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The Software Developer collaborates with public health scientists and IT specialists to support and develop web and mobile applications. They focus on secure, scalable user-friendly solutions, participate in agile methodologies, and ensure successful deployment while maintaining code and database documentation.

The Database Administrator analyzes, monitors, and manipulates data for optimal database performance, working closely with public health analysts and data scientists. Responsibilities include designing and maintaining databases, monitoring performance, implementing enhancements, ensuring data quality, and developing automated tools for data validation.

The Database Administrator will analyze, monitor, and manipulate data for optimal performance. Responsibilities include designing ETL pipelines, integrating cloud data services, implementing data security measures, and collaborating with teams to meet public health data needs. Strong experience with various tools and cloud services is required.

The Junior Accountant at DRT Strategies will assist with various accounting functions, including accounts receivable and payable, payroll processing, tax filings, and financial audits. The role demands strong communication skills and the ability to meet multiple deadlines in a fast-paced team environment.

The UI/UX Analyst will design and optimize user interfaces for public health applications. Responsibilities include conducting user research, developing wireframes and prototypes, ensuring compliance with accessibility guidelines, and collaborating with cross-functional teams to create user-centered designs that support public health initiatives.

As the UI/UX Lead, you will design and optimize user interfaces for public health applications, collaborate with cross-functional teams, conduct user research, develop prototypes, ensure compliance with accessibility standards, and mentor other designers while contributing to public health initiatives through well-designed digital solutions.

The Mobile Developer will design, develop, and maintain mobile applications for iOS and Android. Responsibilities include navigating app store submission processes, utilizing mobile sensors, collaborating with teams for UI design, and ensuring app performance through testing and debugging.

The Project Manager/Informatics Specialist manages projects related to public health technology, coordinating cross-functional teams, developing project plans for web/mobile applications, and ensuring effective resource allocation. They engage with stakeholders to establish scope, objectives, and product requirements while maintaining project documentation and schedules.

The Information Security Analyst is responsible for protecting CDC's information systems by implementing security monitoring tools, performing vulnerability assessments, managing incident responses, developing security policies, conducting training, and ensuring compliance with federal standards.