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Analyzes call center operational data from ITSM, telephony, and workforce management systems. Develops dashboards, scorecards, recurring reports, and customer-facing performance deliverables. Monitors trends, SLA compliance, quality metrics, and staffing data; performs root cause analysis and recommends improvements. Maintains data governance standards, reporting infrastructure, and documentation; supports operational reviews and stakeholder briefings. Mentors junior analysts and responds to ad hoc reporting requests.

Supports federal Freedom of Information Act operations by managing requests, coordinating records searches, analyzing compliance requirements, reviewing documents for exemptions, applying redactions, preparing correspondence and Vaughn indices, maintaining case files, and generating reports. Works with FOIA officers, subject matter experts, components, and legal counsel to prepare response packages. Requires an active Secret clearance, FOIA expertise, strong document analysis skills, and proficiency with Microsoft Office, Adobe Acrobat, and electronic FOIA systems.

Supports the Department of Energy’s SBIR/STTR programs through program coordination, data analysis, performance tracking, reporting, proposal review, policy monitoring, stakeholder engagement, and process improvement. The role prepares leadership briefings, maintains program databases and files, coordinates with federal offices, laboratories, and awardees, and supports outreach activities, technology commercialization, and compliance with federal requirements.

Develop and support Microsoft Power Platform solutions and migrations for the FBI. Responsibilities include gathering requirements, designing user interfaces, conducting usability testing, building Power Apps, automating workflows with Power Automate, modeling data in Dataverse, integrating Microsoft and third-party services, and creating Power BI dashboards and reports.

Manages complex IT projects across their full lifecycle, including planning, scheduling, budgeting, risk mitigation, quality assurance, stakeholder communications, reporting, and delivery. Maintains integrated master schedules, project documentation, governance materials, and visualization charts. Leads cross-functional teams, coordinates vendors and government stakeholders, ensures compliance with DISA and DoD requirements, and supports continuous improvement. The role is onsite at Ft. Meade, requires an active Top Secret clearance with SCI eligibility, and may involve CONUS travel.

Designs, operates, and modernizes enterprise telecommunications and data center infrastructure. Responsibilities include troubleshooting, provisioning, Layer 1 and Layer 2 infrastructure design, structured cabling, rack and equipment layouts, power and cooling systems, site readiness, installation planning, engineering documentation, modernization roadmaps, and compliance with DoD and commercial standards. The role also provides expert guidance and supports technical accreditation processes.

Leads complex IT support programs for a defense government client, overseeing 50–100+ professionals supporting approximately 3,300 users across multiple locations. Responsibilities include managing budgets, resources, schedules, risks, compliance, stakeholder relationships, service delivery, documentation, and contract performance. The role requires extensive enterprise IT leadership, government contracting experience, DOW computing environment knowledge, security and project management certifications, and a TS/SCI clearance.

Leads AWS cloud engineering for federal modernization and migration initiatives. Designs cloud-native and hybrid architectures, builds CI/CD pipelines and Infrastructure as Code solutions, develops automation, supports FISMA Moderate and High environments, and communicates technical designs to stakeholders. The role also includes cloud operations, change and configuration management, Agile/Scrum participation, troubleshooting, documentation, and technical leadership of AWS-focused engineering efforts.

Manage large, complex DoD technical projects for an Army customer, overseeing project planning, schedules, budgets, resources, reporting, vendors, and stakeholder coordination. Provide subject matter expertise in DoD Test and Measurement strategy, policy, and procedures. Lead test planning, readiness reviews, IV&V analysis, evaluation research, milestone documentation, and integrated program status reporting for Specialized Mobile Communications programs.

Serves as the primary government contact for cybersecurity architecture and engineering. Designs and implements enclave-level security architectures, applies DoD SRGs, STIGs, security baselines, and PPSM requirements, and supports RMF and A&A activities. Conducts architecture reviews, maintains security documentation, mentors engineering staff, coordinates with stakeholders, and ensures compliance with federal and DoD cybersecurity policies. The role also evaluates emerging threats and recommends improvements to enterprise security posture.