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Provides full life-cycle federal acquisition support, including solicitation and contract documentation, market research, cost and price analysis, negotiation memoranda, contract administration, modifications, closeout, and procurement-system recordkeeping. Ensures compliance with FAR, EDAR, and agency policies, supports review boards, collaborates with program offices, mentors junior specialists, and manages deadlines in a remote environment.

Develops and maintains security configuration baselines using CIS Benchmarks, STIGs, vendor guidance, and NIST standards. Assesses system configurations, researches vulnerabilities, identifies compliance gaps, and recommends remediation. Translates technical requirements into FISMA and customer-specific controls, documents security standards, and collaborates with technical stakeholders to implement secure configurations. The role requires at least five years of IT operations experience and the ability to obtain and maintain a Public Trust determination.

Designs, develops, deploys, and maintains secure full-stack applications and infrastructure across development, test, staging, and production environments. Manages Linux systems, Kubernetes clusters, cloud platforms, infrastructure automation, CI/CD pipelines, deployment strategies, security scanning, and compliance monitoring. Troubleshoots complex software and operational issues, supports Zero Trust practices, documents technical solutions, and collaborates with engineering, operations, and cybersecurity teams in a mission-focused environment.

Reviews complaints, allegations, inquiries, and supporting documentation for legal and regulatory compliance. Conducts factual and legal analysis, evaluates case disposition, performs research, drafts memoranda and correspondence, maintains case files, and supports quality assurance. The attorney manages multiple deadlines, communicates with stakeholders, protects sensitive information, and ensures adherence to applicable laws, policies, and procedures while supporting a federal government customer.

Reviews complaints, allegations, inquiries, and documentation for legal and regulatory compliance. Conducts legal and factual analysis, performs research, evaluates evidence, determines case disposition, and drafts correspondence, memoranda, reports, and summaries. Maintains accurate case files, communicates with stakeholders, supports quality assurance, protects sensitive information, and manages multiple assignments while meeting deadlines and procedural requirements.

Provides front-line technical support for hardware, software, application, access, and connectivity issues. Responds to phone, email, and chat requests, troubleshoots across multiple platforms, documents incidents and resolutions, meets service-level standards, and escalates issues when needed. The role requires customer service, shift flexibility, Secret clearance eligibility, and up to 10% travel.

Provides comprehensive executive and administrative support, including calendar and meeting management, communications, reporting, records maintenance, travel coordination, office workflow, event planning, correspondence, and stakeholder coordination. The role also prepares minutes, manages supplies and databases, supports timekeeping and approvals, and performs special projects. Proficiency with Microsoft applications and database experience are required, along with U.S. citizenship and a Secret clearance or eligibility to obtain one.

Provides administrative and operational support to sales and business development teams. Maintains CRM, customer, opportunity, and pipeline data; prepares quotes, orders, reports, dashboards, forecasts, and sales documentation; coordinates stakeholders and follow-ups; supports onboarding and process documentation; and manages pre-award government contract activities, including SEWP and other GWACs.

Develop and maintain Microsoft Power Platform solutions supporting federal acquisition operations. Build PowerApps, Power BI dashboards, Power Automate workflows, and SharePoint integrations; automate processes; transform acquisition data into insights; and ensure security, accessibility, and records-management compliance. The role also involves stakeholder collaboration, troubleshooting, documentation, training, technical support, and researching new platform capabilities. Candidates need 7–10 years of IT development experience, including 3–5 years with Power Platform solutions, plus eligibility for Public Trust clearance.

Serves as the senior technical authority for Riverbed monitoring and network visibility platforms across classified and unclassified DoD environments. Responsibilities include architecture, administration, optimization, lifecycle management, cybersecurity compliance, integrations, automation, troubleshooting, performance analysis, documentation, disaster recovery, and STIG/ATO support. The role provides Tier II/III engineering, leads incident response, supports change control, briefs leadership, and mentors junior staff.