IEM Benefits Overview

Design, build, test, deploy, and maintain client-facing applications on enterprise low-code platforms. Develop forms, workflows, dashboards, data models, integrations, and approval automation. Participate in agile ceremonies, releases, regression testing, troubleshooting, documentation, training, and requirements gathering. The role requires collaboration with business stakeholders, adherence to security and accessibility standards, and support for federal clients in a remote environment.

Designs, builds, tests, deploys, and maintains enterprise low-code applications, including forms, workflows, integrations, data models, portals, and dashboards. Leads solution architecture, data modeling, governance, release activities, documentation, and configuration reviews while mentoring junior developers. Collaborates with business stakeholders in agile two-week sprints, supports troubleshooting and training, and follows security, accessibility, and configuration-management standards.

On-call emergency management professionals deploy nationwide, including Puerto Rico, to support disaster preparedness, response, recovery, and humanitarian missions. Responsibilities include serving in EOCs or JFOs, conducting needs assessments, coordinating resources and logistics, supporting sheltering and mass care, preparing situation reports, managing stakeholders, filling ICS roles, and providing specialized technical expertise. Assignments may last one to six months and require short-notice deployment, extended fieldwork, adaptable schedules, and participation in after-action improvement processes.