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The Crystal Reports Developer/Software Tester will support an O&M system for the USDA Food and Nutrition Service. Responsibilities include writing complex SQL queries, developing and validating reports using Crystal Reports, ensuring report accuracy, and collaborating closely with developers for testing and quality assurance.

The Systems Analyst II (EDM) supports operational stability and capabilities for the EDM system, manages IT governance through various boards, documents processes and requirements, and assists with data management and resolution using tools like ServiceNow, JIRA, and Confluence.

The Senior Financial Analyst will support the Department of Transportation through financial analytics, modeling, and project management. Responsibilities include facilitating special projects, improving financial processes, and assisting in budgeting and reporting. The role requires strong relationships with executive-level clients and a deep understanding of financial analysis.

The Acquisition SME III will support the National Guard Bureau by conducting acquisition and program management tasks, developing cost estimates, advising on source selection, and training acquisition staff. The role involves working with high-value acquisitions and requires extensive expertise in the acquisition life cycle.

The IT Project Manager will oversee and manage large DoD IT program projects focusing on legacy system modernization. They will provide guidance to military departments throughout the project lifecycle and manage various stakeholders while analyzing program performance, identifying risks, and ensuring compliance with best practices for project management.

The Senior Computer Systems Analyst will support Naval Air Systems Command by managing file servers, ensuring network security, monitoring system integrity, maintaining software licenses, and assisting with network virtualization. They will also support the Analytic Master Plan by implementing capabilities within the Atlassian Suite, enhancing user productivity and project integration.

The Senior Financial Analyst will process and reconcile funding documents, provide fiscal guidance, monitor budget execution, prepare financial reports, and make recommendations for adjustments in program spending to support government clients.

The Junior Financial Analyst will support government clients by processing and reconciling funding documents, performing budget execution reviews, monitoring expenditures, preparing reports, and making recommendations for budgetary adjustments. The role involves maintaining fund control systems and generating reports for decision-making.

The Financial Analyst will process funding documents, monitor expenditures, prepare reports on funds usage, analyze financial data, and assist in budget formulation for a government client. This role requires ensuring compliance with fiscal law and making recommendations for budget adjustments.

The Senior Education Coordinator will oversee the Education Coordination Team, managing Resident, Mobile, and Virtual education tasks. They will support course planning and execution while ensuring quality control and administrative duties are met. The role includes collaboration with faculty, external vendors, and stakeholders for successful education program delivery.

The Senior Change Management Consultant will oversee a team focused on business process improvement for the Department of the Navy. Responsibilities include directing project activities, resolving issues, supervising staff, and ensuring alignment with mission capabilities while enhancing accountability and operational efficiency.

The Account Coordinator will manage the MHS GENESIS Account Provisioning process, coordinate required training for end users, resolve account issues, and provide feedback to management. Responsibilities include conducting training, troubleshooting functionality problems, and attending relevant meetings.

The Cyber Operations Engineer II position involves monitoring application health, remediating issues, collaborating on software installation, developing SOPs, managing stakeholder connections, and providing support for training events. The role requires expertise in IT administration and cyber operations within a DoD program.

The Quality Assurance & Data Digitization Analyst will assist in ongoing data digitization and records management, perform testing and quality assurance processes, and develop corrective action plans for non-conformance issues.

The Subject Matter Expert and Team Lead will oversee a team, ensuring timely and high-quality deliverables. Responsibilities include compliance monitoring, financial analysis, logistics planning, and implementation of DSCA's strategic initiatives regarding Foreign Military Sales.

The Program Analyst will provide analytical support to Regional and Country Portfolio Directors regarding the U.S. Government's Security Cooperation programs. Duties include programmatic and administrative assistance, data research and analysis, report generation, and facilitating interdepartmental communication. The analyst will also help ensure compliance with policies and provide support on special projects related to foreign military sales and security cooperation initiatives.

The Dev Ops Engineer will execute DevSecOps functions, maintain automation scripts, manage virtualized assets, troubleshoot system issues, and support the stability of assigned technical systems. Responsibilities include overseeing networked machines, collaborating with developers, documenting performance records, and scanning lab machines for cybersecurity compliance.

The IT Technical Support Specialist will manage and resolve IT issues for employees, maintain cloud applications, and provide customer support for PCs and networking environments. Responsibilities include troubleshooting hardware and software issues, managing IT ticketing systems, and participating in the deployment and monitoring of electronic devices.

The Mid-Level Accountant will provide financial support services to the USAID Chief Financial Office, managing processes related to Letters of Credit, Intra-governmental Payment and Collection, USPSC Payroll, and Payment Services. Responsibilities include reconciling financial records, processing transactions, monitoring payroll, and maintaining accounting data accuracy.

The Change Management Specialist will support the Bureau of Medicine and Surgery by identifying ways to improve business processes, modifying standard operating procedures, developing training courses, and documenting changes. Responsibilities include tracking change requests, updating profiles for audits, and communicating updates through newsletters.