Concurrent Technologies Corporation

Team Lead

• Lead analysis and validation of force-level real property portfolios in iNFADS
• Ensure accuracy of asset inventories, facility condition data, and utilization assessments
• Identify strategic trends and planning insights supporting long-term sustainment, mission readiness, and command-level objectives
• Develop and review installation master plan submissions, layout studies, base loading data, and demographic analyses for government review and approval
• Review and validate installation Basic Facility Requirements (BFRs) against Department of War criteria
• Collaborate with Public Works and installation stakeholders on real property asset documentation, verification, and planning
• Compile documentation and coordinate deliverables for real property planning and portfolio analysis
• Provide team leadership, task oversight, and quality assurance across enterprise asset management planning activities

Team Lead – Installation Facilities Asset Management

Project Manager

• Coordinate Capital Investment (CI) activities supporting either Marine Corps Installations Command National Capital Region or Marine Corps Installations Command East.
• Track, analyze, and draft regional execution-to-plan reports for MILCON, UMMC, and Demolition design awards and budget milestones.
• Extract, validate, and align financial and project data with enterprise investment strategies.
• Consolidate regional project tracking information and incorporate updates into the Integrated Master Schedule.
• Prepare programmatic materials, including POM issue papers, budget exhibits, and compliance documentation.
• Develop and maintain recurring execution metric reports, including weekly fiscal updates for leadership.
• Serve as a central coordination point between planners, engineers, and program offices.
• Support Marine Corps installation portfolios by managing capital investment activities, consolidating project and financial data, and preparing reporting for leadership.

Regional Project Coordinator – MCICOM Facilities Program

• Conduct on-site reconnaissance and constructability assessments of proposed and active project locations
• Evaluate site conditions, environmental factors, utilities, and design feasibility
• Coordinate with Public Works, ROICC, environmental offices, and tenant units
• Facilitate planning meetings, design charrettes, and technical discussions
• Translate on-site engineering and operational data into standardized draft reports
• Enter validated findings into Government-approved systems such as BUILDER SMS, USMCMax, and enterprise project trackers
• Analyze discrepancies between field conditions and engineering assumptions
• Perform root-cause assessments and recommend solutions to regional program managers
• Support Red Zone transition activities, including utility tie-ins, system training, and turnover events
• Track schedule and cost metrics and identify operational risks
• Report milestone or budget variances to regional program managers
• Prepare weekly project status reports
• Maintain installation-level critical issues logs
• Coordinate site-visit logistics
• Prepare briefing materials and documentation for official Government inspections
• Provide on-site support to engineering, public works, and regional program teams for MCICOM Facilities Directorate projects

Installation Project Coordinator – MCICOM Facilities Program

Security Engineer

• Assist in computer network defense assessments, including threat intelligence, risk identification, vulnerability management, and security operations
• Assess compliance using NIST, DoD, USMC, CNSSI 1253 security controls, and DISA STIGs/SRGs
• Develop, submit, and maintain RMF packages in eMASS for control systems and SCADA environments
• Coordinate with ISSMs, system owners, and other cybersecurity stakeholders
• Support site assessments, system categorization, and cybersecurity evaluations for operational technology (OT)
• Provide cybersecurity compliance guidance for ICS/SCADA vendors and integrators
• Continuously assess assigned sites' cybersecurity posture by verifying scans, reviewing policies and procedures, and recommending improvements
• Assist with FRCS/OT and IT assessments according to documented requirements and scan using ACAS, Nessus, and Lansweeper
• Analyze assessment data to identify system deficiencies and vulnerabilities
• Provide remediation recommendations
• Monitor emerging cyber threats, attack techniques, and industry best practices
• Assess potential impacts on the organization and recommend proactive measures
• Participate in conferences, workgroups, meetings, and other required events
• Collaborate with ERS Division experts to deliver energy, resilience, sustainability, infrastructure security, and data management solutions supporting the military mission

Cyber Security Engineer – Specialist

Program Manager

• Assist the Program Manager with contractor–government coordination with the Government COR
• Execute program strategy, help establish priorities, and ensure work products align with Marine Corps operational, installation, and Force Design objectives
• Coordinate programmatic, technical, engineering, and analytical activities across MCICOM and regional commands
• Perform lifecycle management and quality control of deliverables and CDRLs, ensuring timely, accurate, and compliant submissions
• Support the development, maintenance, and quality assurance of the enterprise Integrated Master Schedule (IMS)
• Oversee and coordinate teams conducting project reconnaissance, stakeholder engagement, facility assessments, cost/schedule tracking, and status reporting across worldwide locations
• Contribute to development of financial metrics, execution reports, dashboards, and POM/IGCE support materials
• Coordinate management of enterprise engineering analysis related to MILCON, FSRM, utilities, system planning, and constructability validation
• Prepare executive briefing materials, decision packages, analytic reports, performance summaries, and policy inputs for senior Marine Corps leadership
• Collaborate with Energy, Resilience and Sustainability experts to deliver energy, sustainability, infrastructure resilience, and security solutions supporting the military mission

Facilities Deputy Program Manager

Analyst

• Support the Senior Water Policy Analyst and Program Manager by leading discrete, complex research tasks, including analyzing funding pathways and mapping state-level regulatory hurdles for water reuse technologies
• Research, analyze, and synthesize information on energy and water resilience technologies, policies, and market trends
• Draft report sections, briefing materials, and other written products with minimal oversight
• Track key developments across related CTC projects to identify collaboration and knowledge-sharing opportunities
• Monitor federal and state energy/water policy landscapes and provide regular updates and “so what” analysis to program leadership and the DAF client
• Assist in developing strategic communications, white papers, and briefing materials for senior DAF leadership
• Own specific project workstreams by developing work plans, tracking milestones, and ensuring timely delivery of high-quality work
• Prepare for and participate in client meetings, including developing agendas, briefing on assigned responsibilities, and capturing decisions and action items
• Build and maintain relationships with mid-level government clients and stakeholders
• Travel as required

Senior Water and Energy Policy Analyst

• Serve as the OT-specific Cybersecurity Architect supporting development and deployment of the Marine Corps FRCS Enterprise Architecture
• Plan and coordinate a MCEN-hosted FRCS Reference Architecture leveraging SDN, SDA, and OT continuous monitoring platforms
• Develop and maintain the FRCS Enterprise Architecture and associated enterprise POA&Ms
• Create and update RASCI charts identifying roles and responsibilities of the FRCS Architecture
• Coordinate with stakeholders to establish CSSP roles, responsibilities, and monitoring/reporting functions for all FRCS
• Review and recommend updates to guides and policies to align with the FRCS Reference Architecture
• Develop, update, and maintain MOAs, MOUs, and SLAs defining responsibilities for FRCS server hosting, firewall management, and infrastructure usage
• Provide technical and analytical support for FRCS authorization, including ATOs, system integration, and cybersecurity issues
• Support creation of FRCS documentation, including inventories, Security Plans, Configuration Management Plans, Contingency Plans, Disaster Recovery Plans, Incident Response Plans, Action Plans, and Portfolio Management artifacts
• Plan, participate in, and support FRCS Enterprise Architecture TAG, Regional Working Groups, and Test Bed TAGs, including facilitation, briefing development, minutes, and charter maintenance
• Develop Information Papers, Decision Papers, Executive Briefs, and sustain FRCS SharePoint content
• Support annual FRCS workshops and coordinate training and project data calls across Regions and MARFORRES
• Provide technical support for FRCS Portfolio Management, including DoD system registration, OEP support, ITPRs, PBIS-IT submissions, and license agreement development
• Travel to Marine Corps installations to support architecture planning and cybersecurity expertise
• Assess security postures of OT networks, including protocol analysis, segmentation, and perimeter defense
• Provide guidance on cybersecurity compliance for ICS/SCADA vendors and integrators
• Monitor emerging cyber threats, attack techniques, and industry best practices in computer network defense; assess impact and recommend proactive measures
• Participate in conferences, work groups, meetings, and other required events