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The Kahua Application Developer will design, develop, implement, and support custom applications on the Kahua platform. They will collaborate with stakeholders, integrate with third-party systems, troubleshoot issues, and provide training and support to end-users. The role also involves continuous improvement of existing applications utilizing technical documentation.

The Program Manager will oversee federal program operations, manage task orders for large government projects, ensure compliance with fire safety standards, and coordinate staff and resources for project execution. Responsibilities include budget management, stakeholder coordination, and ensuring quality assurance.

The Project Scheduler will develop and maintain project schedules for construction projects, conduct analyses of monthly performance trends, and prepare planning documents. Responsibilities include coordinating with project managers, subcontractors, and stakeholders to ensure accurate scheduling and progress tracking throughout the construction lifecycle.

The Senior Project Scheduler will develop and maintain detailed construction planning schedules for various projects, integrate vendor schedules with general contractor schedules, analyze project performance, and provide updates to management and clients. The role requires extensive experience in construction scheduling and project management responsibilities, including coordinating with various stakeholders and preparing planning documents.

The Senior Project Manager will lead and manage multiple design and construction projects, ensuring adherence to plans, quality assurance, and compliance. Responsibilities include coordinating teams, interfacing with clients, overseeing project lifecycle activities, and managing contract and project documentation.

The Risk Management Professional will identify, analyze, and manage risks across AEC projects, develop mitigation strategies, monitor risks, ensure compliance, and provide consulting services to clients. They will also conduct risk assessments, facilitate risk reviews, maintain documentation, and offer training.

The Onsite Project Manager will oversee construction activities, ensure compliance with project requirements, manage quality assurance, and lead multi-disciplinary teams across multiple projects in federal construction management. Responsibilities include project planning, client interface, risk management, and reporting.

The BIM Specialist will manage BIM processes, assist in creating and maintaining BIM standards, perform various quality control analyses, facilitate BIM meetings, and coordinate updates. Key responsibilities include clash detection, compliance checks for BIM submissions, and producing detailed QC reports. They serve as the main contact for Revit and AutoCAD related activities.

The Structural Field Inspector will oversee the installation of structural steel in the NASA Vehicle Assembly Building, ensuring compliance with safety and quality standards. Responsibilities include conducting inspections, collaborating with engineers and contractors, documenting discrepancies, and maintaining records.