Museo Nazionale Scienza e Tecnologia

Data Specialist

• Administer and maintain program databases using appropriate database management systems
• Ascertain user requirements; create database structures; test, coordinate, and document database changes
• Determine data-access requirements, transaction rates, volumes, and related information with development personnel, system owners, and end users
• Collect, import, profile, normalize, reconcile, and validate data from Government, customer, billing, and telecommunications-provider sources
• Develop data structures, data dictionaries, required fields, validation rules, status definitions, source-to-target mappings, and change-control procedures
• Reconcile discrepancies involving service identifiers, agencies, locations, quantities, usage, billed amounts, features, equipment, contacts, and service status
• Maintain traceability from master records to source data and supporting validation evidence
• Create and manage discrepancy, exception, duplicate, unmatched-record, and customer-validation queues
• Coordinate data validation and correction with federal customers, service providers, system owners, and technical personnel
• Integrate order, installation, cutover, disconnect, and external status information into the transition database
• Produce recurring, cumulative, customer-level, exception, aging, and management reports and dashboards
• Implement controls for completeness, validity, accuracy, consistency, uniqueness, timeliness, and traceability
• Protect controlled and nonpublic information and comply with access, safeguarding, and records-management requirements

Program Manager

• Provide senior-level program management leadership for a potential federal telecommunications transition and support program
• Serve as the contractor’s primary point of contact for Government leadership and program stakeholders
• Lead contract execution, staffing, quality, schedule, deliverables, risk management, customer coordination, and technical performance
• Plan, direct, coordinate, and control integrated telecommunications transition, administrative, technical, engineering, data, and customer-support activities
• Develop staffing plans, schedules, milestones, funding assumptions, and resource allocations
• Manage staffing, workload distribution, cost, schedule, quality, risk, deliverables, and overall contract performance
• Ensure the workforce is onboarded, operational, and prepared for uninterrupted performance at the start of the anticipated performance period
• Oversee telecommunications inventory validation, transition ordering, customer outreach, engineering support, provisioning, installation, cutover, and service-disconnect coordination
• Lead program reviews and provide briefings, schedules, performance metrics, risk registers, status reports, and corrective-action recommendations
• Monitor milestones, order backlogs, customer dependencies, technical issues, and schedule risks; implement recovery actions
• Establish and monitor quality-control procedures for high-volume telecommunications ordering and transition workflows
• Coordinate workforce adjustments and surge support based on transition volume, priorities, and schedule demands
• Ensure compliance with contract, quality, information-safeguarding, government-furnished-property, records-management, and reporting requirements
• Support transition-in, continuity of operations, knowledge transfer, and transition-out planning

Project Manager

• Provide day-to-day project and operations management for a potential federal telecommunications transition and support program
• Coordinate personnel, schedules, customer actions, inventory validation, transition orders, engineering reviews, cutovers, deliverables, and issue resolution
• Serve as a central point of contact for assigned activities
• Coordinate organizational resources and ensure the quality and timeliness of project work
• Direct daily workflow across inventory, data, customer-support, ordering, quality, and engineering personnel
• Translate program priorities into assignments, schedules, milestones, resource requirements, and measurable completion criteria
• Maintain integrated schedules, production plans, action-item logs, issue logs, risk registers, and deliverable calendars
• Manage telecommunications orders and changes through research, development, customer approval, submission, provisioning, installation, cutover, disconnect, and closure
• Coordinate with Government personnel, supported agencies, telecommunications vendors, and other stakeholders
• Monitor workload, backlog, aging, upcoming cutovers, customer dependencies, and technical barriers
• Conduct production meetings and support recurring project and program-management reviews
• Ensure order packages and deliverables receive required technical and quality reviews before submission
• Coordinate customer meetings, presentation materials, meeting records, and follow-up actions
• Escalate issues that could prevent scheduled service dates, cutovers, disconnects, or delivery milestones
• Support transition plans, procedures, handbooks, risk-management activities, and lessons-learned products
• Provide backup leadership and continuity support for the Program Manager

Network Engineer

• Provide telecommunications and network engineering support for transitioning federal services from legacy contracts and environments to successor telecommunications solutions
• Analyze existing telecommunications services, configurations, features, equipment, interfaces, and technical dependencies
• Work with customers to define current-state and future-state network requirements
• Evaluate network and provisioning solutions for feasibility, interoperability, resilience, security, performance, and mission suitability
• Develop and review technical specifications, telecommunications requests, acquisition documentation, bid models, evaluation materials, quality plans, and cost-estimate inputs
• Identify technical alternatives and recommend solutions that improve systems and meet mission, schedule, performance, and budget requirements
• Support telecommunications inventory research and validation and review service-order packages for technical accuracy and completeness
• Coordinate technical activities with federal customers, service providers, acquisition personnel, and other engineering stakeholders
• Support installation planning, cutover readiness, testing, operational acceptance, and disconnect coordination
• Identify and resolve technical issues that could delay implementation or interrupt customer operations
• Develop and improve engineering procedures, templates, tools, and quality checks
• Document technical decisions, assumptions, risks, alternatives, and recommended mitigations
• Provide technical advice throughout all phases of the transition lifecycle