, and IT service reviews; supports contract modifications and option periods; maintains acquisition records; and coordinates with stakeholders. Candidates need federal acquisition experience, procurement expertise, strong organizational skills, and proficiency with Microsoft Office, SharePoint, and Teams.

The Senior Financial Analyst will manage financial documents, support contract preparations, facilitate discussions, track budgets, and report on financial conditions for DHS contracts.

The Senior Acquisition Analyst provides expert support in federal acquisition, ensuring compliance, managing projects, and preparing procurement packages for contract awards while engaging with various stakeholders.

Design, plan, and maintain enterprise cyber architectures for Health IT; translate requirements into prototypes, write/debug code, integrate systems, enforce information assurance, test with customers, and document solutions.

Lead technical support for McAfee Policy Auditor on Windows Domain Controllers. Troubleshoot issues, coordinate with teams, and ensure compliance with cybersecurity practices and ITIL4 standards.

The Systems Administrator II is responsible for maintaining enterprise IT systems, troubleshooting server issues, managing Azure accounts, and ensuring compliance with security protocols while providing documentation and support for enterprise assets and operations.

The Systems Administrator III is responsible for managing and configuring systems, supporting Active Directory and cloud services, maintaining data encryption, and ensuring system compliance, among other IT tasks.

The role involves creating custom OSD Task Sequences, evaluating hardware/software operability, providing technical support, and managing IT environments.

Responsible for creating custom test environments, maintaining disaster recovery, and updating infrastructure checklists for enterprise systems.