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Serve as Project Manager for Telemedicine Advanced Technology Research Center (TATRC) software development, pilot, and research project initiatives, overseeing project schedules, risks, documentation, meetings, and compliance. Support research proposals, technical reports, and team direction. Conduct literature reviews in military medical domain.

The Senior Billing Analyst at DLH is responsible for supporting weekly and monthly invoicing, collections, and cash application procedures, ensuring accounting is in accordance with US GAAP, and assisting with internal and external financial reporting. They collaborate with internal departments, communicate with customers, prepare invoices, reconcile data, assist with audits, maintain trackers, and provide financial analysis to improve efficiency.

The Capture Manager will lead business development and capture efforts for complex health IT opportunities in the federal government. Responsibilities include developing formal business development and capture plans, coordinating with cross-functional teams, and fostering strong relationships to maximize success in winning contracts.

Provide Tier 2/3 support for large on-premises and cloud storage environments. Troubleshoot critical issues, provision storage services, support SAN/NAS storage, analyze performance, and manage backup solutions. Participate in storage projects and automate processes using scripts. Monitor SLAs and provide continuous support to the operations team.

As a Threat Detection Specialist, responsible for creating, developing, and evolving detection logic, researching TTPs and the threat landscape, and translating research into custom detections.

As a Threat Detection Specialist, responsible for creating, developing, and evolving detection logic based on research on TTPs and the threat landscape. Collaborate with SOC to enhance detection performance. Utilize network and host-based data for detection, monitoring, and response. Travel of up to 15% may be required.

Establish and lead the IT Operations program, provide thought leadership for service improvement, manage technical teams, coordinate with other departments for new system transitions, and develop operational support strategies to meet customer needs and mission objectives.

The Network Administrator is responsible for managing and maintaining network systems, including firewalls, intrusion detection, anti-virus systems, patch deployment, and UNIX authentication. This role involves supporting WAN and LAN infrastructure, providing production support, and monitoring network operations for a government contractor specializing in health and national security readiness solutions.

Lead Full Stack Software Engineer responsible for software development and integration using object-oriented design techniques and a variety of programming languages, including Java. Must have experience in systems analysis, systems architecture, and logistics support.

The Linux Administrator will configure, install, and monitor Linux systems, troubleshoot hardware and software issues, and support scientific applications. Responsibilities include network monitoring, security patching, and customer support. Requires a Bachelor's Degree and 5 years of experience in Linux System Administration or High-Performance Computing.

DLH is seeking an experienced Capture Manager to focus on securing new business opportunities in the US Federal Health marketplace. The role requires comprehensive business acumen, technical understanding, and considerable negotiation skills. Responsibilities include providing strategic thinking for capture efforts, managing bid costs, coordinating meetings with stakeholders, and developing win themes and strategies. This position reports to the Chief Growth Officer of DLH.

Create, develop, and evolve detection logic for threat detection. Research TTPs and the threat landscape to improve custom detections. Use network and host-based data for monitoring and response capabilities.

As a CND Incident Response Analyst, you will be responsible for identifying, isolating, investigating, and implementing measures to detect and protect data across various sources and locations. This role involves validating suspicious events, determining incident severity, and ensuring proper incident reporting. The position requires a minimum of 4 years' experience in a Cybersecurity Service Provider environment.

As an Atlassian System Administrator, you will manage installation, configuration, troubleshooting, and security of Atlassian products. Collaborate with teams to improve operations, deliver training, and optimize workflows. Must have 2+ years of Atlassian products management experience and a Bachelor's degree in a relevant field.

Provide Tier 2/3 support for large on-premises and cloud storage environments. Troubleshoot critical issues, provision new storage services, analyze performance bottlenecks, implement improvements, and participate in storage-related projects. Manage backup solutions, support NFS requests, and implement automation tools.