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Supports Microsoft Intune endpoint administration in a large federal IT environment. Duties include device enrollment and compliance, policy and application deployments, dashboard monitoring, Autopilot support, incident documentation, deployment validation, low-risk change testing, and escalation of complex issues. The role also develops PowerShell and Microsoft Graph proficiency while following formal security, change-management, and operational governance processes.

Supports enterprise endpoint migration programs in a federal IT environment by maintaining inventories, readiness trackers, schedules, documentation, action logs, and forecasts. Coordinates deployment communications, appointments, escalations, exception remediation, and technical handoffs. Analyzes migration and program performance data, prepares status reports, monitors risks and budgets, supports resource planning, and facilitates collaboration across distributed technical teams and federal stakeholders.

Administers Windows and Linux servers, networks, accounts, patches, and security configurations. Provides Tier 1/2 user support, troubleshoots infrastructure and VTC issues, monitors security logs, responds to incidents, manages backups, and tests disaster recovery plans. Requires DoD IAM Level III certification, U.S. citizenship, and the ability to obtain and maintain Top Secret/SCI access.

Provides senior cybersecurity support for complex federal information systems. Leads RMF execution, security control implementation and assessment, compliance documentation, eMASS management, continuous monitoring, vulnerability tracking, and configuration management. Advises system owners, Authorizing Officials, and stakeholders on cybersecurity risks and controls across high-impact environments.

Leads cybersecurity programs for assigned systems and environments, overseeing compliance, risk management, authorization, continuous monitoring, vulnerability management, and audit support. Serves as the primary government interface, manages ISSOs and contractor resources, develops program plans, controls budgets, mitigates risks, and ensures timely, high-quality contract deliverables. Requires federal cybersecurity governance expertise, DoD IAM Level III certification, a bachelor’s degree, substantial related experience, and eligibility for Top Secret/SCI access.

Manages, configures, maintains, and supports servers, computer systems, networks, and critical IT infrastructure. Troubleshoots hardware, software, and network issues; monitors and optimizes system performance; implements security controls; maintains technical documentation; collaborates with IT teams; and supports system upgrades and migrations. Requires a bachelor’s degree and nine years of relevant experience or equivalent, plus IAT Level II certification and eligibility for Secret-level classified information.

Leads financial planning, budgeting, forecasting, variance analysis, billing, reconciliations, receivables analysis, and government contract financial compliance. Manages MIPRs, mobile service billing, account adjustments, delinquency reporting, and customer agency financial inquiries. Prepares executive reports, identifies financial trends and risks, supports strategic planning, and serves as a primary financial contact for government customers. The role is on-site in Washington, D.C., and requires obtaining and maintaining a Secret clearance.

Creates 3D models, textures, illustrations, animations, photographs, videos, and audio-visual media for modeling, simulation, and interactive courseware. Develops optimized game assets using physically based rendering workflows in Unity and Substance, including assets for mobile and low-end devices targeting Unity URP. Performs media editing, integration, and related digital production independently and collaboratively.

Provides first-response IT help desk support for federal agency users, troubleshooting Windows software, hardware, email, directories, applications, and printers. Logs and resolves tickets, escalates complex issues, supports onsite installations and application deployments, assists with testing and documentation, trains users, and researches customer satisfaction results. Requires strong communication, problem-solving, customer service, organization, and the ability to work independently or within a team.

Provides senior administrative and technical support to Department of Energy nuclear energy leadership and teams. Responsibilities include calendar and travel management, meeting coordination, correspondence, presentations, document routing, visitor protocol, process improvement, action-item tracking, and liaison support with government, congressional, and White House offices. The role requires strong communication, organization, customer service, Microsoft Office, DOE business-process knowledge, and the ability to manage complex, highly visible projects onsite.