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The Biosurveillance Scientist supports the Department of Homeland Security’s CWMD Office by analyzing and reporting biological events affecting national security. Responsibilities include open source data collection, managing pilot projects, and providing technical consulting to enhance reporting and analysis efficiencies.

The Data Analyst will collect, clean, and analyze data using Excel and other analytical tools to provide actionable insights to stakeholders. Responsibilities include organizing data, conducting ad-hoc analyses, and presenting findings to support strategic initiatives.

The Data Analyst will collect, clean, and organize data from various sources, conduct detailed analyses using Excel and other tools, and present findings to stakeholders. The role requires strong analytical skills and project management experience while supporting decision-making processes with actionable insights.

The Analyst will provide analytical support for the Department of Homeland Security ICE Interoperability Response Center by conducting analysis on immigration benefit cases, managing inquiries from law enforcement, and logging information into a case management system. The role requires working shifts, including weekends and holidays, to ensure 24/7 operations.

The Junior FOIA Analyst will assist in processing Freedom of Information Act requests, manage data entry, prepare documents for submission to a tracking system, redact sensitive information, and communicate with teams and agencies. This role also involves conducting research for FOIA policy development.

As a Junior Program Analyst, you will support a federal client with process improvement, knowledge management, customer service, and communication tasks. Responsibilities include reviewing asset management processes, identifying areas for improvement, and assisting in updating policy documentation.

The Program Analyst is responsible for integrating new external programs into operations, managing stakeholders, facilitating meetings, developing policies, tracking risks, and reporting metrics to ensure timely decision-making.

The Compliance Analyst (Privacy) will support the DHS by managing and enforcing compliance with privacy laws. Key responsibilities include drafting compliance documents, developing privacy policies, training staff, and identifying risks to enhance existing compliance programs.

The FOIA Analyst will manage responses to FOIA and Privacy Act requests, conduct data entry, support backlog reduction, and prepare correspondence. Responsibilities include tracking requests, reviewing records for redaction, and converting documents to electronic files while maintaining compliance with FOIA policies.

The Privacy PM will lead privacy-related projects, ensuring compliance with regulations, coordinating with stakeholders, and delivering results. Responsibilities include documenting project plans, facilitating meetings, managing risks, and mentoring team members, while serving as a liaison between TechOp Solutions and the client agency.

The Privacy Analyst will develop, implement, and maintain privacy policies to ensure compliance with laws, educate staff on privacy matters, identify risks, manage inquiries, and assist in incident management related to privacy programs.