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The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) Voice Switch and Recorder (VS&R) Program Office includes seven different programs related to the voice communication activities of Air Traffic Control. These programs range from the maintenance of Legacy equipment currently fielded across the United States to design of new systems and procurement of future equipment. The Project Coordinator will perform a variety of activities in support of the FAA's efforts in modernizing its Air Traffic Control voice switching and recording capabilities that are part of the National Airspace System (NAS). The Project Coordinator will provide direct support to VS&R Technical Staff and assist with requirements management, documenting and tracking deliverables, preparing deliverables for review, distributing documents to reviewers, consolidating comments, reviewing comments for risks and technical concerns, and storing documents on the FAA’s Knowledge Services Network (KSN). The Project Coordinator will also draft contracts letters, develop and manage Action Item registers for key program initiatives, prepare status briefings, facilitate technical discussions, and participate in coordination and technical meetings. The Project Coordinator will interact with a team comprised of FAA, Noblis, and Subcontractor staff.
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Noblis is seeking a Quality Assurance/Control (QA/QC) Engineer to support a client program that will work with our clients to design, create, deploy, migrate and maintain digital solutions that span national security missions some of which include identity management, multimedia, and cyber end-to-end systems. The work our teams do day-to-day is transforming the way law enforcement and intelligence communities handle, process, analyze, visualize, and translate information into actionable intelligence.
- Works with stakeholders and end users to elicit, understand, analyze, and document feature requirements
- Collaborate with the development team to test new features and ensure common understanding of requirements/user stories
- Write comprehensive acceptance criteria for requirements/user stories
- Design, implement, execute, and assess software quality through manual and automated test cases to ensure product quality
- Create, update, and execute interactive tests and create associated reports
- Troubleshoot, reproduce, and log defects as needed
- Maintain the system test plan and other related documentation
- Perform Static Code Analysis (SCA) and analyze results to contribute towards better code quality
- Prepare test metrics and present results in the Retrospective ceremony
- Contribute to the decomposition and flow of tickets in an agile project management system
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Noblis is seeking a Software Engineer to support a client program that will work with our clients to design, create, deploy, migrate and maintain digital solutions that span national security missions some of which include identity management, multimedia, and cyber end-to-end systems. The work our teams do day-to-day is transforming the way law enforcement and intelligence communities handle, process, analyze, visualize, and translate information into actionable intelligence.
- Provides engineering and technical support in areas of design, development, engineering, research, evaluation, deployment, integration, and maintenance of software and systems
- Writes application code, automated tests, and informs deployment procedures
- Conducts design and code reviews, participates in daily scrums, retrospective, and other agile ceremonies
- Provides assistance monitoring and resolving issues with deployed systems
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The Senior Software Developer will be expected to lead technical solutions for Noblis Sponsored Research (NSR) projects and client projects. Responsibilities inclue programming, documenting, testing, debugging, and participating in agile development activities to include sprint planning, working in a team environment, participating in standups, and other agile practices. The developer shall strive to improve themselves, the team as a whole, and the development process through daily teamwork, communication, idea-sharing, collaboration and problem-solving.
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Noblis is looking for motivated individuals to support a high priority national cyber mission. In this program you will have an opportunity to work with various national cyber operations centers in identifying, assessing, investigating and helping to mitigate cyber threats. This position is part of a national 24x7 cyber watch center for a federal law enforcement agency.
Typical duties and responsibilities include:
- Participation in the cross-government cyber community that involves state, local and federal law enforcement and intelligence agencies which coordinate internally and with other Cyber Centers regarding ongoing cyber incidents and investigations. Monitor multiple communications nodes (multiple network-based computer notification and information sharing applications; multiple telephonic communications circuits,· other inter- and intra-agency communications systems) for reports concerning cyber-centric threats and advisories.
- Monitor multiple communications nodes for reports concerning cybercentric attacks.
- Monitor multiple communications nodes for updates concerning previously reported threats, incidents, and advisories.
- Disseminate new reports internally and externally to the Intelligence and Law Enforcement communities using multiple communication nodes.
- Maintain situational awareness of emerging and/or developing threats, cyber attacks, and ongoing federal agency cyber-centric responses.
- Perform both open and closed-source research on emerging threats and TTPs
- This position is for day shift (0530-1730) operating primarily on a 4 days on, 4 days off schedule.
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Noblis is seeking qualified technical interns for our Summer 2020 Internship Program. Noblis summer interns augment their classroom learning with hands-on project work in:
- Computer Science
- Information Technology
- Business Administration
- Scrum/Agile Methodology
- Data/Knowledge management
- Corporate Business Operations
Desired Qualifications:
- Demonstrated awareness in Scaled Agile Framework (SAFe) format for Agile development, in the form of documented course work, work experience, readings
- Demonstrated experience in primary research, drafting white papers, and creating marketing collateral
Your contributions will make an enduring impact in the areas of National Security & Intelligence; Enterprise Transformation; Environmental Sustainability; Transportation (Air and Ground); Noblis Sponsored Research; and Corporate Business Operations.
Noblis is consistently recognized as a “Great Place to Work” and “One of the Best Mid-Sized Companies to Work For" by Glassdoor, Entrepreneur and The Great Place to Work Institute. Noblis was recognized as the top ranked government contractor on theWashington Post's 2019 Top Workplaceslist.
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Noblis is positioned to provide technology and operational solutions to senior decision makers in the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) and Homeland Defense in the Science and Technology (S&T) Directorate. The DHS S&T Directorate is the primary research and development arm of the DHS and manages science and technology research, from development through transition, for the Department's operational components and first responders to protect the homeland. Established by Congress to provide innovative solutions to the nation's homeland security challenges, S&T is the core source of scientific and engineering expertise for DHS and is uniquely postured to enhance our nation's security and resilience by providing knowledge products and innovative technology solutions for the Homeland Security Enterprise.
Key Responsibilities:
- Provide key assistance to the Cyber Research & Development Portfolio Manager across diverse cyber Research and Development activities, focusing on cyber products that will augment the US Government's domestic cybersecurity capabilities.
- Apply technical expertise to analyze technical data and briefings, document important observations/recommendations, and assist the decision process for investing in technologies within the Portfolio's budget.
- Provide cyber subject matter expertise to the Government client and keep careful records at meetings, conferences, and formal reviews.
- Contribute to technical artifacts necessary to effective portfolio management, e.g. tracking of risks, documentation of milestones and key events, drafting Statements of Work, developing test and evaluation plans, maintaining holistic Portfolio schedules, and providing recommendations for fiscal prioritization of technical work.
- Identify and suggest improved cyber portfolio management procedures.
- Assess and communicate return on investment from monthly technical and cost reports from all funded contracts under the Portfolio
- Provide professional/technical services as needed in support of acquisition planning through solicitation, award, performance, final payment, and preparation for close-out for the full range of contractual instruments used by Government, including grants and cooperative agreements.
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Noblis is positioned to provide technology and operational solutions to senior decision makers in the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) and Homeland Defense in the Science and Technology (S&T) Directorate. The DHS S&T Directorate is the primary research and development arm of the DHS and manages science and technology research, from development through transition, for the Department's operational components and first responders to protect the homeland. Established by Congress to provide innovative solutions to the nation's homeland security challenges, S&T is the core source of scientific and engineering expertise for DHS and is uniquely postured to enhance our nation's security and resilience by providing knowledge products and innovative technology solutions for the Homeland Security Enterprise.
Key Responsibilities:
- Provide key assistance to the Cyber Research & Development Portfolio Manager across diverse cyber Research and Development activities, focusing on cyber products that will augment the US Government's domestic cybersecurity capabilities.
- Apply technical expertise to analyze technical data and briefings, document important observations/recommendations, and assist the decision process for investing in technologies within the Portfolio's budget.
- Provide cyber subject matter expertise to the Government client and keep careful records at meetings, conferences, and formal reviews.
- Contribute to technical artifacts necessary to effective portfolio management, e.g. tracking of risks, documentation of milestones and key events, drafting Statements of Work, developing test and evaluation plans, maintaining holistic Portfolio schedules, and providing recommendations for fiscal prioritization of technical work.
- Identify and suggest improved cyber portfolio management procedures.
- Assess and communicate return on investment from monthly technical and cost reports from all funded contracts under the Portfolio
- Provide professional/technical services as needed in support of acquisition planning through solicitation, award, performance, final payment, and preparation for close-out for the full range of contractual instruments used by Government, including grants and cooperative agreements.
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We are seeking Splunk Developers (All levels) to support our Internal Revenue Service (IRS) client. As part of the design and implementation effort, the Splunk developer will participate in various aspects of the implementation, including using Splunk to develop a proof of concept where legacy information systems are migrated to Splunk Enterprise. The Senior Splunk Developer will have to model data from several legacy and/or modern applications before ingesting the data into Splunk. The Splunk Developer will work closely with government personnel and other Noblis professionals in a team environment.
Job Duties include:
* Design and develop an “end to end” electronic transaction visibility, including large scale processing, integration, and analysis of system logs and databases in Splunk.
* Develop statistical behavior models, and provide support for the development of machine learning approaches.
* Develop visualization dashboards and indicators that identify anomalous activities.
* Assist with the development of project status briefings and dashboards for IRS executives
* Interact directly with client project team members and operational staff.
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Duties and responsibilities:
- Conduct business/systems analysis for a large government case management system
- Determine operational objectives of business requirements; working with stakeholders, and evaluating requests to propose recommended solutions
- Evaluate existing or interfacing systems and provide analysis and recommendations on whether interfaces should be continued or functionally subsumed
- Identify modifications and improvements to enhance efficiencies and performance of existing system features
- Identify core business needs and decompose and document in concepts of operation, briefings, and user stories; document business rules and construct use cases and workflow diagrams as needed
- Work collaboratively as part of scrum team to convey stakeholder needs and in support of development and testing
- Pitch CONOPs and user stories to team members
- Facilitate meetings between stakeholders, developers, and product owners
- Serve as Customer Relationship Manager (CRM) to government branch representatives on behalf of client program; facilitate requirements backlog categorization and prioritization
- Serve as resource to testing and user support teams on expected system behavior
- As needed collaborate with training team and provide post-implementation support
