Process Specialist, Federal OCIO
Compensation
$120k – $130k /yr
Employment type
Full-time
Work setting
On-site
Location
Washington, DC
Schedule
Day shift
Posted
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Job overview
The Process Specialist, Federal OCIO role is listed in Washington, DC, full-time, with compensation of $120,000–$130,000 per year. UltraViolet Cyber provides cybersecurity operations solutions and is recruiting for work supporting a federal customer’s OCIO. The specialist analyzes and improves processes that enable technology delivery and mission support. Through process mapping, root-cause analysis, recommendations, and performance measures, the role helps OCIO teams improve workflow efficiency, consistency, and mission effectiveness.
What you'll do
- Analyze and document current- and future-state processes
- assess workflows and identify bottlenecks
- conduct gap and root-cause analyses
- create process maps and bottleneck analyses
- facilitate cross-functional process sessions
- develop evidence-based improvement recommendations and roadmaps
- support implementation plans
- develop standard processes and materials
- establish metrics, KPIs, dashboards, and progress reporting.
What we're looking for
- Skills & competencies
- full-timeprocess specialistfederal ocioprocess improvementprocess mappingroot-cause analysiscybersecuritywashington dcultraviolet cyber$120k–$130kpublic trust eligibility
- Work arrangement
- Weekend coverage required
Why this role
The posting requires U.S. citizenship and ability to obtain a Public Trust clearance; a master’s degree plus seven years of relevant experience or listed equivalent experience combinations are accepted.
About the employer
UltraViolet Cyber is hiring for this role. Industry: Computer Systems Design Services. Sector: 54.
Additional details
- Industry sector
- 54
- Industry
- Computer Systems Design Services
- Occupation code
- 13-1111.00
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