Top IT Jobs in Washington, DC

Assist in the analysis and development of solutions, gather requirements, support solution design, and contribute to documentation and testing efforts.

Analyze system requirements, design test scenarios, execute test cases, and ensure software quality. Validate software functionality and report defects.

The Program Manager leads a program for the DHS, overseeing contracts, a large team, budget, risk management, and agile practices to ensure successful delivery of IT services.

Guide teams in modernizing IT products for the Department of State by overseeing project management lifecycles, resource allocation, and client interactions while fostering collaboration and problem-solving.

The ITSM IT Specialist III provides IT customer relations management and operational support, focusing on problem resolution and equipment reliability. Requires strong analytical skills and proficiency in IT systems and Microsoft Office. The role involves working with various functional areas to support departmental functions and project teams.

The ITSM IT Specialist (Developer) will design and build web pages, enhance user interface features, develop security policies, and support organizational goals. Requires experience in IT system maintenance and security.

The ITSM IT Specialist will develop and maintain Internet/intranet applications, lead a development team, and ensure projects meet required specifications.

The ITSM IT Strategic Planner II supports strategic planning for IT projects, analyzes data, develops mission statements, and provides management support for various business processes.

This role involves supporting IT service management, data protection, and financial data analysis while assisting project teams in various departmental services. Candidates should have 2-4 years of related experience and a strong understanding of IT systems and federal business operations.

The IT Auditor ensures internal controls and mitigates risks within technology networks, audits systems, and collaborates on network security policies.

The ITSM IT Strategic/Capital Planner IV role involves supporting IT strategic planning for large projects, managing financial data, and ensuring compliance with federal operational procedures.

The ITSM IT Specialist II will manage IT systems, support requirements for Program Support, analyze hardware and software issues, and assist with IT services and financial processes within a governmental agency.

The ITSM IT Specialist I will manage IT automated systems, support program requirements, analyze hardware/software issues, and oversee service level agreements while working closely with various organizations.

The ITSM IT Analyst II will analyze information security systems, support IT services across various departments, and provide project management support. Responsibilities include data evaluation, financial reconciliation, and technology support for government operations.

The Senior IT Auditor is responsible for managing risks and internal controls in technology networks, performing audits, and collaborating on security policies.

The Junior IT Auditor will assess internal controls in technology networks, identify weaknesses, and assist in implementing security measures while collaborating with teams to enhance operational efficiency.

The role involves providing IT support in developing and maintaining databases related to financial information, ensuring system functionality, compliance with IT standards, and protecting sensitive data.