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Leads enterprise technology development across ServiceNow, Salesforce, AI platforms, and integrated applications. Responsibilities include developing applications, implementing AI and automation, managing cross-platform projects, creating technology roadmaps, coordinating resources, supporting migrations, strengthening security and compliance, mentoring teams, and managing stakeholders. The role requires federal IT governance experience, enterprise-scale implementations, and the ability to obtain a Public Trust.

Leads the design, implementation, maintenance, and optimization of hybrid AWS and on-premises Windows Server environments supporting FBI applications. Responsibilities include infrastructure engineering, patching, hardening, upgrades, O&M support, cloud automation, DevSecOps, application deployment, lifecycle management, and collaboration with cloud, database, security, government, and contractor teams.

Designs and governs enterprise ServiceNow platform architecture, including module strategy, integrations, data models, security, workflows, and technical standards. Leads solution design across ITSM, CSM, SPM, SecOps, HRSD, CMDB/CSDM, and related capabilities. Reviews configurations and release plans for scalability, security, maintainability, and upgradeability. Provides technical guidance to development and delivery teams, coordinates with enterprise stakeholders, and produces architecture documentation, roadmaps, implementation standards, and operational runbooks.

Leads the federal ICAM program for the SBA, including strategy, architecture, implementation, identity governance, credential management, MFA, PAM, SSO, PIV, and Zero Trust integration. Assesses enterprise capabilities, develops roadmaps and architecture documentation, ensures alignment with federal security mandates, advises senior leadership, coordinates with government partners, oversees implementation projects, and mentors ICAM professionals.

Creates high-level graphics, presentations, training materials, awards, layouts, posters, schedules, multimedia presentations, and video graphics. Supports projects from concept through final presentation, edits video computer graphics, and ensures administrative work follows enterprise policies. Requires 3–9 years of communications and graphic arts experience, plus proficiency with Microsoft tools, Adobe Photoshop, video manipulation, and social media graphics.

Provides portfolio management and program analysis for a government customer, including portfolio health assessments, risk mitigation, cost and performance analysis, data collection, predictive modeling, dashboards, metrics, and executive briefings. Maintains SharePoint repositories and portfolio databases, develops policies and business rules, prepares technical documentation, and supports DoD planning, budgeting, interagency interactions, and senior leadership decisions. Requires onsite work at Fort Meade and an active TS/SCI clearance.

Supports government financial management operations through financial-system data entry, reconciliations, audit-readiness analysis, funding package preparation, apportionment letters, report quality checks, and financial briefings. Coordinates meetings, action items, requests for information, and funding issue resolution with government stakeholders. Maintains SCMS, DAI, DSAMS, and related financial records while developing process documentation and recommendations. The role is hybrid in Arlington, Virginia, requires an active Secret clearance and U.S. citizenship, and may require OCONUS travel.

Provides administrative and analytical support for Freedom of Information and Privacy Act requests. Responsibilities include searching and analyzing records, maintaining document databases, controlling classified materials, preparing findings, and completing files within legal and customer guidelines. The role requires strong organization, research, communication, recordkeeping, computer, and workflow-management skills. Employees complete six weeks of paid training followed by 90 days of on-the-job training and must work fully onsite while maintaining or obtaining a Top Secret clearance and passing a CI polygraph.

Drafts and refines executive communications, media responses, congressional materials, speeches, talking points, articles, presentations, and public-facing content for senior government and military leaders. The role researches complex defense topics, coordinates with subject-matter experts, incorporates stakeholder feedback, and prepares materials for clearance and public release. It requires an active Secret clearance and hybrid work in Washington, DC.

Manages a cybersecurity directorate’s $100M+ annual budget across more than 15 contracts. Develops spend plans, forecasts funding needs, prepares MIPR and procurement packages, monitors obligations and expenditures, ensures compliance with DoD fiscal law, and reports execution performance to senior leadership. Advises program managers and contracting officers, resolves funding issues, maintains audit-ready records, and implements financial management process improvements.