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Please note: This posting is in support of possible upcoming opportunities throughout our practice areas supporting DHS Science and Technology Directorate. Our teams are always interested in reviewing excellent, potential colleagues who may be interested in joining our teams in support of future missions. We often have opportunities for professionals at varying levels. If you are interested in being considered for Project Associate opportunities supporting these missions with us, please consider submitting your resume and information.
The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Science and Technology Directorate (S&T) monitors threats to our nation and capitalizes on technological advancements at a rapid pace, developing solutions and bridging capability gaps at a pace that mirrors the speed of life. S&T’s mission is to deliver and transition effective and innovative solutions, methods and insight to meet the critical needs of the Homeland Security Enterprise. S&T oversees basic and applied research, development, demonstration, testing and evaluation activities for DHS.
Noblis is supporting critical missions providing program support, technical and scientific advisory services, financial analysis, and data analytics support.
The Project Associate roles provide Program Management and financial support in the DHS Science and Technology Directorate, as part of a multidisciplinary team of high-performance professionals supporting the client's most vexing technical and technological challenges, and developing solutions to meet the next homeland security threats.
This Project Associate colleague would oversee, monitor, and support Government-sponsored research programs on leading-edge technologies, prepare purchase requests, track funding and expenditures, and monitor monthly progress and status reports submitted by performing organizations. The employee would also develop status reports, PowerPoint briefings, and read-ahead materials, as well as organize/coordinate meetings, discussions, and seminars. The position may require travel (limited- 6x/year)
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The Communications and Technical writing team supports the DHS Science and Technology Directorate as part of a multidisciplinary team of high-performance professionals tackling the client's most vexing technical and technological challenges, and developing solutions to meet homeland security threats. Communication regarding these efforts is of critical importance, from congressional justifications and hearings, to blog posts and websites, to the development and execution of strategic communication plans. The communications team develops material to support all of the offices within the Science and Technology Directorate, but works particularly closely with senior leadership within the organization.
The responsibilities of these team members may include, but are not limited to:
- Developing and executing strategic communication plans,
- Assisting with tracking, monitoring and providing status reports on legislative activities in Congress and State governments as appropriate. This support includes monitoring legislation and hearings or helping to edit and assemble background materials for briefing books.
- Sending and tracking correspondence with clients, speakers, participants, and sponsors/exhibitors.
- Working with venues to coordinate meeting room set up, AV requirements, and catering.
- Coordinating and overseeing production of meeting materials to include: name badges, meeting materials, program books, supplies, signage, etc.
- Overseeing packing and shipping of meeting materials.
- Staffing events and managing onsite registration.
- Management of local meetings (Northern VA, DC, MD) and occasional domestic long-distance travel
- Creating and analyzing event evaluations and prepare post-event reports
- Performing data entry and administration functions
- Developing, implementing, and sustaining a Strategic Communications, Marketing and Engagement plan.
- Developing a strategic roadmap for communicating and leveraging agency assets to inform stakeholders how S&T conducts business
- Deploying tactics to engage and openly exchange of information with key individuals and organizations across the stakeholder spectrum.
- Conducting outreach and providing responses that promote continued communications with internal and external stakeholders.
- Assessing, developing, and implementing methods to improve current communications tools internally.
- Assisting in the development of event websites and online registration forms.
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These roles provide engineering support in the DHS Science and Technology Directorate, as part of a multidisciplinary team of high-performance professionals tackling the client's most vexing technical and technological challenges, and developing solutions to meet the next homeland security threats.
The responsibilities of these team members may include:
• Overseeing, monitoring, and supporting government-sponsored research programs on leading-edge technologies,
• Evaluating the feasibility of technical approaches to problems,
• Evaluating engineering design an integration plans,
• Monitoring performance against technical goals,
• Developing test and evaluation strategies,
• Assessing the efficacy, safety, lifecycle costs of proposed or realized solutions,
• Developing status reports, PowerPoint briefings, and read-ahead materials,
• Organizing/coordinating meetings, discussions, and seminars,
• Communicating findings to technical and non-technical audiences as needed
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The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Science and Technology Directorate (S&T) monitors threats to our nation and capitalizes on technological advancements at a rapid pace, developing solutions and bridging capability gaps at a pace that mirrors the speed of life. S&T’s mission is to deliver and transition effective and innovative solutions, methods and insight to meet the critical needs of the Homeland Security Enterprise. S&T oversees basic and applied research, development, demonstration, testing and evaluation activities for DHS.
Noblis is supporting critical missions providing program support, technical and scientific advisory services, financial analysis, and data analytics support.
These Scientist roles provide scientific support in the DHS Science and Technology Directorate, as part of a multidisciplinary team of high-performance professionals supporting the client's most vexing technical and technological challenges, and developing solutions to counter current, emerging, and future homeland security threats. The team member would oversee, monitor, and support government-sponsored research programs on leading-edge technologies, evaluate the feasibility of technical approaches to problems, recommend capability development strategies, monitor performance against goals, develop test and evaluation methodologies, and assess the efficacy, safety, and lifecycle costs of proposed or realized solutions. The employee would also develop status reports, PowerPoint briefings, and read-ahead materials, as well as organize and coordinate meetings, discussions, and seminars. The employee is expected to be able to concisely communicate their findings to technical and non-technical audiences as needed.
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United States (U.S.) Army Cyber Command’s (ARCYBER) mission is to direct and conduct integrated Electronic Warfare (EW), Information Operations (IO), and Cyberspace Operations, as authorized or directed, to ensure freedom of action in and through cyberspace and the information environment, and to deny the same to adversaries. Established in October 2010, ARCYBER is the Army Service Component Command (ASCC) to the U.S. Cyber Command (USCYBERCOM), responsible for conducting cyberspace operations (i.e., Offensive Cyberspace Operations (OCO), Defensive Cyberspace Operations (DCO), and Department of Defense Information Network (DODIN) operations), as directed and authorized, on behalf of Commander, USCYBERCOM. ARCYBER organizes, trains, educates, mans, equips, funds, administers, deploys, and sustains ARCYBER forces to conduct cyberspace operations.
The Cyberspace Threat Analyst - II:
Contributes to developing analytical threat models and provides advice to threat studies personnel.
Supports teams providing other technical services such as computer software system design/development, installation and integration planning, testing, and support of a wide-range of systems that support intelligence functions.
Conducts project briefings to assess study progress and to ensure consistency in meeting objectives.
Prepares, submits and presents reports and issue papers.
Serves as a mid-career All-Source Intelligence analyst that applies intelligence analysis skills to monitor, assess, and report on cyberspace operations, capabilities, vulnerabilities, and personalities that could pose a threat.
Develops intelligence products and performs a vast array of cyberspace intelligence analyst duties with little guidance.
Supports intelligence planning, identifies intelligence requirements and gaps, identifies and develops Indicators and Warning (I&W) and develops and recommends solutions.
Skilled in research and evaluation of technical intelligence and all-source intelligence.
Possess an understanding of intelligence analytic concepts to monitor, assess, and report on cyberspace operations, capabilities, and vulnerabilities.
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The Federal Civilian Solutions Mission Area provides guidance and support to its clients in the areas of program and acquisition life cycle management, information technology systems modernization management, applied telecommunications and networking, applied contact centers, and serves as a uniquely neutral technology clearinghouse and information sharing institution.
This team is building a behavioral analytics team to support a wide variety of client needs focused on detecting fraudulent electronic transactions/usage and performing general data analytics for cybersecurity. Team members will work collaboratively with the Noblis data analytics architects and data scientists to design and implement an offline and near real time analytics capability, visualization and a near real-time dash boarding and visualization capabilities to support Federal Agencies in strengthening their security posture.
The Data Scientist will participate in various aspects of the implementation and operations of the analytics capability, including developing applications for analyzing large scale data sets, and designing and developing analytical approaches, including machine learning and modeling.
Responsibilities include:
• Support the design and implementation of data integration across data analytics infrastructures.
• Identification of analytics approaches, and development of supporting analytical data sets.
• Conduct data exploration and identify approaches for model development, feature definition, and application of machine learning.
• Conduct independent analysis to identify new insights into user behavior and anomalies.
• Development of dashboards and reports to assess data performance and quality control.
• Assist with the development of project status briefings and dashboards for Agency executives
• Interact with client project team members and operational staff
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Our Administrative team supports the DHS Science and Technology Directorate as part of a multidisciplinary team of high-performance professionals tackling the client's most vexing technical and technological challenges, and developing solutions to meet homeland security threats. Coordination across the staff and leadership is of critical importance, from maintaining master calendars to ensuring taskings are assigned to appropriate staff and deliverables are met on time. The administrative team may support all of the program managers within the Science and Technology Directorate, but work particularly closely with senior leadership within the organization.
The responsibilities of these team members may include:
• Facilitating communication across local and extended leadership and staff teams,
• Preparing briefing material for senior leadership,
• Engaging and communicating across Universities and Stakeholders,
• Event planning, communication, and coordination,
• Maintaining master calendars for multiple program managers,
• Managing travel coordination,
• Monitoring taskings and data calls and coordinating responses,
• Records management,
• Monitoring deadlines and ensuring responses are submitted on time.
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Noblis is Hiring for a Project Manager for a Senior Cyber Enterprise Engineer at Fort Washington, MD
Lead technical representatives with AF CDMC support contractors supporting transition to complex cyber enterprise solutions. Applies knowledge of Computer Network Operations (CNO) architectures, systems, hardware (HW) / software (SW) components & protocols and technologies to analyze vendor proposals, project plans and deliverables for accuracy and completeness for the government. Conducts project planning to include development and management of technical requirements estimates and schedules for project government lead. Responsible for assiting the client's design, configuration, accreditation and implementation of information management systems and cloud based solutions that support defense and intelligence priorities as well as internal business processes and mission functions, network communications, database management, security accreditation, and workflow management. Delivers efficient and effective market research reports, market research for warrantees, justification for exception to fair opportunity, and limited sources justification and approval (J&A) that go beyond traditional techniques to establish a broader and deeper understanding that is characterized by insightful market intelligence. Helps define solutions to current challenges and identify the objective architectures and technologies to support the mission set. As a member of a multi-discipline project team, integrates technical knowledge with operational and threat intelligence information to create holistic capability proposals (to include integration with NTM architectures and systems) for research and transition to operational use.
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As an Agile Project Manager at Noblis you will be part of our Center for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) account team. As part of the Noblis CMS Account team you will be assisting all components of CMS with their adoption and implemenation of agile concepts in order to improve the effective planning, control, and monitoring of mission-critical projects being implemented by CMS as they modernize business processes and supporting systems and operations. As an Agile Project Manager leader you will:
- Lead, conduct analysis and recommend process improvements that fosters agility, innovation and cost savings
- Address both the technological and service aspects of IT delivery when working with our clients to implement a transformation
- Create persuasive reports, supported by objective analyses, in order to facilitate decision-making
- Develop presentations and reports conveying complex information
- Innovate using lean and agile methodologies and tools (e.g., JIRA, Confluence)
- Interface directly with our CMS clients
- Provide technical direction and quailty review to junior team members in the creation of client deliverables
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We are re-thinking the way the FAA's automation platforms work. Are there better ways to manage and operate the airspace? Can we apply new technologies to help make our skies safer and more efficient?
Noblis has opportunities for engineers who want to build this future. Our customer, the FAA, has a critical need to develop the Enterprise Information Display System (E-IDS) for use by Air Traffic Controllers to provide supplemental information that facilitates safe and efficient movement of aircraft through the National Airspace System (NAS). E-IDS is a long-term program that will replace five different legacy IDS systems at over 500 FAA Air Traffic Control facilities. Our systems engineer will work closely with other team engineers, FAA testers, Second Level Engineers, Air Traffic Controllers, FAA field technicians, Program Management Office (PMO) and the prime contractor to develop, test, install, operate and maintain the E-IDS.
