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Develops and delivers nontechnical training programs through live web-based classes, seminars, coaching, workshops, and e-learning. Creates instructional outlines, tests, teaching aids, training videos, and evaluation criteria. Identifies employee development needs, consults with stakeholders, coordinates vendors, monitors training budgets, and maintains existing training content. The role is fully remote with occasional in-person domestic and potentially annual international classes.

Provides Tier I and II technical support for software, hardware, and network issues. Diagnoses problems, guides users through solutions, prioritizes support requests, provides technical information and training, maintains network diagrams and circuit records, and coordinates with network and software teams to restore services and resolve root causes.

Monitor and investigate security alerts, conduct threat hunting, analyze network and log data, perform forensic investigations, and develop SPL queries using SIEM and EDR tools. The role supports incident response, security monitoring improvements, SOC process development, risk mitigation, reporting, and mentoring junior analysts. It requires flexibility across all shifts and collaboration with government and cybersecurity teams in a remote federal environment.

Monitors and investigates security alerts, performs threat hunting, analyzes logs and network traffic, and conducts incident and forensic analysis. The analyst uses SIEM and EDR tools, develops Splunk queries, identifies attack techniques, improves SOC monitoring and procedures, advises management on risks, prepares incident reports, and mentors junior analysts. The role supports federal systems and requires flexibility across all shifts.

Monitors and investigates security alerts, performs threat hunting, analyzes logs and network traffic, conducts incident and forensic analysis, and develops SPL queries. The SOC Analyst operates SIEM and EDR tools, improves monitoring solutions, documents procedures, advises on security risks, supports SOC initiatives, and mentors junior analysts. The role requires flexibility across all shifts and occasional onsite participation despite being fully remote.

Lead Peraton’s Federal EHR deployment for the Armed Forces Retirement Home across Washington, DC, and Gulfport. Own program strategy, government and contractor coordination, WBS and IMS management, PWS development, contract alignment, deliverables, milestones, risks, and acceptance criteria. Oversee deployment from planning through configuration, training, go-live, and stabilization while representing Peraton in government reviews. Ensure performance outcomes, regulatory requirements, and patient-care continuity across both campuses.

Leads the architecture and execution of migrating clinical, dental, pharmacy, and administrative data from more than ten legacy systems into MHS GENESIS. Responsibilities include source analysis, canonical data modeling, source-to-target mapping, ETL architecture, reconciliation, data-quality frameworks, cutover sequencing, tooling standards, team leadership, and production of migration artifacts for government review.

Own automated QA and test automation across Agile sprints, including unit, integration, regression, and end-to-end testing. Manage test documentation, requirements traceability, defect triage, accessibility compliance, performance testing, IV&V, release readiness, and DevSecOps quality gates. Mentor junior engineers and report quality metrics to program and Government stakeholders.

Owns production and submission of CDRL deliverables for a federal deployment program. Interprets DIDs and DD-1423 requirements, coordinates technical contributors, authors and edits program documentation, manages review cycles and version control, maintains deliverable tracking, and supports compliance activities. Produces SOPs, run-books, configuration guides, and after-action reports while ensuring documents meet government standards and accessibility expectations.

Supports fraud investigators and auditors by organizing caseloads, analyzing healthcare claims and records, researching alleged violations, examining evidence, preparing reports and correspondence, and helping develop cases involving fraud, waste, abuse, and overpayments. The role requires confidentiality with health privacy information, regulatory interpretation, collaboration with investigators and agencies, and accurate case documentation. Telework is available from the Eastern Time Zone, with possible overnight travel.