Jobs at Boston Government Services, LLC (BGS)

This entry-level Gaming Agent role serves as a pipeline for future opportunities within the Massachusetts Gaming Commission's division assigned to Encore Boston Harbor. The position involves monitoring casino operations, auditing financial records for revenue compliance, and investigating suspicious activities on the gaming floor. Key responsibilities include collaborating with law enforcement on regulatory investigations, preparing detailed reports, and resolving public complaints. The role offers a structured work schedule with rotating shifts and provides a comprehensive benefits package including a state pension, tuition remission, and robust health coverage. This position appeals to candidates seeking a stable government career with opportunities for professional growth in a regulated gaming environment.

This senior account manager role at Amazon Web Services focuses on driving digital transformation for financial services enterprise clients. The position involves engaging C-level executives to expand AWS adoption, developing strategic growth plans, and managing a robust sales pipeline to exceed revenue targets. The role appeals to professionals seeking to shape emerging technologies within a culture that values diverse experiences, continuous mentorship, and work-life harmony. Candidates will benefit from an inclusive team environment and the opportunity to leverage a comprehensive portfolio of cloud services while working with a global market leader.

The Zonal Program Manager role provides senior leadership for real estate support services within a specific geographic zone, focusing on leasing and administrative operations. Key responsibilities include managing zonal operations and staff, overseeing contract performance to ensure compliance with GSA policies, and coordinating with government agencies and internal teams to resolve issues and drive project execution. This position appeals to professionals seeking a dynamic environment where they can lead complex portfolios, mentor teams, and implement strategic process improvements. The role requires a blend of commercial real estate expertise and government leasing knowledge to maintain operational continuity and high-quality service delivery.

The Budget Intern role supports the Executive Office of Technology Services and Security within the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. The intern acts as a key team member analyzing financial data, creating presentation materials with findings and recommendations, and contributing to the development of current and future business processes. This position offers a unique opportunity to gain hands-on experience in state finance and budgeting while working on projects that enhance public service delivery. The role is based in Boston with a hybrid work model combining in-office and remote days. It is ideal for a driven individual pursuing a degree in finance, accounting, or economics who possesses strong analytical skills and proficiency in Microsoft Excel and PowerPoint.

The Paralegal role supports the General Counsel's Office within the Executive Office of Health and Human Services, assisting a dynamic legal unit handling litigation, public records, and employment matters. Key responsibilities include conducting comprehensive legal research, drafting pleadings and memoranda, managing complex case files, and coordinating discovery processes while ensuring compliance with Massachusetts Public Records Law. This position offers the appeal of contributing to high-impact work that serves millions of residents across the Commonwealth, providing a meaningful mission within a collaborative team. The role requires a detail-oriented professional to operate in a fast-paced environment with a strong sense of purpose, focusing on precision and organizational excellence.

This contract-to-hire Fund Accountant role supports J.P. Morgan's Corporate & Investment Bank within a global IT consulting firm. The position focuses on fund administration operations, specifically producing accurate daily Net Asset Values and managing mutual fund accounting. Key responsibilities include generating ad hoc client reports, performing quality assurance checks on data, coordinating with investment operations teams, and maintaining compliance with internal controls. The role offers exposure to Fortune 500 clients and cutting-edge financial projects within a supportive, inclusive culture that values innovation and professional growth. The position is based in Boston, MA.

This mid-to-senior level Cloud Project Manager role supports the United States Air Force in designing and implementing secure, scalable multi-cloud infrastructure. The position involves leading cross-functional teams through enterprise cloud initiatives on IaaS, PaaS, and Kubernetes platforms while managing project scope, schedules, budgets, and risks. Key responsibilities include coordinating IT development tickets, preparing status reports for government stakeholders, and ensuring compliance with DoD security protocols. The role appeals to candidates seeking to drive mission-critical digital transformation within a collaborative environment that values investing in employee growth and development. The position operates under a hybrid work arrangement and requires an active Secret security clearance.

This full-time Budget Analyst role within the Department of Mental Health Central Office supports financial, staffing, and programmatic planning for state mental health services. The position involves forecasting payroll spending, analyzing expenditure data to identify fiscal trends, and preparing detailed financial reports and variance analyses for senior management. Key responsibilities include collaborating with program staff to incorporate policy assumptions into administrative planning and evaluating the fiscal impact of legislative changes. The role appeals to candidates seeking to contribute to a mission-driven organization that ensures access to mental health care for all ages. It offers the opportunity to work independently within a collaborative team environment, utilizing advanced data tools to drive cost management and operational efficiency.

This Cloud Functional Specialist role supports the United States Air Force in designing and implementing secure, scalable multi-cloud infrastructure for mission-critical systems. The position requires an active Secret clearance and involves providing functional expertise across AWS, Azure, Google, and Oracle environments. Key responsibilities include advising technical teams on cloud migration strategies, identifying best-in-breed solutions for hybrid and native cloud platforms, and facilitating cross-functional discussions with customers and vendors. The role appeals to professionals seeking to contribute to national security initiatives within a collaborative culture that invests in employee growth and development. The work arrangement is hybrid, combining on-site and remote flexibility.

The Chief Information Officer role at the Massachusetts Gaming Commission provides executive leadership for the agency's strategic information technology plan. The position involves directing IT operations, managing cybersecurity programs, and overseeing complex systems to ensure regulatory compliance within the gaming industry. Key responsibilities include developing technology strategies, managing vendor contracts, ensuring data security and business continuity, and leading a team of support professionals. This opportunity appeals to candidates seeking to drive innovation in a highly regulated public service environment while influencing the future of state gaming technology. The role requires a blend of technical expertise and stakeholder engagement to support the agency's mission and operational integrity.

This fall 2026 co-op role within the MassDOT Aeronautics Division Finance team supports the Finance Chief in managing fiscal operations and budgeting projects. Key responsibilities include processing encumbrances, payments, and grants; assisting with audit workpaper preparation; and conducting audits of based aircraft across 35 state airports. The position also involves maintaining aircraft registration programs and preparing fiscal reports using systems like MOSAIC and Delphi. The role appeals to candidates interested in aviation and state government by offering hands-on experience in public sector finance, exposure to complex data analysis, and the opportunity to contribute to a mission-driven organization connecting communities through transportation.

This Cloud Systems Engineer role supports the United States Air Force by designing and implementing secure, scalable multi-cloud infrastructure for mission-critical systems. The position involves architecting cloud solutions across AWS, Azure, Google, and Oracle environments, leading cloud migration strategies, and implementing DevOps automation for provisioning and security. Key responsibilities include managing Authority to Operate processes, developing infrastructure as code, and collaborating with client teams to solve complex engineering challenges. The role offers the opportunity to work on high-impact national security initiatives within a collaborative culture that values technical expertise and professional growth. Candidates must hold an active Secret clearance and possess relevant certifications. The position is offered in a hybrid work arrangement.

This Cloud Analyst role supports the United States Air Force by designing and implementing secure, scalable multi-cloud infrastructure for mission-critical systems. The position involves translating business requirements into cloud-native architectures, guiding DevOps automation, and ensuring interoperability across diverse technology stacks including AWS, Azure, and Kubernetes. Key responsibilities include executing enterprise cloud initiatives, managing on-premises to cloud migration strategies, and ensuring compliance with security standards like FedRAMP and ATO processes. The role appeals to candidates seeking to work on high-impact national security initiatives within a collaborative team of technical experts. It offers opportunities for professional growth through learning and development while operating in a hybrid work environment.

The Director, Title VI & Accessibility role leads civil rights compliance for the Massachusetts Department of Transportation and the MBTA. This position oversees program development, implementation, and enforcement of Title VI and ADA regulations across all modal divisions and subrecipients. Key responsibilities include supervising specialist staff, developing long-range compliance plans, managing public engagement strategies for equitable participation, and advising leadership on complex legal and policy matters. The role offers the opportunity to drive systemic change within a large, mission-driven organization dedicated to connecting communities. It provides a collaborative environment focused on diversity, equity, and inclusion, with significant influence over statewide transportation planning and policy.

The Director, Pre Award and Sponsored Award Programs role leads centralized research administration functions at Tufts Medical Center, reporting to the VP of Research Administration. Key responsibilities include serving as the Institutional Signature Authority for grants and contracts, negotiating complex agreements with federal and industry partners, and developing policies to ensure compliance with federal regulations. The position also involves supervising staff, streamlining contract execution processes, and providing training to faculty and research administrators. This opportunity appeals to candidates seeking to drive innovation within a world-renowned academic medical center, offering a chance to impact life-saving research while working in a collaborative environment dedicated to advancing healthcare.

The Lead Piping Analysis Engineer role operates within the Mechanical Analysis team at GE Vernova Hitachi Nuclear Energy, focusing on reactor system evaluations to ensure regulatory compliance. Key responsibilities include defining and analyzing piping and pipe supports against industry standards, providing technical leadership and mentorship to junior engineers, and representing the organization at industry forums. The position involves collaborating with cross-functional teams to resolve complex technical issues and delivering high-quality engineering reports. This opportunity appeals to candidates seeking a challenging career in the nuclear sector with a focus on professional development and a collaborative culture. The role is primarily remote eligible for US-based candidates, offering flexibility while maintaining strong connections to the Wilmington, NC headquarters.

This temporary Program Lead role supports the Commonwealth of Massachusetts' multi-year BEST Program, which is transitioning to a new cloud-based ERP system for over 95,000 employees. The position focuses on aligning four key workstreams: Training, Communications, Readiness, and Support to ensure a seamless launch of the HR and Payroll phase. Key responsibilities include assessing team progress, identifying adoption risks, maintaining stakeholder relationships, and leading diverse teams of state and vendor staff. The role offers the opportunity to drive high-impact change within a large-scale government transformation while working in a collaborative environment that values operational readiness and clear communication.

The Office Support Specialist I role provides administrative assistance within the Commonwealth's support services team. The position requires two years of relevant experience or an equivalent combination of education and work history in business or public administration. Key responsibilities include managing daily office operations, handling correspondence, and supporting team workflows. The role is appealing due to the comprehensive benefits package designed to support employees and their families, along with a strong commitment to diversity and inclusion. This is a full-time on-site position within the government sector.

This onsite Senior EMI Engineer role within Raytheon's Antenna/Microwave and E3 Department focuses on designing electronics for advanced missile systems and electronic warfare applications. The position requires developing architectures for extremely low electromagnetic emissions and high tolerance to external interferers, while ensuring compliance with rigorous military standards. Key responsibilities include leading technical decision-making, advising leadership on risk management, and serving as the primary technical contact for customers and review boards. The role appeals to engineers seeking to solve meaningful national security challenges within a collaborative culture rooted in trust and innovation. Candidates must hold an active DoD Secret clearance and possess a background in EMI/EMC design or testing. The position is based in Marlborough, Massachusetts, with potential relocation assistance available for eligible candidates.

This onsite Senior EMI Effects Engineer role is based in Marlborough, Massachusetts, within the Antenna/Microwave and E3 Department at Raytheon. The position focuses on architecting electronics for systems requiring extremely low electromagnetic emissions and high tolerance to interference, specifically for defense applications like advanced missiles and radar. Key responsibilities include developing system-level architectures, ensuring product compliance with rigorous standards, and serving as the primary technical contact for customers and review boards. The role appeals to engineers seeking to solve meaningful, high-stakes problems that contribute to national security. It offers a collaborative culture rooted in innovation and trust, with opportunities for professional growth through mentoring and purposeful rotations. Candidates must be U.S. citizens with an active DoD Secret clearance.

This onsite Senior EMI Engineer role within Raytheon's Antenna/Microwave and E3 Department focuses on designing electronics for advanced missile systems and electronic warfare applications. The position requires developing architectures for extremely low electromagnetic emissions and high tolerance to external interference, while ensuring products meet rigorous military standards. Key responsibilities include creating system-level components, providing technical oversight during major review boards, and serving as the primary technical contact for customers. The role appeals to engineers seeking to solve meaningful national security challenges within a culture rooted in trust, innovation, and collaboration. Candidates will benefit from on-the-job training, mentoring, and purposeful rotations to foster professional growth. A current DoD Secret security clearance and U.S. citizenship are mandatory requirements for this position located in Marlborough, Massachusetts.

This onsite Senior EMI Effects Engineer role is based in Marlborough, Massachusetts, within the Antenna/Microwave and E3 Department at Raytheon. The position focuses on architecting electronics for systems requiring extremely low electromagnetic emissions and high tolerance to external interference, specifically for advanced missile and electronic warfare applications. Key responsibilities include developing system-level architectures, ensuring product compliance with rigorous standards, and serving as the primary technical contact for customers and review boards. The role appeals to engineers seeking to solve meaningful national security challenges while working with cutting-edge radar and sensor technologies. It offers opportunities for professional growth through mentoring, on-the-job training, and purposeful rotations within a culture rooted in trust, innovation, and collaboration. Candidates must hold an active U.S. government security clearance and be a U.S. citizen.