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Leads enterprise AI architecture and operationalization for federal mission environments. Designs scalable AI-as-a-Service platforms, multimodal and generative AI solutions, cloud-native architectures, MLOps pipelines, secure guardrails, data streaming ecosystems, and interoperable integrations. Guides modernization, governance, DevSecOps, and near-real-time analytical capabilities across AWS and Google Cloud. Provides technical leadership, architecture reviews, mentorship, proposal support, and executive communications.

Supports candidate sourcing, resume review, outreach, interview scheduling, recruiting coordination, proposal staffing, documentation, staffing trackers, and administrative activities for federal government contracting opportunities. Maintains candidate records, organizes submission materials, monitors deadlines, and assists with job requisitions, screening questions, reports, and process improvements while working in a hybrid Tampa environment.

Lead Agile delivery teams supporting ServiceNow initiatives. Facilitate Scrum ceremonies, coach teams and stakeholders, remove impediments, manage backlogs and dependencies, monitor delivery metrics, support release planning, and drive continuous process improvement. The role requires collaboration across developers, Product Owners, customers, and business partners while ensuring consistent Scrum practices and successful ServiceNow solution delivery.

Designs electrical systems, cable assemblies, electronic equipment, 3D models, and detailed engineering drawings for industrial and DoD products. Maintains BOMs, engineering change notices, configuration records, and drawing revisions. Collaborates with engineering, manufacturing, customers, and fabricators to support prototypes, production, integration, and troubleshooting. Requires electrical hardware integration, CAD proficiency, and occasional travel up to 10%.

Develop and maintain .NET/C# applications in a legacy federal environment. Design data integration, movement, modeling, and ETL solutions across databases and platforms; troubleshoot development and production environments; analyze COBOL and mainframe systems; and support architecture, deployment, interoperability, documentation, and continuity efforts. Collaborate with federal staff, vendors, and internal teams while improving system reliability, scalability, and modernization capabilities.

Develops and executes automated software tests, test plans, and scripts; identifies and tracks defects; performs regression, integration, compatibility, and release-readiness testing; collaborates on defect resolution; supports secure CI/CD and DevSecOps environments; and uses Python, Docker, Kubernetes, and security testing tools to maintain secure delivery workflows.

Designs, develops, tests, and enhances systems-level software supporting Army GEOINT capabilities. Responsibilities include analyzing requirements, creating custom data visualization tools, coordinating with technical stakeholders, conducting validation, improving system performance, documenting solutions, and consulting with customers. The role requires advanced programming skills, data analysis and visualization experience, an active TS/SCI clearance, and up to 10% travel to support mission requirements.

Administer and support Army GEOINT GIS systems, including ArcGIS Enterprise, ArcGIS Server, PostgreSQL, and related solutions. Research and develop geospatial technologies, applications, maps, reports, and databases. Configure, secure, integrate, document, and maintain GIS platforms; automate administrative tasks with scripting; and provide technical support for GIS application development, data analysis, and software maintenance.

Manages large-scale IT projects supporting U.S. Army INSCOM GEOINT systems and mission users. Responsibilities include project planning, budgeting, scheduling, risk management, vendor coordination, resource allocation, stakeholder communication, deliverable oversight, and team leadership. The role develops implementation plans, ROI analyses, status reports, work breakdown structures, and communication plans while ensuring projects meet scope, cost, schedule, and quality requirements.

Supports the ISSO with information assurance, system accreditation, and RMF compliance for Army GEOINT systems. Responsibilities include planning and improving security controls, conducting risk assessments and vulnerability testing, reviewing access, tracking POA&Ms, managing configuration and change controls, preparing for inspections, and coordinating incident response, security training, and awareness. The role requires an active TS/SCI clearance and up to 10% travel to Fort Gordon, Georgia.