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The Web Designer will collaborate with clients to design, plan, and execute web layouts while ensuring user-friendliness and aesthetic appeal. Responsibilities include maintaining site content, creating user interfaces, coordinating with graphic designers, monitoring performance, and making design recommendations, all within the context of supporting Cyber Security & Information Assurance services.

The Technology Analyst will provide analytical services to the Office of Naval Intelligence, focusing on protecting U.S. naval technologies and supporting warfare integration. Responsibilities include conducting all-source analysis, producing intelligence reports, and assessing risks associated with foreign involvement in U.S. defense technology.

The Software Developer will design and develop software products, perform comprehensive testing, analyze requirements, and collaborate with clients. Responsibilities include creating software documentation, conducting quality control, and participating in design consultations, all while adhering to security protocols due to the requirement of a TOP SECRET clearance.

The Systems Analyst will analyze and solve computer problems, implement system studies for efficiency, design new systems, and enhance existing computer systems. Duties include user requirements analysis, technical report preparation, and workflow chart development. The candidate may assist programming tasks and evaluate cost factors and risks while providing comprehensive IT support in accordance with operational needs.

The Systems Architect will design, validate, and implement scalable system infrastructures, evaluate complex systems for performance improvements, define architectural standards, and translate user needs into system designs. Additional duties include creating management processes and potentially coding scripts for automation.

The Simulation Engineer will design and implement simulation solutions, analyze test results, identify development problems, create technical documentation, and develop calculation programs for simulations. The role involves close collaboration with clients to ensure that simulations meet customer specifications and leverage a variety of modeling tools and IT systems.

The Human Factors Engineer will research, develop, and design products focusing on ergonomics and human factor principles, oversee adherence to design standards, collaborate with multiple departments, and ensure effective communication of human factor issues. Responsibilities include creating models, materials selection, technical documentation, and applying knowledge of industry trends to avoid negative user impacts.