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2024 Summer Intern (Reston, VA or Virginia Beach, VA) This is a Summer Intern Position from 03 June 2024 until 09 August 2024.   Noblis is looking for interns for our 2024 Summer Internship Program! Our 2024 Program will be held in a hybrid work environment; participants must be in the local area to travel to an in-person facility for certain projects, meetings, and collaborative assignments. Noblis is offering internship opportunities in our MSD Defense Mission Area.    Learn, Network, and Contribute  A summer at Noblis is a summer well spent. If you are a student who is looking for valuable real-world experience, competitive pay, and the opportunity to grow, we are the place for you. Our interns spend their days collaborating with full-time staff and other interns to create innovative, mission-focused solutions for our clients’ most pressing problems. We offer a diverse network of professionals who each offer a unique skillset to shape your development. Read more about our Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion initiative here.     Build Your Real-World Experience  When you intern with Noblis, we will offer real work on projects where you can learn, contribute, and see what it is like to be a working professional in your field. We will show belief in your potential by making you an integral part of our team and our support to our federal client. We also facilitate group activities that allow you to meet other interns and form new connections. You will attend weekly seminars and networking events designed to prepare you for an impactful career. And you have the ability to join our Intern Mentorship Program. Above all, we will provide you with an environment that fosters learning and growth, and that provides you with valuable real-world experience in a competitive industry.     Invest in Your Future  Your summer at Noblis will be challenging, educational, hands-on, and memorable. You will leave better prepared for life after school—as a leader, problem-solver, and critical thinker with real-world experience. And if you love your time at Noblis, you may have the opportunity to stay! A significant percentage of our interns become full-time employees.    Project Description - Learn Babylon.js programming language and develop a real world and fictitious device - Design a GUI data entry into a Dataverse database using a JavaScript enabled GUI - Buillding a data framework in SharePoint that allows other Microsoft microservices to operate seamlessly with it - Receive training on the MoT software to understand how it is configured.

Noblis MSD has an immediate opening in the Portland Main area (Bath), for a Network Administrator to provide pre-commissioning Detachment/Unit Support for DDG, LCS, ESB, LHD and LPD class ships IT Systems. The Network Administrator will be involved with every aspect of IT from Helpdesk to Networking as needed.   - Daily, weekly, and monthly backups of exchange servers, supporting the PCU through HelpSTAR (ServicePRO) and working any requests that come in from users. - Creating and managing accounts, email addresses, distribution and security groups with Active Directory and Microsoft Exchange Management Console. - Setting permissions on folders using Security Groups in Active Directory. - Server administration including building and managing physical and virtual servers required for daily operation. - Server updates using Windows Server Update Services (WSUS). - Building Images and reimaging PCs as required using Microsoft Deployment Toolkit. - Completing STIG checklist in compliance with DISA requirements. - Scanning new systems with ACAS to ensure compliance with latest plugins. - Installing McAfee products (Agent, HIPS, DLP, and Antivirus) and monitoring all systems using HBSS to ensure compliance with DISA requirements. - Rebuilding of servers and knowledge of VMWARE and CITRIX environments will be beneficial. - Familiar with NMCI environment - data structure / permissions and Site Collection Administrator duties  

Are you looking to make a difference in the federal government? Are you looking for a career, not just a “job”? Are you passionate about doing what’s right? Do you have experience and skills in financial management? Then we have a position for you.   The Financial Analyst will be responsible for developing business cases for large capital projects, coordinating departmental cost estimates, vendor estimates, and coordinating the capital approval process. This role will also facilitate budget development, monitoring and reporting on the status of Information Technology and other capital projects for a federal government client.  To accomplish this, the Financial Analyst will gather data from financial and contract systems as well as subject matter experts.  S/He will exercise excellent spreadsheet and presentation skills to assist in the analysis and communication of project financial information.  The successful candidate will also demonstrate excellent problem solving skills and analytical capabilities.   Additional responsibilities will include: - Writing investment narratives that include system descriptions, strategic purpose, justification, and recommendations - Forecasting expenditures; estimates to complete; estimate at completion - Conduct variance analysis and explain the root cause to management - Build presentations to explain investment purpose, financials and program impact - Apply consulting and interpersonal skills to a wide range of business situations - Interview clients, define technical needs, develop cost estimates and research data issues

The Program Analyst – International will provide strategic, analytical, and program management support to the International Cooperative Program Office (ICPO) within the Department of Homeland Security’s (DHS) Science & Technology Directorate (S&T). ICPO enables DHS international engagements that discover innovation, leverage international capabilities, drive solutions, and influence science and technology security advancement world-wise.    The ICPO team develops partnerships with foreign governments and international organizations that enhance scientific and technical knowledge for homeland security purposes.  International cooperative partnership can improve operational effectiveness, enhance affordability, and provide S&T access to broader knowledge-base and partner capabilities to provide impact across DHS mission areas.   This position will be responsible for supporting country-level engagements by providing project management, facilitation, and relationship management; engaging across S&T, DHS, and USG partners to understand customer needs, analyzing technology requirements and partner capabilities, and working across regions to provide engagement recommendations. The successful candidate will navigate the nuanced relationships intrinsic to foreign partnerships and have strong program management skills.   The successful candidate will be self-motivated, operate well in a matrixed environment, successfully execute competing priorities, and be able to distill and communicate complex concepts to enable nontechnical managers to make informed decisions.   Responsibilities and duties may include but are not limited to: - Lead international engagement project planning and control, including tracking progress, schedules, and government assigned action items; preparing project plans and milestones; status reports; and monitoring progress against milestones - Facilitate meetings between internal DHS partners and with outside, including international, partners with limited federal oversight. - Provide input and assistance in preparing international project briefs, composing project reports and documents. - Developing technical and programmatic status reports, PowerPoint briefings, and read-ahead materials. - Create and maintain records of project activities; Independently or under minimal guidance identify, collect, distill, organize, and maintain files of all program documents; Capturing best practices and lessons learned so documents can be transitioned efficiently within the office. - Maintaining organized and logical files for all necessary program documentation. - Manage communication with multiple stakeholders across DHS and with foreign partners, maintaining awareness of relevant compliance, disclosure, and agreement requirements. - Executive and administrative support in coordinating, organizing, and scheduling meetings, conference rooms, conference calls, and take meetings notes and attendance; Coordinate program level taskings to the program offices which may include congressional responses and program data calls. - Being conversant in details for discussion, both verbal and written, on ICPO programs and S&T international policies. - Assisting the customer by supporting the development of constructive relationships with program stakeholders across the Federal government, to include within DHS and outside of DHS. - Performing quality assurance.   The role may require international travel and occasional meetings outside of 9am - 5pm ET. Hybrid position. Must be available to be on client site (Washington, DC) routinely.

Noblis is positioned to provide a Management Analyst to decision makers in the Countering Weapons of Mass Destruction (CWMD) office under DHS to address threat anticipation, identification, and analysis support to DHS components and other decision makers.  Threat understanding at its earliest point possible is critical to driving counter activities employed by DHS components and partners, and protecting the U.S. population and assets from naturally-occurring and man-made threats.   If you are interested in this exciting opportunity to help develop and advance DHS’s new approach to countering WMD and other threats, we are actively seeking to identify personnel to join our team of talented professionals who possess the experience, vision, commitment and integrity to successfully support the strategic goals of DHS CWMD.  Responsibilities include: - Technical editing and writing of policy and strategic products, standard operating procedures and other relevant documentation.  - Briefing key CWMD staff and external stakeholders on tasks, projects, and other work activities.  - Attend meetings and provide written summaries for the client. - Innovating new processes and knowledge products to enhance policy and strategy decision-making in the CWMD/CBRN mission space.  

*** this position is for upcoming work***   Are you looking to make a difference in the federal government? Are you looking for a career, not just a “job”? Are you passionate about doing what’s right? Do you have experience and skills in budget management? Then we have a position for you.   The Budget Analyst will be responsible for developing budgets, monitoring and reporting on the status of Information Technology and other projects for a Federal Government Client.  To accomplish this, the Budget Analyst will gather data from financial and contract systems as well as consolidating invoice data.  S/He will exercise excellent spreadsheet and presentation skills to assist in the analysis and communication of project financial status.  The successful candidate will also demonstrate excellent problem solving skills and analytical capabilities.   Additional responsibilities will include: - Forecasting expenditures; estimates to complete; estimate at completion - Conduct variance analysis and explain the root cause to management - Build presentations to explain funding status and analysis - Apply consulting and interpersonal skills to a wide range of business situations - Interview clients, define budget requirements, develop cost estimates and research data issues

Noblis and our wholly owned subsidiary, Noblis ESI, are solving difficult problems that help our government and our country. We bring the best of scientific thought, management, and engineering expertise with a reputation for independence and objectivity. We support a wide range of government and industry clients in the areas of national security, intelligence, transportation, healthcare, environmental sustainability, and enterprise engineering. Learn more at Noblis -About Us   Why work at a Noblis company? Our employees find greater meaning in their work and balance the other things in life that matter to them. Our people are our greatest asset. They are exceptionally skilled, knowledgeable, team-oriented, and mission-driven individuals who want to do work that matters and benefits the public.   Noblis has won numerous workplace awards. Noblis maintains a drug-free workplace and is an equal opportunity employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, disability, veteran status, hairstyles historically associated with race or other characteristics protected by law.   Noblis is positioned to provide a Senior Management Analyst and Technical Editor to decision makers in the Countering Weapons of Mass Destruction (CWMD) office under DHS to address threat anticipation, identification, and analysis support to DHS components and other decision makers.  Threat understanding at its earliest point possible is critical to driving counter activities employed by DHS components and partners, and protecting the U.S. population and assets from naturally-occurring and man-made threats.   If you are interested in this exciting opportunity to help develop and advance DHS’s new approach to countering WMD and other threats, we are actively seeking to identify personnel to join our team of talented professionals who possess the experience, vision, commitment and integrity to successfully support the strategic goals of DHS CWMD.  Responsibilities include: - Technical editing and writing of biosurveillance products, standard operating procedures and other relevant documentation.  - Briefing key CWMD staff and external stakeholders on tasks, projects, and other work activities.  - Surveying stakeholders for requirements and user satisfaction with delivered outputs. - Training and mentoring new analysts and advancing the client's training program and repository of standard operating procedures.  - Innovating around new processes and products to enhance early detection and improved analysis of biological threats globally. 

Noblis is seeking experienced Budget Analysts for our client’s operational requirements on a mission focused program located in McLean, VA or Bethesda, MD. Successful candidates in this position will collaborate with a diverse group of individuals across the intelligence community (IC) and directly contribute to the development and implementation of Agency budgets.   Primary Responsibilities - Develop, analyze, and propose recommendations for financial data calls and IC portfolio reviews. - Develop and evaluate fiscal program builds. - Coordinate with the Office of the Director of National Intelligence, and other IC agencies to gather financial data, assess performance against stated benchmarks, and develop recommendations for program builds. - Lead or support the development of funding documents, develop spend plans, track spending and execution, and document financial commitments, obligations, and expenses. - Draft inputs to the Congressional Budget Justification Book (CBJB) to Congress. - Participate and support all aspects of the Intelligence Planning, Programming, Budget, and Evaluation (IPPBE) process.

Noblis is seeking a Data Analyst in Bethesda, MD or McLean, VA.  With our team, you will be working with our mission focused client program in a dynamic environment  to provide technical and analytic support to a small, high-impact team.     Primary responsibilities: - Work with intelligence analysts and data scientists to build statistical models, test hypotheses, and interpret, summarize, visualize, and succinctly report data findings. - Leverage automation and machine learning models to manage data, predict scenarios, and make recommendations to a non-technical audience. - Contribute to building new analytical tools in support of IC analysts. - Leverage technical frameworks and collaboration technologies including Amazon Web Service and Git.

Noblis is seeking a Policy and Strategy Analyst for our client’s operational requirement on a mission focused program located in McLean, VA or Bethesda, MD.   Job  Responsibilities:  - Lead or substantially participate in executing intelligence studies including the development of needs, translating needs into requirements, defining and gaining approval for a Terms of Reference, collecting, normalizing, and preparing data, accomplishing data analysis from quantitative and qualitative data, and applying qualitative and quantitative analytic techniques to develop well-formed and supported alternatives and recommendations for IC decision-making.