Jobs at Cherokee Federal

Owns the reliability, security, and usability of an ICAM environment while applying SRE practices to delivery platforms. Responsibilities include RHEL, directory, API gateway, and Cassandra administration; workflow automation; monitoring SLOs; incident response; troubleshooting; postmortems; documentation; and collaboration with engineering teams. The role requires experience with observability tools, GitHub, GitHub Actions, infrastructure as code, containers, and Azure or AWS, plus U.S. citizenship and Public Trust eligibility.

Provides analytical property management and logistics support for the Missile Defense Agency. Responsibilities include reconciling Government property records, resolving discrepancies, supporting audits, managing inventories and transportation, overseeing disposition activities, applying FAR and DoD requirements, improving controls and procedures, and advising Government stakeholders. Requires work across warehouse, storage, shipping, and administrative environments, with approximately 15–30% CONUS and OCONUS travel.

Develops, maintains, analyzes, and quality-controls geospatial datasets, maps, engineering records, cartographic products, and GIS applications. Supports installation planning, construction, facility management, civil engineering, security, fire, and emergency-response activities. Responsibilities include digitizing and archiving data, reviewing quality against federal standards, coordinating CADD/GIS updates, investigating source materials, advising users, providing technical instruction, and preparing project-status reports.

Supports federal IT system cybersecurity and privacy compliance under the NIST RMF. Responsibilities include RMF/ATO documentation, SSPP maintenance, continuous monitoring, vulnerability assessment and remediation tracking, POA&M management, incident response, audits, privacy assessments, change-impact reviews, SOP development, briefings, and advising system owners. The role also supports assessments, contingency exercises, SDLC activities, and cybersecurity documentation within GRC repositories.

Provides electrical engineering support for facility and infrastructure projects at Schriever Space Force Base. Responsibilities include planning and design review, cost estimating, contractor submittal review, field inspections, construction surveillance, budgeting, facility assessments, technical coordination, and project-status reporting. The role uses CAD, GIS, and engineering-modeling tools while ensuring compliance with engineering, construction, safety, environmental, and Department of the Air Force requirements.

Provides governance, risk, and compliance support for federal information systems under FISMA and the NIST RMF. Manages authorization activities, reviews FedRAMP packages, evaluates security controls, conducts risk and gap assessments, maintains SSPs, SARs, SAPs, and POA&Ms, and supports continuous monitoring. The role collaborates with system owners, ISSOs, cloud providers, and senior stakeholders; prepares compliance reporting and oversight responses; and contributes to cybersecurity policy, control tailoring, remediation, and quality assurance activities.

Supports federal privacy and cybersecurity compliance by conducting Privacy Threshold Assessments, Privacy Impact Assessments, and related reviews. Maintains SORNs, ISAs, MOUs, inventories, metrics, and audit-ready documentation. Advises system owners on PII protection and privacy integration throughout the SDLC, monitors federal privacy requirements, supports FISMA reporting, develops training materials, and recommends process improvements.

Manages federal cybersecurity Risk Management Framework and assessment and authorization activities. Develops and reviews SSPs, SAPs, SARs, and POA&Ms; evaluates NIST security controls; reviews FedRAMP authorization packages; conducts risk assessments; supports continuous monitoring, vulnerability remediation, and ongoing authorization. Engages system owners, ISSOs, cloud providers, authorizing officials, and senior stakeholders to maintain compliance with FISMA, NIST, and federal security requirements.

Develops and maintains federal cybersecurity policies, standards, procedures, authorization packages, and compliance reports. Researches NIST, FISMA, OMB, and CISA requirements; performs gap and risk analyses; supports audits, POA&M tracking, governance reviews, documentation management, metrics, and briefings. Collaborates with system owners, ISSOs, subject matter experts, and technical stakeholders to translate cybersecurity requirements into actionable organizational guidance.

Leads a portfolio of federal government contracts, ensuring cost, schedule, quality, compliance, and financial performance. Manages cross-functional teams, subcontractors, customer relationships, business development, contract recapture, proposal support, budgets, forecasts, reporting, and corrective actions. Requires federal contract management experience, strong acquisition and financial expertise, U.S. citizenship, and an active Secret clearance or eligibility to obtain one.

Leads complex Federal consulting engagements, major workstreams, and cross-functional programs. Establishes delivery strategies, governance, quality standards, roadmaps, and implementation recommendations; advises executives and facilitates decisions. Integrates mission, acquisition, financial, data, technology, process, organizational, and workforce perspectives. Builds and coaches multidisciplinary teams, manages client relationships, oversees risks and outcomes, develops reusable intellectual capital, and supports organizational growth and capability building.

Leads complex Federal transformation engagements by structuring ambiguous problems, facilitating stakeholders, analyzing evidence, developing recommendations, and delivering client-ready reports, roadmaps, dashboards, governance products, and implementation plans. Coordinates cross-functional dependencies, manages risks and scope, reviews work quality, and coaches consultants. The role requires strong facilitation, analytical writing, executive communication, and consulting judgment across areas such as acquisition, data, process, governance, change, and performance.

Supports Federal clients through business and data analysis, requirements documentation, process mapping, dashboard and report development, stakeholder coordination, quality checks, and project tracking. The role requires organizing evidence, documenting decisions, producing client-ready materials, protecting sensitive information, and contributing across consulting disciplines under senior guidance.

Manages day-to-day execution and delivery of assigned federal contracts, ensuring requirements, deliverables, milestones, schedules, quality standards, staffing, and customer expectations are met. Coordinates contract personnel, subcontractors, government stakeholders, and corporate leadership; tracks performance, risks, issues, documentation, and action items; prepares reports and briefings; and supports modifications, transitions, onboarding, and changing customer priorities.

Develop and deliver scalable Salesforce solutions using Apex, Lightning Web Components, Visualforce, and Flow. Responsibilities include aligning metadata with operational processes, validating architecture and security models, integrating systems, gathering requirements, coding, testing, deployment, code reviews, troubleshooting, and mentoring junior developers. The role supports federal and DoD Salesforce environments, including IL4/IL5 GovCloud, and requires collaboration across business, technical, and QA teams.

Lead Salesforce consulting and implementation efforts across federal environments. Gather requirements, design data and security models, configure automation and platform components, validate solutions, and guide testing and deployment. Advise stakeholders on Salesforce architecture and optimization, lead discovery workshops, mentor consultants, and support implementations across Public Sector, Sales, Service, Marketing, Experience, and Nonprofit Cloud. The role requires U.S. citizenship and involves DoD or federal Salesforce environments.

Tests Salesforce configuration, custom development, integrations, data migrations, and releases for a federal modernization initiative. Develops test plans, cases, and scripts; performs functional, regression, integration, end-to-end, and UAT testing; validates Flow, Apex, LWC, SOQL, APIs, security, and reporting; manages defects; supports Agile releases and deployment stabilization; and communicates quality status to government stakeholders.

Designs and leads Salesforce solution architecture and implementation for government customers. Responsibilities include translating requirements into Agile user stories, configuring Salesforce declaratively, designing Experience Cloud solutions, evaluating third-party integrations, supporting UAT, facilitating sprint demonstrations, and creating user guidance. The role requires collaboration with technical and business stakeholders, strong architecture and communication skills, Salesforce certifications, U.S. citizenship, and preference for TS/SCI with polygraph.

Gather and document customer requirements, write user stories and acceptance criteria, map needs to Salesforce functionality, configure declarative solutions, and support UAT. The role includes creating process flows, test scripts, defect logs, training materials, release notes, data migration validation, backlog management, Agile ceremonies, stakeholder demonstrations, change management, and briefings for government stakeholders.

Tests Salesforce applications through functional, integration, system, regression, and automated testing. Develops test plans, cases, scripts, data, and environments; tracks defects; collaborates with developers, administrators, and stakeholders; supports release readiness; improves QA processes; and evaluates Salesforce releases, performance, usability, and quality.