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Develops, maintains, tests, and documents software applications with a strong emphasis on secure coding and cybersecurity. Responsibilities include threat modeling, risk analysis, vulnerability mitigation, security testing, encryption, PKI integration, access control, identity management, code reviews, and software validation. The role collaborates with engineering and customer teams, supports secure software lifecycles, maintains existing systems, and may supervise technical personnel. A bachelor’s degree, active TS/SCI clearance, CI polygraph eligibility, and IAM II certification are required.

Supervise eDiscovery analysts and end-to-end collection, processing, review preparation, production, and disposition workflows. Ensure chain of custody, data integrity, quality control, documentation, and timely government productions. Develop automation with PowerShell, Python, and REST APIs; integrate Microsoft Purview, Enterprise Vault, Casepoint, and enterprise systems. Resolve technical and legal escalations, create SOPs and runbooks, support roadmap planning, and communicate project status to SEC stakeholders.

Supports the stable operation, troubleshooting, maintenance, debugging, and modernization of PLCs, HMIs, control systems, and OT automation. Assists with ladder logic updates, backup planning, network and software issues, security requirements, legacy applications, and system development. Collaborates with facilities, engineering, administrators, contract leads, and customers. The role is remote with occasional travel and on-site work at DLA and industrial customer locations.

Leads Defense Health Agency projects from planning through closure, managing schedules, resources, requirements, budgets, governance, stakeholders, performance monitoring, and reporting. Oversees Health Informatics projects, contractor personnel onboarding and development, client meetings, compliance, workflow improvements, and monthly contract reporting. Provides subject matter expertise in staffing practices, acquisition policies, resource utilization, and project delivery.

Leads the full lifecycle execution of a DHS CWMD advisory and assistance services contract, overseeing scope, schedule, cost, quality, risk, multidisciplinary teams, staffing, stakeholder engagement, executive reporting, compliance, and continuous improvement. Manages budgets, performance metrics, contract delivery, organizational transitions, and government relationships while ensuring mission continuity and efficient, high-quality outcomes.

Manage a 20+ person financial and business operations support staff for a DHS contract. Responsibilities include contract management, progress and status reporting, transition planning, contract plan execution, stakeholder communication, financial operations, travel and bankcard support, conference management, internal controls, audit support, executive support, SharePoint, records management, and travel reporting.

Manages enterprise systems, networks, servers, applications, and communication links across multiple locations. Responsibilities include installation, configuration, maintenance, upgrades, troubleshooting, performance and capacity analysis, vulnerability management, automation, user training, and technical recommendations. Directs other system administrators and supports Oracle Fusion Middleware and related enterprise applications. The role requires extensive systems administration experience and an IT-I Critical Sensitive or Tier 5 security clearance.

The Technical Lead will support a Department of Homeland Security ICE contract by developing engaging learning activities, course content, instructional graphics, user interfaces, and finished learning products. The role also involves developing and delivering technical solutions to end users. Candidates must have at least eight years of relevant progressive experience and maintain current DHS suitability clearance and Top Secret clearance.

Administers and supports Windows Server environments across physical, virtual, and hybrid cloud platforms for DISA. Responsibilities include Active Directory, Citrix, IIS, virtualization, clustering, monitoring, backup and recovery, scripting automation, vulnerability mitigation, DISA STIG compliance, ticket management, and secure remote access. The role requires supporting SIPRNET environments and maintaining DoD security and operational standards.

Manages contract performance and daily operations for a federal IT project, serving as the primary interface with government stakeholders. Oversees more than 40 staff members, coordinates multiple task areas, manages scope and schedules, ensures compliance with DHS and ICE requirements, and leads Federal financial system implementations using agile project management practices.