Project Manager

• Manage federal grants and construction activities supporting Colorado DOLA disaster recovery and mitigation efforts
• Provide expert services focused on construction, inspections, cost estimating, and environmental requirements
• Lead construction oversight and quality control for CDBG-DR/CDBG-MIT housing rehabilitation, reconstruction, and new construction
• Coordinate with state and local officials, environmental teams, program managers, authorities having jurisdiction, and community stakeholders
• Develop SOPs for construction standards, environmental hazard mitigation, green/resilient building strategies, and field QA/QC
• Support contractor scoring, selection, performance monitoring, and procurement processes
• Manage training staff and facilitate training sessions and technical assistance workshops
• Resolve construction issues and homeowner concerns while maintaining complete project documentation
• Manage reviews of environmental requirements and incorporate them into scopes of work
• Interpret and apply HUD requirements, local building codes, green building standards, and program policies
• Manage client contracts and work orders; monitor profitability and allocate resources
• Confirm permitting, code editions, inspections, wildfire resiliency, energy, floodplain, elevation, and flood-resistant design compliance
• Support Duplication of Benefits determinations under Section 312 of the Stafford Act
• Review and approve change orders and document cost reasonableness
• Maintain construction files for HUD monitoring, state audits, and OIG review
• Support DRGR data entry, quarterly performance reporting, and construction closeout documentation
• Provide programmatic and contractual support at community events and travel to project sites as required

Construction Management Project Manager – Disaster Recovery

Scrum Master

• Serve as Scrum Master for one or more Agile development teams
• Facilitate sprint planning, daily stand-ups, sprint reviews, and retrospectives
• Coach teams on Agile principles, Scrum, and continuous improvement
• Remove impediments and manage risks and dependencies
• Partner with Product Owners on backlog refinement, prioritization, and story readiness
• Report on sprint progress, metrics, and delivery outcomes
• Foster collaboration among developers, testers, UX, and program leadership
• Align Agile practices with federal program requirements, security constraints, and compliance expectations
• Support Agile transformation and mentor team members on Agile maturity

Scrum Master, Top Secret Clearance

General

• Provide onsite and virtual consultation to Head Start and Early Head Start recipients, governing bodies, directors, and program managers
• Provide individualized, group, onsite, and virtual training and technical assistance on governance, program management, and fiscal operations
• Support correction of noncompliance areas and deficiencies identified through the federal monitoring process
• Develop and implement Quality Improvement Plans addressing root causes of noncompliance and deficiencies
• Improve program oversight and management in areas identified through Regional Office oversight processes
• Maintain regular communication with Regional Office staff regarding TTA delivery and corrective-action or quality-improvement progress
• Coordinate TTA with Early Childhood, Family Engagement, Health, and System Specialists
• Develop and deliver presentations and training on program management and fiscal operations
• Support emerging Office of Head Start initiatives and priorities
• Travel to regional states, Washington, DC, and other required locations

Head Start Grantee Specialist – Service Area III

• Conduct applied research and provide consulting services for national-level safety, environmental, and policy programs
• Analyze and synthesize rulemaking documents, literature, and technical reports
• Perform cost-benefit, statistical/econometric, and other quantitative analyses
• Develop analytical methods, databases, and models in tools such as R and Excel
• Draft and edit rulemaking support documents
• Provide general program support
• Collaborate with economists, scientists, engineers, and other interdisciplinary team members
• Communicate directly with clients
• Contribute to expanding the business

Economics Specialist, Entry Level

Researcher

• Participate in short- and long-term engagements supporting federal clients developing policies and crafting regulations
• Support federal agency efforts to transparently manage and analyze public comments on proposed agency rules
• Assist in drafting and editing documents related to federal agency rulemakings
• Rapidly immerse in varied projects for multiple clients
• Provide verbal and written progress updates to project staff
• Synthesize information from rulemaking documents, literature, and technical reports
• Assist in developing recommendations by collecting and analyzing qualitative and quantitative data
• Draft reports and presentations
• Interact with clients to discuss ICF's analysis

Public Policy Researcher, Entry-Level

Learning and Development

• Support administration and operation of a Homeless Management Information System for a large Continuum of Care
• Serve in a senior leadership role on the HMIS system administration team
• Oversee personnel and activities related to HMIS training development, delivery, capacity building, and professional development
• Ensure training for approximately 8,000 HMIS end users meets U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development and CoC compliance requirements
• Design, develop, and deliver in-person and virtual learning experiences
• Liaise with CoC HMIS and data leadership, HMIS vendor, technical support teams, and internal and external partners
• Participate in HMIS vendor meetings regarding features, functionality, and UI/UX changes
• Implement systems tracking end-user compliance and deliver remedial training for corrective action plans
• Maintain expert knowledge of HUD and CoC HMIS requirements concerning data standards, reporting, privacy, security, policies, and procedures
• Develop quality assurance and control mechanisms for accurate and accessible content
• Collaborate with program, policy, and technical teams to align training with policy priorities, requirements, and person-centered, trauma-aware practices
• Incorporate feedback and shared learning from technical support teams into HMIS training
• Apply adult learning principles and instructional design methods to maximize engagement and knowledge retention
• Establish training efficacy metrics and implement continuous quality improvements
• Maintain contracts for in-person training laboratories and virtual training platforms

Manager of Training and Instructional Design, Homeless Services

Analyst

• Provide subject matter expertise for technical assistance projects supporting efforts to prevent and end homelessness
• Support strategic planning, system and program evaluation, data analysis, system modeling, research, and policy development
• Interpret HUD policy and technical guidance and translate requirements into system configurations, data collection practices, and reporting workflows
• Develop efficient and replicable approaches for reports, analytic work products, system administration activities, and other assigned tasks
• Implement HMIS data quality checks, validation rules, and monitoring processes using automated and manual approaches
• Identify system configuration settings, business rules, workflows, and other system administration activities
• Contribute to performance measurement reports, research briefs, and training materials
• Develop and document repeatable analytical approaches for federal and local reporting needs
• Collaborate across program, policy, and technical teams to align data solutions with homeless services best practices and equity goals
• Develop and maintain HMIS documentation to support training development and delivery

HMIS Analyst, Homeless Services

Backend Engineer

• Develop software using DevOps best practices within a team of scientists, software developers, and hardware engineers
• Develop scenarios using 3D simulation/visualization engines such as Unreal Engine or similar to support dynamic evaluation of platform resilience
• Support development and evaluation of machine learning cyber defense algorithms and resilience methods for resource-constrained UAV/UGV devices in tactical environments
• Develop cyber defenses
• Support physical and network simulation of UAV/UGV platforms
• Evaluate resilience platforms in simulated tactical scenarios and field tests
• Document and publish test results in technical reports
• Deliver progress updates, insights, and deliverables in technical briefings and demonstrations
• Work in a multi-team development project

Python Developer

• Provide expert construction services supporting disaster recovery and mitigation efforts, including construction, inspections, cost estimating, and environmental requirements
• Lead construction oversight and quality control for CDBG-DR and CDBG-MIT housing rehabilitation, reconstruction, and new construction projects
• Coordinate with state and local officials, environmental teams, and program managers to ensure HUD and Colorado jurisdiction compliance
• Develop SOPs for construction standards, environmental hazard mitigation, green/resilient building strategies, and field QA/QC
• Support contractor scoring and selection and monitor contractor performance against KPIs
• Manage training staff and facilitate training sessions and technical assistance workshops
• Oversee construction-related issues, homeowner concerns, and documentation throughout construction phases
• Assist with program procedures and process development/refinement
• Manage environmental requirement reviews and incorporation into scopes of work
• Interpret and apply HUD requirements, local building codes, green building standards, and disaster recovery policies
• Manage client contracts and work orders to ensure profitability
• Monitor and allocate resources
• Coordinate with authorities having jurisdiction on codes, permitting, and inspections
• Ensure compliance with Colorado Wildfire Resiliency Code, Colorado energy codes, CWCB floodplain rules, and HUD floodplain requirements
• Support Duplication of Benefits determinations under Section 312 of the Stafford Act
• Review and approve change orders and maintain files for HUD monitoring, state audit, and OIG review
• Support DRGR data entry, quarterly performance reporting, and construction closeout documentation
• Travel as needed for programmatic and contractual support, community events, and client requests

• Serve as Scrum Master for one or more Agile development teams
• Facilitate sprint planning, daily stand-ups, sprint reviews, and retrospectives
• Coach teams on Agile principles, Scrum framework, and continuous improvement practices
• Remove impediments affecting team delivery and proactively manage risks and dependencies
• Partner with Product Owners on backlog refinement, prioritization, and story readiness
• Report on sprint progress, metrics, and delivery outcomes
• Foster collaboration among developers, testers, UX, and program leadership
• Ensure Agile practices align with federal program requirements, security constraints, and compliance expectations
• Support Agile transformation efforts and mentor team members on Agile maturity

Scrum Master – Top Secret Clearance

Engineer

• Review Custom, Building Tune-Up, and Retro-Commissioning incentive applications for baseline determination, savings calculations, supporting documentation, program requirements, Technical Reference Manuals, and evaluation standards
• Prepare and conduct reviews of energy engineering savings calculations for HVAC systems, Building Automation Controls, lighting, and industrial equipment
• Analyze interval and monthly utility energy consumption data using spreadsheets and data analysis tools
• Provide guidance on best practices, baseline selection, and evaluation measurement and verification plans
• Provide technical assistance on energy-efficient technologies and practices to customers, architects, engineers, contractors, and other trade allies
• Assess whole-building efficiency strategies, building plans, and specifications and recommend upgrades
• Conduct pre- and post-implementation site visits
• Prepare project status reports describing activities and completion of eligible projects
• Join ICF's Mid-Atlantic Energy Engineering team supporting EmPOWER Maryland energy efficiency programs

Energy Engineer

Planner

• Support the Mountain West planning team with environmental planning, policy, permitting, and related services
• Prepare environmental impact statements and environmental assessments for complex projects and regulatory programs
• Manage environmental review processes, including regulatory agency consultation, public involvement, impact analysis, and mitigation measures
• Perform federal, state, and local permitting and compliance for renewable and traditional energy, transmission, aviation, and other projects under NEPA and other regulations
• Provide federal agency headquarters environmental support, including NEPA compliance
• Deliver technical services such as biological surveys and studies, air quality analysis, noise impact assessments, and other resource-related studies
• Plan and complete major project tasks and deliver accurate, timely, high-quality products and services
• Organize work across multiple complex projects
• Interact with staff and clients at all levels
• Interface directly with key agencies and clients and build and maintain relationships
• Train, develop, and potentially direct junior staff

Senior Environmental Planner

QA Engineer

• Craft thorough and comprehensive Salesforce test scripts for user stories
• Recommend QA best practices
• Provide detailed test results to the development team
• Work with stakeholders and technical teams across phone, web conference, and MS Teams
• Provide detailed pass/fail documentation for all work products
• Navigate the application and ensure understanding of end-state functionality before sprint work begins
• Test across two small applications
• Complete testing within each agile sprint

Salesforce QA Tester

Director

• Lead development and maintenance of all-hazards Emergency Operations Plans, Emergency Support Function and hazard-specific annexes, continuity plans, crisis communications plans, EOC procedures, SOPs, field guides, and job aids
• Ensure plans align with federal, state, and local requirements and FEMA CPG 101, NIMS, and ICS
• Conduct hazard, vulnerability, risk, and capability assessments
• Coordinate planning across public, private, nonprofit, and community partners
• Lead multi-year preparedness, training, and HSEEP-aligned exercise programs
• Oversee exercise design, conduct, evaluation, hotwashes, after-action meetings, After-Action Reports, Improvement Plans, and corrective actions
• Own portfolio performance across delivery quality, staffing, utilization, schedules, contracts, budgets, compliance, client satisfaction, and risk
• Oversee on-call and task-order engagements and manage Project Managers and multidisciplinary teams
• Serve in a leadership or advisory role during EOC activations and incident response operations
• Apply ICS and NIMS to support situational awareness, resource management, action planning, documentation, executive briefings, and interagency coordination
• Provide recommendations to executive leadership on preparedness, response, continuity, and recovery priorities
• Grow the portfolio through client expansion, add-on task orders, recompetes, and target-market pursuits
• Build senior relationships with emergency management agencies, Public Assistance grant recipients, and preparedness and resilience stakeholders
• Gather market and competitive intelligence and collaborate with portfolio, service line, capture, and technical leaders
• Lead or oversee proposal development and submission and support go/no-go decisions
• Serve as subject matter expert, solution architect, reviewer, and technical contributor on major emergency management and preparedness pursuits
• Partner with capture and growth teams on win strategy, competitive positioning, staffing, proof points, pricing inputs, compliance, and proposal quality

Director, Emergency Preparedness

• Design transmission lines from conceptual engineering through final design, including EFM, conductor sizing, induction, impedance, losses, and voltage drop analysis
• Provide senior-level technical expertise and ensure technical accuracy, best practices, and industry-leading design solutions
• Perform conductor economic evaluations, lightning performance studies, grounding calculations, and electrical clearance determinations per NESC and applicable standards
• Interpret and apply NERC, FERC, and regional regulatory requirements
• Prepare and review specifications, data sheets, RFQs, bid evaluations, vendor drawings, and purchase recommendations
• Collaborate with project managers on scopes, schedules, budgets, staffing plans, construction support, and change order management
• Perform and review QA/QC for engineering deliverables, production drawings, CAD outputs, and construction administration activities
• Resolve design-related field issues
• Conduct and lead field inspections, measurements, calculations, and installation reviews
• Develop and present technical reports
• Support marketing and business development efforts
• Build strong relationships with clients and contractors
• Mentor junior engineers

Construction Management Project Manager – Disaster Recovery

Scrum Master, Top Secret Clearance

Head Start Grantee Specialist – Service Area III

Economics Specialist, Entry Level

Public Policy Researcher, Entry-Level

Manager of Training and Instructional Design, Homeless Services

HMIS Analyst, Homeless Services

Python Developer

Construction Management Project Manager – Disaster Recovery

Scrum Master – Top Secret Clearance

Energy Engineer

Senior Environmental Planner

Salesforce QA Tester

Director, Emergency Preparedness

Senior Transmission Line Engineer