IT Specialist (SYSTEMS ANALYSIS)
Defense Health AgencyAbout the Position: The duty station will be filled at one of the following locations: Rosslyn, VA; San Antonio, TX; or Fort Bragg, NC. This is a Direct Hire Solicitation position Note: The actual salary will be determined based on the geographic location of the selected candidate.As a Senior IT Specialist reporting to the Chief Technology Officer (CTO), provides technical leadership for enterprise deployment plans and policy, governance, standards, architecture, and risk management.Evaluates and formulates comprehensive technologyrequirements to determine cost, resource needs, hardware integration, and product delivery in complex operational or enterprise environment.Drives the adoption of Agile and DevSecOps standards across the organization to meet DoDrequirements.Researches advanced data systems and software development concepts to improve shared service capabilities.Briefs executive leadership and program managers on technical risks, project status, and strategic milestones.Mentors cross-functional technical teams on problem-solving methodologies while monitoring project deadlines and quality.
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