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The Computer Systems Analyst I assists in systems analysis, prepared specifications for programming, addresses user problems, estimates costs, meets deadlines, and works independently under supervision. Additional duties may include supervising technicians and adapting analysis techniques to various situations.

The Network Administrator III is responsible for managing and providing technical support for network and computer systems in a multi-protocol LAN/WAN environment. This role involves installations, upgrades, troubleshooting, maintaining security, and supporting remote users across multiple locations. Additionally, it requires contributing to product evaluations and ensuring compliance with government security clearances.

The All Source Analytic Tradecraft Analyst provides mentorship and improvement services for intelligence production quality. They assist analysts with project conceptualization, provide feedback on draft products, and conduct training to enhance analysts’ skills in producing high-quality intelligence reports. The role requires knowledge of intelligence community directives and tools used in the analysis processes.

The Senior Structural Engineer is responsible for providing engineering guidance and analysis for structural projects, leading teams, preparing and reviewing drawings, ensuring quality of engineering tasks, and contributing to technical literature. This role also involves presenting findings to clients and regulatory bodies, as well as understanding regulatory codes.

The Crime Gun Intelligence Specialist Level II provides data entry support for law enforcement investigations, specifically focusing on crime gun data management. Responsibilities include entering data into various systems such as NIBIN and ATF e-Trace, performing ballistic reviews, and producing analytical reports while coordinating with law enforcement agencies.

The Operational Technology Specialist manages the deployment, maintenance, and troubleshooting of OT systems and IoT devices across the enterprise while ensuring compliance with Federal cybersecurity standards. Responsibilities include developing standards, maintaining an asset inventory, diagnosing errors, and coordinating fieldwork for installations.

The Cybersecurity Intelligence Analyst will conduct strategic and tactical analysis of cyber threats, providing insights into malicious actors' TTPs, trends, and risks. This role involves collaboration with law enforcement and various agencies to produce actionable intelligence and support cybersecurity assessments and decision-making in the Metro Boston Region.