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The Senior FMV/Imagery Analyst will perform advanced FMV and imagery analysis in support of U.S. Special Operations. Responsibilities include providing analytical assessments, presenting analysis products, and utilizing geospatial techniques for operational decision making. Effective communication, teamwork, and interpersonal skills are essential.

The Financial Systems Analyst coordinates with various teams to document system requirements, test systems, provide training, develop documentation, and assist with business process analysis for IT and system goals. Responsibilities include troubleshooting issues, supporting the Business Operations Section Chief, and maintaining policy documentation.

The Linux Systems Administrator is responsible for integrating, maintaining, and optimizing Linux-based infrastructure, focusing on Red Hat Enterprise Linux and Puppet automation. Key tasks include system installation, configuration management, performance tuning, patch management, and collaborating with teams for server provisioning. They must ensure system reliability, and also maintain documentation and train others.

As an Ammunition Procurement Engineer, you will provide technical and engineering support for the acquisition of conventional munitions, coordinate Quality Assurance issues, manage resource documentation, identify procurement issues, and ensure safety and reliability of systems and components.

The Intel Analyst is responsible for providing technical solutions to complex mission management problems, developing plans and procedures for mission support, and executing mission plans related to system collection and performance analysis. The role requires working in a high-stress environment, minimal supervision, and effective communication with various stakeholders.

As a Senior Software Engineer, you will develop real-time embedded systems, collaborate with other engineers to create new software features, and provide support in debugging issues. You will also mentor junior engineers and work closely with management to ensure project requirements are met.

The Unified Communications Engineer is responsible for troubleshooting, maintaining, and administrating Unified Communications and VoIP systems, ensuring compliance with security policies, and resolving incidents in a 24/7 environment. Responsibilities include managing alerts, conducting maintenance activities, and improving operational processes while mentoring junior team members.