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The Network Engineering Administrator III role involves providing virtual and collaborative meeting support, facilitating conferences, and offering technical assistance using Mezzanine technology. The position requires over five years of relevant experience and skills in managing collaborative technologies for project management and team activities.

The Disclosure Representative SME prepares and reviews foreign disclosure requests, maintains archives, proposes disclosures, and provides recommendations on classified information release according to U.S. policies. They must also comply with security requirements, including holding a Top-Secret clearance with SCI eligibility.

The Subcontracts Administrator manages the entire lifecycle of subcontract administration, ensuring compliance with contracts and regulations, conducting negotiations, preparing contractual documents, and maintaining customer relations. They identify risks and manage corrective actions while maintaining audit-ready subcontractor files and adhering to compliance requirements.

The Legal Administrative Specialist will provide administrative support for FOIA and Privacy Act requests, ensuring timely processing and safeguarding sensitive information. Responsibilities include document analysis, searching databases, compiling reports, and maintaining organization.

The Systems Administrator will support the configuration, maintenance, and troubleshooting of computer systems including servers and networks. Responsibilities include providing technical assistance, leading troubleshooting efforts, ensuring compliance with security requirements, and executing training programs.

The Telecommunications Specialist will support the INSCOM GISA Pacific team in both garrison and deployed environments. Responsibilities include providing technical expertise, applying knowledge of Information Assurance and Cyber Security, integrating systems, and creating documentation. Travel up to 50% of the time for military exercises is required.

The Configuration Manager is responsible for managing configuration projects, change control, configuration identification, status accounting, and audits. This role also includes leadership responsibilities for configuration specialists and ensures that all changes to product documents are approved and validated.