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This full-time Budget Analyst role provides financial and budgetary support across all phases of the Planning, Programming, Budgeting, and Execution process within a Department of Defense environment. The position involves developing budget justifications, maintaining project serials in specialized management portals, and conducting variance analyses to support decision-making for multiple resource sponsors. Key responsibilities include ensuring timely funding execution and preparing detailed financial reports for government stakeholders. The role appeals to professionals seeking to apply their expertise in a mission-critical setting with opportunities for professional growth. Candidates must possess an active Top Secret/SCI clearance and five to seven years of relevant experience. The position offers a comprehensive benefits package including health insurance, retirement matching, and paid time off.

The Director of Finance leads the business department within the Sierra Vista Unified School District, reporting directly to the Superintendent. This role involves overseeing all district financial operations, including developing and managing the annual budget, ensuring compliance with state and federal regulations, and directing financial audits. Key responsibilities include supervising office personnel, preparing comprehensive financial reports for the governing board, and managing cash flow and grant administration. The position offers the opportunity to contribute to an award-winning educational environment with a supportive culture, while providing a stable 12-month contract and access to a comprehensive benefits package including retirement contributions.

This role involves leading the Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering at the University of South Florida as both a tenured full professor and department chair. The position focuses on advancing strategic vision, overseeing program development, and fostering high-impact research and education across undergraduate and graduate levels. Key responsibilities include recruiting and mentoring faculty and students, building consensus among stakeholders, and strengthening partnerships with industry and research centers. The opportunity is appealing due to the chance to shape a rapidly growing department within a top-ranked public research university known for its global impact and interdisciplinary collaboration. The role offers a dynamic academic environment with access to extensive research resources and a commitment to solving complex global challenges.

This full-time Senior Logistics Analyst role supports the USFFC Naval Forces Logistics program in Norfolk, VA, focusing on supply assistance and training for ships homeported in Norfolk and Rota. Key responsibilities include performing in-depth database analysis within the Relational Supply system, providing technical support for fleet readiness inspections, and developing training materials for supply and financial management operations. The position requires up to 10% travel within the Continental US and a current Secret clearance. The role is appealing for its focus on national security missions, a culture of integrity and trust, and opportunities for continuous professional growth within a high-performing team. Employees benefit from flexible time off arrangements and access to robust learning resources.

This tenure-track Assistant or Associate Professor role resides within the newly merged School of Hospitality and Sport Management at the University of South Florida. The position involves teaching undergraduate and graduate courses in hospitality and sport management while maintaining an active research agenda with a focus on publishing in top-tier journals. Key responsibilities include mentoring students, supporting school development initiatives, and contributing to the university community. The role is appealing due to the school's national rankings, strong industry partnerships with major hospitality and sports organizations, and a collaborative, ethical learning environment across three campuses. Candidates will join a dynamic team at the intersection of hospitality and sport business.

This full-time Intermediate Logistics Analyst role supports the COMNAVSURFLANT Comptroller office in Norfolk, Virginia, focusing on financial management for naval vessels. The position involves conducting operational research and audits, managing OPTAR grants, and overseeing monthly financial reporting for multiple destroyers, cruisers, and amphibious ships. Analysts utilize specialized systems to track requisitions and coordinate daily with CNSL ships. The role offers a flexible work arrangement with up to 10% local travel and provides access to robust learning resources. Working within a culture of integrity and trust, the team contributes to critical national missions while enjoying autonomy and comprehensive professional growth opportunities.

This full-time Subject Matter Expert role at the University of Dayton Research Institute focuses on aircraft battle damage repair and structural integrity at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base. The position serves as a senior authority bridging high-level engineering with practical flight-line repairs while instructing aeronautical engineering courses to USAF officers. Key responsibilities include supporting program leadership with engineering calculations, ensuring safe and efficient repair execution, and developing curriculum for military personnel. The role appeals to experienced engineers seeking to directly impact warfighter readiness and aircraft availability through hands-on research and education. It offers a unique opportunity to combine technical expertise with teaching in a collaborative environment dedicated to national defense and public service.

This full-time Senior Technical Writer role supports the United States Fleet Forces Command N41 Directorate within a high-tempo Flag Officer front office. The position serves as the primary communication architect, translating complex logistics data and fleet readiness metrics into clear executive documentation. Key responsibilities include drafting high-impact speeches and executive correspondence, managing staff action items and task tracking, and producing technical logistics summaries and standard operating procedures. The role requires an active Secret clearance and offers the appeal of working on critical national missions within a culture of integrity and trust. Employees benefit from flexible time off, robust learning resources, and opportunities for continuous career growth while maintaining a balance between professional duties and personal life.

The ServiceNow Certified Technical Architect role at GovCIO leads the architecture, design, and implementation of enterprise-scale ServiceNow solutions for a USAF program at Langley AFB. This onsite position requires hands-on technical leadership across multiple platform domains including ITSM, ITOM, SecOps, and App Engine. Key responsibilities involve designing scalable and compliant solutions, defining network architectures, and guiding development teams to align with federal security standards. The role offers the opportunity to work on high-impact defense initiatives while leveraging deep expertise in ServiceNow governance and network infrastructure. Candidates will collaborate closely with stakeholders to translate complex requirements into actionable architectural blueprints within a mission-critical environment.

This conditional appointment role involves serving as a Doctoral Committee Member for the University of Sioux Falls EdD in Leadership program. The position requires supporting doctoral candidates through the dissertation process in capacities such as Chair, Practitioner, or Second Reader. Key responsibilities include providing scholarly guidance, mentoring students on research design, and upholding academic and ethical standards within a Christian liberal arts environment. The role appeals to individuals with relevant doctoral or master's degrees who wish to contribute to the development of future leaders. Appointments are made on a per-student basis and require successful completion of a background check and credential verification. This opportunity is exclusively for individuals previously invited by the university to join a committee.

This 47-week individual placement supports the Special Use Permitting Program at the Willamette National Forest Supervisor's Office in Springfield, Oregon. The role involves learning federal land management procedures, managing hard copy and electronic records, processing permit proposals, and assisting with environmental reviews. Selected candidates will also conduct field inspections of permit areas and communicate with permittees. The position offers hands-on training in both office and field settings, providing exposure to federal land management within a diverse forest environment. The program is hosted by Northwest Youth Corps and Idaho Conservation Corps, emphasizing education and professional growth for young adults. The work arrangement is primarily in-person at the Springfield office with occasional travel to forest districts. Participants gain valuable experience in documentation, GIS software, and environmental compliance while contributing to the stewardship of over 1.6 million acres of public land.

This DevSecOps Engineer role within the Technology and Consulting Services team focuses on integrating security practices into development and operations workflows. Key responsibilities include managing incident response, conducting vulnerability scanning and penetration testing, and implementing automated security frameworks using scripting languages. The position requires designing secure deployment processes, maintaining infrastructure as code, and performing root cause analysis on network security issues. The role offers the opportunity to work with cutting-edge cloud technologies and automation tools in a mission-driven environment. Candidates must hold an active Top Secret clearance and possess significant experience in security operations. The position involves occasional travel and supports a collaborative culture focused on continuous improvement and system reliability.

This DevSecOps Engineer role within Maximus TCS focuses on integrating security practices into development and operations for high-security environments. The position involves managing incident response, vulnerability scanning, and penetration testing while implementing automated security frameworks and CI/CD pipelines. Key responsibilities include designing infrastructure as code solutions, maintaining proxy servers and firewalls, and conducting risk assessments to ensure compliance with strict security protocols. The role is appealing for its opportunity to work with cutting-edge cloud technologies and automation tools in a mission-critical setting. Candidates will collaborate on building resilient systems while leveraging scripting languages to streamline security workflows. The position requires active Top Secret clearance and offers a hybrid work arrangement with occasional travel for site-specific operations.

This full-time Systems Administrator role supports the Engineering, Development, Integration and Sustainment program for the United States Space Force at Schriever AFB. The position focuses on managing a Linux-heavy enterprise environment within a virtualized infrastructure. Key responsibilities include provisioning and maintaining production servers, enforcing DISA STIG security compliance, performing root cause analysis on system issues, and collaborating with cross-functional engineering teams. The role offers the opportunity to work on critical national security space operations with a highly technical team. While the position is based on-site, it involves occasional off-hours on-call support. The environment emphasizes a collaborative culture where professionals can apply their expertise in Red Hat Enterprise Linux, VMware, and network security to enhance the resilience of the national space enterprise.

The Senior Project Engineer role within the Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance business area leads complex engineering projects for the Survivable Airborne Operations Center mission. Key responsibilities include overseeing technical aspects of major subcontractors, managing project risks, and providing strategic guidance to multi-disciplinary teams. The position offers the opportunity to mentor junior engineers and interface with senior stakeholders to deliver next-generation command and control systems. This role is appealing for its chance to support critical national security missions with a company recognized for innovation and rapid delivery. The work arrangement is primarily office-based with occasional travel to customer or field locations, and requires an active Top Secret security clearance.

This full-time Senior Budget & Management Analyst role supports the U.S. Space Force by providing financial and programmatic oversight for space acquisition contracts. The position involves monitoring program execution across multiple contracts, developing spend plans, and analyzing cost and schedule performance data to identify variances and recommend corrective actions. The role requires coordinating with contracting officers and program managers to ensure proper funding execution and supporting the preparation of acquisition documentation. Joining this team offers the opportunity to contribute to national security missions in a fast-paced, mission-led environment. The company emphasizes a diverse and inclusive culture that values authenticity and supports professional growth through workplace flexibility and a commitment to employee well-being.

This full-time Open Rank physician-scientist role within the Allergy and Immunology Division at the Morsani College of Medicine combines clinical practice with independent translational research. The position involves providing patient care across multiple hospital affiliates, teaching medical students and residents in both inpatient and outpatient settings, and leading a sustainable research program focused on areas such as asthma and food allergies. Key responsibilities include designing hypothesis-driven experiments, mentoring scholars, and contributing to scientific publications and grant writing. The role is appealing for its opportunity to shape research direction in a collaborative academic environment, offering a balance of clinical service, education, and scholarly innovation within a state university system.

This temporary Explosive Handler role supports DoD-compliant aerospace operations focused on the production of loitering munitions. The position involves the safe receipt, storage, transport, and assembly of energetic materials and munitions while ensuring strict adherence to federal explosives safety standards. Key responsibilities include managing inventory and hazard documentation, operating logistics equipment like forklifts, and integrating explosive components into aerospace subsystems under detailed engineering instructions. The role appeals to candidates seeking to contribute to national security missions within a dynamic engineering environment. It requires a Top Secret clearance and offers opportunities for professional growth alongside comprehensive benefits including retirement and health coverage. The position is based at a facility in California with potential exposure to outdoor range conditions.

This full-time Acquisition Program Analyst role serves as a Subject Matter Expert supporting Fighter Modernization programs at the Pentagon. The position involves managing a $10 billion portfolio of global power initiatives, including legacy and next-generation aircraft and munitions. Key responsibilities include supporting budget preparation and defense, analyzing program execution data, and providing strategic recommendations on acquisition strategies and milestone decisions. The role requires maintaining compliance with complex Air Force policies and preparing documentation for high-level reviews and congressional activities. This opportunity appeals to professionals seeking to directly influence the future of Air Force combat capabilities within a collaborative headquarters environment. The position is onsite at the Pentagon and offers a comprehensive benefits package including health insurance, retirement matching, and paid time off.

The Food Storeroom Manager role within Aramark's Workplace Experience Group oversees dining facility operations for a military portfolio. Key responsibilities include managing inventory forecasting, ordering, and receiving while ensuring strict compliance with Tri-Service Food Code and HACCP safety standards. The position involves training military personnel, conducting bi-monthly joint inventories, and maintaining secure, organized storage areas. This opportunity appeals to candidates seeking a mission-driven environment where they can develop team members and contribute to essential feeding operations. The role requires a flexible schedule and offers the chance to work within a global organization committed to service and professional growth.

The Sr. Program Analyst I role supports the Department of the Air Force Category Management workstream on-site at the Pentagon. Key responsibilities include conducting spend analyses and market research to identify cost savings, utilizing data analytics tools to generate financial insights for senior leaders, and producing strategic reports and executive presentations. The position appeals to candidates seeking a people-focused culture with a two-decade legacy of team development, offering professional growth opportunities and flexible work arrangements. Success requires an active security clearance and experience in federal procurement or data analysis within a fast-paced environment.

This Systems/MBSE Engineer role supports multiple government programs focused on digital engineering and systems engineering initiatives within the defense sector. The position involves translating client guidance into actionable plans, applying advanced technical concepts to solve complex Air Force digital engineering challenges, and providing subject matter expertise to junior engineers and project managers. Key responsibilities include utilizing Model-Based System Engineering tools like SysML and Cameo, managing requirements derivation, and advocating for digital engineering best practices. The role appeals to candidates seeking to work in a collaborative team environment with opportunities to influence technical direction and develop new processes. It requires U.S. citizenship and the ability to obtain security clearance, offering a mission-driven environment aligned with the organization's commitment to diversity and inclusion.

This full-time Programmatic Spacecraft Systems Engineer role is based on-site in Chantilly, Virginia, supporting critical national defense satellite programs. The position involves defining requirements from design through launch, evaluating contractor performance at milestone reviews, and serving as the primary technical liaison between the government and industry teams. Key responsibilities include leading system trades, developing technical briefings, and ensuring compliance with complex mission requirements. The role appeals to candidates seeking to work at the forefront of space innovation within a fast-paced acquisition environment that offers direct access to senior decision-makers. Success requires navigating ambiguity and delivering high-impact solutions with minimal supervision. The position includes approximately 10% travel and requires an active TS/SCI clearance with polygraph.

This full-time Systems Administrator Principal role supports the Engineering, Development, Integration and Sustainment program for the U.S. Space Force at Schriever AFB. The position focuses on managing a Linux-heavy enterprise environment, including the installation, configuration, and maintenance of production servers within a VMWare virtualized infrastructure. Key responsibilities involve enforcing DISA STIG security compliance, performing daily system monitoring and log management, executing security scans, and conducting root cause analysis for hardware and software issues. The role appeals to candidates seeking to contribute to national security missions while working with a highly technical, cross-functional team. The position requires a TS/SCI clearance and offers a collaborative culture focused on resilience and advanced technology, with occasional on-call support duties.

This DevSecOps Engineer role within the Technology and Consulting Services team focuses on integrating security practices into development and operations workflows. Key responsibilities include managing incident response, conducting vulnerability scanning and penetration testing, and implementing automated security frameworks using scripting languages and open-source tools. The position also involves designing secure deployment processes, maintaining infrastructure as code, and performing root cause analysis for network security issues. The opportunity is appealing for professionals seeking to work with cutting-edge cloud technologies and automation tools in a mission-driven environment. The role requires an active Top Secret clearance and offers a hybrid work arrangement with occasional travel for on-site collaboration.