Jobs at ArdentMC

The Proposal Coordinator supports proposal processes, manages logistics, ensures compliance with federal requirements, and organizes proposal materials. Responsibilities include scheduling meetings, maintaining records, and aiding proposal development.

The Geospatial Scientist leads data management initiatives, oversees data governance, and ensures quality and compliance of geospatial data for DHS.

The Scrum Master will facilitate Agile delivery for a DHS program, ensuring Agile practices are followed, and supporting continuous improvement and team performance.

The RPA Engineer will analyze user needs, develop plans for automation, write software, and mentor team members while collaborating on system development.

The Senior Geospatial Analyst performs advanced geospatial analysis, ensuring data integrity and quality, while supporting mission partners with actionable geospatial products. Responsibilities include data validation, quality control, metadata development, and stakeholder collaboration, along with mentorship of junior team members.

The Technical Lead will provide leadership for application support and development, oversee architectural decisions, and ensure systems are secure and compliant. They will guide engineering teams and optimize operations in cloud environments, focusing on continuous improvement and stakeholder collaboration.

The Geospatial Database Administrator will design, implement, and maintain geospatial databases, ensuring their performance, integrity, and security. This role involves collaboration with various technical teams and supporting data integration and optimization efforts.

The Cloud Security Architect leads the design and implementation of Zero Trust solutions across cloud and on-premises environments, ensuring compliance and security posture validation while managing DevOps processes and projects.

The IT Subject Matter Expert will provide technical expertise and support for enterprise IT initiatives, governance, and modernization efforts within a federal environment, requiring strong analytical and problem-solving skills.

Design, architect, and implement enterprise geospatial solutions (ArcGIS Enterprise) for cloud and hybrid environments. Lead migrations, system integration, governance, cybersecurity alignment, and provide technical leadership, O&M support, and stakeholder enablement for federal geospatial capabilities.

Develop, enhance, and maintain enterprise web-based GIS applications, dashboards, APIs, and geospatial services. Integrate GIS with enterprise systems, support ArcGIS Enterprise, assist modernization to cloud, perform testing, troubleshooting, deployment, documentation, and user support within federal environments.

Design, develop, and maintain geospatial system architectures, ensuring compliance with federal standards while optimizing GIS applications and data infrastructure.

The Project Manager oversees contract performance, manages IT support activities for the FEC, coordinates with technical teams, and ensures compliance with reporting standards and SLAs.

The GIS Project Manager will oversee DHS initiatives, manage geospatial and IT project delivery, and facilitate collaboration across teams.

Perform advanced investigative analysis of structured and unstructured data to detect government benefit fraud and financial crime, conduct link analysis, support case development, produce investigative reports and referrals, and brief senior government stakeholders.

Design, build, and maintain scalable ETL/ELT pipelines and Lakehouse solutions; ingest and transform diverse data formats; optimize Databricks and SQL Server environments; implement data quality, lineage, and governance; support batch and streaming ingestion; collaborate with analysts and stakeholders to enable analytics (fraud/anomaly detection, financial oversight); troubleshoot and improve pipelines. Candidates must be willing to undergo a U.S. government background investigation.

Lead development, validation, deployment, and quality control of advanced analytics and ML solutions for fraud detection, waste and abuse, investigative analysis, and program integrity. Provide technical leadership, translate stakeholder requirements, mentor team members, and ensure models are explainable, defensible, and production-ready.

Lead delivery of advanced analytics and investigative support for federal programs. Manage multiple concurrent projects, schedules, costs, risks, personnel, vendors, and stakeholder communications to ensure quality, timely contract-aligned deliverables.

Develop and operationalize graph-based analytics for fraud detection and investigative analysis. Build graph models, apply graph algorithms and ML to detect anomalies, support entity resolution, create visualizations and dashboards, and collaborate with investigators and stakeholders to deploy and maintain production solutions.

The Application Developer will design, develop, and maintain geospatial applications, focusing on user interfaces, workflows, and APIs for efficient geospatial data access and processing.