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The Management Analyst at Copper River Technologies will support the Washington Headquarters Service by managing records compliance, developing policies, conducting audits, creating standard operating procedures, and providing training on records management. This position promotes continuous process improvement to enhance operational efficiency.

The Paralegal will support the legal department by drafting and reviewing contracts, ensuring compliance with government regulations, conducting legal research, and managing contract milestones. Responsibilities also include assisting in audits and providing guidance on corporate legal matters while maintaining accurate legal records.

The Federal Account Executive at Copper River IT is responsible for expanding the federal market segment by identifying sales opportunities, managing the sales cycle, and collaborating with various teams. The role includes developing sales plans, networking, and understanding federal procurement processes, particularly in the DOD sector.

The AFSOC Functional Systems Administrator will provide IT systems administration and support for Logistics Mission Support Applications. Responsibilities include system security patching, hardware/software configuration, troubleshooting, Information Assurance coordination, and system life cycle planning. The role requires collaboration with government entities for security documentation and operational readiness.

The Zscaler Engineer will design and implement Zscaler infrastructure, manage CI/CD pipelines, optimize performance, and handle security compliance. Responsibilities include collaboration with security teams, monitoring system performance, troubleshooting incidents, and providing documentation and training.

The LINUX Engineer will be responsible for the installation, configuration, and maintenance of Linux operating systems and ensuring system performance. Responsibilities include implementing updates and security protocols, monitoring systems, managing user accounts, and resolving hardware/software issues. Collaboration with the IT team and participation in project planning are also required.

The Federal Account Executive is responsible for developing the federal market segment, identifying opportunities, meeting prospective clients, and managing the entire sales cycle. They will implement sales plans, develop market initiatives, and work closely with marketing and product development teams to achieve business development goals.

The Sr. Java Developer will design, develop, and maintain Java applications while providing technical guidance. Responsibilities include systems analysis, coding, conducting tests, and troubleshooting applications within an Agile environment.

The Outsystems Developer will lead development teams, design and deploy scalable applications using the OutSystems platform, ensure code quality through reviews and testing, and work collaboratively with cross-functional teams. Responsibilities include application development, integration with enterprise systems, and continuous improvements in development processes.

The Outfitter I will be responsible for assembling and outfitting newly manufactured vessels by installing parts, equipment, and components. Responsibilities include wire point-to-point, using tools, following procedures, performing inspections, and making minor adjustments.

The Account Executive will manage customer relationships, drive sales within networking and security sectors, and deliver innovative solutions while collaborating with vendors like Juniper, Cisco, and Palo Alto. A key focus will be on education and effective communication with both clients and internal teams.

The DAI Sr. Training Specialist will provide training on Oracle DAI processes to Department of Defense users, developing materials and managing SharePoint content. Responsibilities include delivering user training, improving training materials, and standardizing communication for WHS/FMD information.

The Assistant Configuration Manager supports daily operations related to configuration management, including managing IT assets, providing analysis on configuration records, and ensuring accurate documentation for process improvements. Collaborating with the Sr Configuration Manager, they engage with CMDB processes, asset data entry, and implement strategies to maintain configuration baselines while auditing processes for accuracy and compliance.

The CNC Programmer will organize, nest, and apply NC-code to part files for CNC routing, supervise the cutting schedule, and manage a team of operators. Responsibilities include quality control, optimizing workflows, and documentation in a fast-paced manufacturing environment.

The .NET Developer will design, develop, and maintain application solutions using the eCase case management platform, modify migration tools, diagnose application performance, and support existing applications while providing technical training to clients and participating in project planning.

The .NET Developer will design, develop, and maintain application solutions for the eCase case management platform. Responsibilities include modifying migration tools, diagnosing application performance, providing technical support to clients, and integrating data for databases while optimizing existing applications.

The System Process Improvement SME will serve as a subject matter expert for the DAI Federal Financials System, providing sustainment support across various areas such as Order Management and Cash Management. Responsibilities include quantifying system requirements, participating in testing events, establishing performance metrics, and supporting development teams with functional testing and training.

The HR Staffing Specialist will support staffing services for the Pentagon Force Protection Agency, participating in recruitment discussions, creating assessments, posting job announcements, assessing hiring requests, and managing 25-30 active hiring actions. The role also includes consulting with hiring managers and documenting necessary compliance with regulations.

The System Administrator will maintain and upgrade Microsoft Windows servers, monitor systems for vulnerabilities, manage permissions, and create user accounts. Responsibilities include testing patches and configurations, following management approval processes, and updating standard operating procedures.