Total 283 Information Technology job vacancies in Newport, Isle of Wight, PO30 1XW

The Transaction Risk Principal is responsible for conducting detailed transaction-level risk reviews of CHIPS grant, loan, and loan guarantee applications, ensuring CPO transactions align with program objectives and established risk policies and procedures. The Transaction Risk Principal works closely with the Transaction Risk Director, Chief Risk Officer, and the CHIPS Investments and Strategy teams to evaluate and structure transactions by providing independent risk analysis, conduct comprehensive risk assessments, and assign risk ratings. Specifically, this includes:
- Conducting independent credit and risk analysis of deal structures, project sponsors, and investors.
- Contributing to the development of strategies to reduce or mitigate risks in transactions and realize improved outcomes.
- Risk rating transactions according to established guidelines and scorecards.
- Applying final risk parameters for inclusion in credit subsidy models.
- Developing risk assessments and reports of individual transactions for presentation to CPO leadership and governance committees.
- Continuously re-assessing portfolios and re-rating risks as necessary.
- Providing guidance and training to junior staff members on transaction risk analysis and rating

As the Chief Technology Officer you will:

• Responsible for developing an enterprise-wide Information Technology, digital transformation, emerging technology, and business strategy.
• Lead innovation efforts with technology solutions related to software development,visualization, business analytics, and AI/ML to drive operational transformation while ensuring data, privacy, records, and cybersecurity compliance.
• Plan and execute an iterative strategy for scaling an IT organization from startup phase to mature.
• Redesign key business processes to increase efficiency and improve user experience through continuous development, feedback, and delivery.
• Manage and execute technical plans to ensure that DOE follows a consistent framework using best-fit technologies, to safeguard continuously identifying and moving DOE towards its target architecture.
• Represent OCIO/DOE by providing independent programmatic and technical expertise with industry, academia, other Government agencies, Congress, Office of Management and Budget, White House staff, and international and foreign organizations

Responsible for all of the administrative and training functions in the Correctional Services Branch.

Evaluates programs proposals submitted to the Central Office for review, makes recommendations to the Administrator, Correctional Service Branch, and Senior Deputy Assistant Director, Correctional Programs Division.

Develops plans, programs, and top-level policies with implementing instructions to insure the purposeful utilization of the treatment, custodial, and operations programs.

Coordinates the evaluation of security, custody and correctional treatment programs throughout the Bureau of Prisons.

Provides input in the development and implementation of specialized training programs for junior and senior level correctional supervisors.

• Supervises a group of employees performing work at the GS-9 through GS-15 levels. Performs administrative and technical supervision necessary for accomplishing the work of the unit.
• Employs change management principles, strategies, and techniques required for effectively planning, implementing, and evaluating change in the organization.
• Oversees the development and implementation of IT architecture, infrastructure, and systems integration to align agency practices with government and internal regulations and policies, ensuring compliance across all enterprise-wide systems.
• Determines the appropriate products/services with stakeholder clients to define the project scope, requirements, and deliverables. Manages resources and monitors their output to mitigate risks. Take immediate corrective action when problems arise.
• Integrates configuration management, IT architecture, infrastructure design, systems integration, and testing into project plans. Ensures alignment with Agency enterprise architecture and considers future requirements.
• Participates in major agency-wide IT policy development efforts. Coordinates policy dissemination, manages IT policy maintenance, and develops mechanisms to measure IT policy effectiveness and compliance.

What will I do in this position if hired?

In this Telecommunications Specialist (Electronic Security) position, you will serve as an expert in the understanding of how the electronic security equipment and systems contribute to the agency's mission needs.

Typical assignments include:

• Act in the capacity as a technical expert, consultant, and advisor who is responsible for performing assigned efforts and managing contractor efforts related to the FEMA OSCO's security systems.
• Planning, performing, directing, interfacing, coordinating and/or controlling the efforts of contractors, consultants and other government agencies engaged in the identification, concept development, analysis, evaluation and integration of FEMA/organization solutions involving future systems.

What else do I need to know?

At FEMA, our mission is to help people before, during and after disasters, and every employee at FEMA has a role in emergency management. Every FEMA employee has regular and recurring emergency management responsibilities, though not every position requires routine deployment to disaster sites. All positions are subject to recall around the clock for emergency management operations, which may require irregular work hours, work at locations other than the official duty station, and may include duties other than those specified in the employee's official position description. Travel requirements in support of emergency operations may be extensive in nature (weeks to months), with little advance notice, and may require employees to relocate to emergency sites with physically austere and operationally challenging conditions.

This announcement is for a position as a CORE (Cadre of On-Call Response/Recovery Employee). CORE employees are full-time employees hired to directly support the response and recovery efforts related to disasters. Employees are hired under the Robert T. Stafford Act and are excluded from the provisions of title 5, United States Code, governing jobs in the competitive service. They can be hired under a streamlined process instead of a competitive process. After three years of continuous service, Stafford Act employees may be granted competitive eligibility to apply for permanent full-time positions at FEMA.

This position will be hired into a temporary 4-Year, excepted service appointment. Appointments may be renewed based on workload, funding, and supervisory approval.

FEMA is committed to ensuring that its workforce reflects the diversity of the nation. At FEMA, our workforce includes the many identities, races, ethnicities, backgrounds, abilities, ages, cultures, and beliefs of the people we serve. To learn about FEMA's ongoing diversity and inclusion efforts, reasonable accommodation process, and the FEMA Core Values, please visit www.fema.gov.

As a Director for Financial Technology, you will:

• Serve as a central point of contact for all regulated entities on fintech related risks, and emerging financial technology matters and lead the OFT team activities for banks and fintech firms to interact with the OCC regarding those areas outside of the OCC direct supervision capacity.
• Serve as an expert advisor to the Deputy Comptroller (DC) and Chief Financial Technology Officer (CFTO), other Deputy Comptrollers, and the SDC for BSP, as well as provide expert advice and briefing for the Comptroller and the Executive Committee as appropriate on all matters regarding new and emerging financial technology within the banking and financial services industry.
• Under the leadership of the CFTO, implement the OCC's Responsible Innovation Framework, by directing Office of Financial Technology (OFT) staff on its key components including outreach and technical assistance, awareness and training, coordination and facilitation, and research and interagency collaboration. Identifies and leverages existing programs, structures, and processes to ensure that fintech initiatives efficiently integrate with and complement established OCC operations.
• Manage the development of OCC policy materials related to emerging products, services, processes, and technology within the OCC's supervised financial entities, including nonbanks, and banks' fintech partners.
• Continually evaluate the implications of innovative developments within the financial industry against the expertise of the OCC staff responsible for bank supervision and support initiatives to expand the examiner skill set related to financial system innovation and technologies, (such as distributed ledger technology and model risk management), alternative recruitment efforts (e.g., targeting
  non-traditional skills such as advanced information technology, cybersecurity, and mathematical modeling), and expanded rotational assignments.
• Lead, motivate, and develop the OFT staff and determine resource needs and obtain appropriate/necessary approvals to meet resource requirements and ensure understanding of OCC goals, initiatives, and programs by all employees.

The incumbent of this position reports directly to the Chief Enterprise Architect and is responsible for leading and mentoring teams of federal technical architects and contractor resources in creating, establishing, and managing a business outcome-driven EA program that ensures alignment and integration across all architecture domains. The incumbent is responsible for creating and managing programs to develop effective IT standards and architectures from an enterprise perspective and conducting objective assessments of applications, systems, and technology components. Fosters open communication and collaboration across the judiciary, leveraging and enhancing the EA toolset to facilitate knowledge sharing, data-driven decision-making, and governance. The incumbent of this position works closely with stakeholders across the judiciary to identify opportunities for innovation and optimization and supports the evolution of the Enterprise Architecture division's services and operations.

Duties of the position include, but are not limited to:

1. Collaborating with the Chief Enterprise Architect and Chief Technology Officer to design, implement, lead, and manage a comprehensive Enterprise Architecture program for the judiciary in coordination with the Business Architecture Branch.
2. Leading, mentoring, managing, and supervising subordinate employees and contractors, ensuring effective program execution.
3. Performing tasking, monitoring, and performance management for all enterprise architecture efforts.
4. Designing, implementing, and managing a program to facilitate enterprise processes, including tactical EA boards, architecture development and governance, portfolio management and optimization, strategic planning and alignment, compliance and risk management, and performance measurements.
5. Implementing and managing EA toolset to transparently share business and technical information, artifacts, architectures, solutions, and roadmaps.
6. Working closely with the Business Architecture Branch, IT executives and leaders, and other stakeholders to understand the operating models and technical architecture.
7. Leading and managing the construction of deliverables, including enterprise standards, application and system assessments, reference architectures, technology capabilities models, as-is and to-be architectures, journey maps, and investment roadmaps.
8. Designing, leading, and managing EA services including application portfolio management, technical reference model, EA assessments, solution architecture guidance, gap analysis, and journey mapping.
9. Assessing the effectiveness of the Enterprise Architecture program by developing and monitoring performance metrics and delivering and implementing improvement plans to optimize program performance.
10. Developing IT standards for the judiciary and monitor compliance with standards across organizations.
11. Providing advice to solution architects and stakeholders on applicable technical architectures, solution architectures, standards, and guidance to enhance delivery and compliance.
12. Ensuring the EA toolset delivers necessary information and artifacts to judiciary users, effectively communicating as-is and to-be enterprise state, technology and business information, artifacts, dashboards, and metrics to drive technology alignment and understanding.
13. Researching and sharing information on emerging EA trends and disruptions, informing the organization of potential opportunities and challenges and providing recommendations for proactive adaptation.

As an Energy Technology Program Specialist, you will:

• Serve as a project manager for the Office responsible for a wide variety of highly complex energy efficiency and renewable energy projects/programs.
• Interpret, analyze, and implement the impact of new and proposed legislation, Executive Orders and other regulations on energy efficiency and renewable energy programs.
• Develop systems and procedures to enable the energy efficiency and renewable energy program to meet statutory requirements and Departmental goals and objectives effectively and efficiently; advise supervisor and field activities on unusual, difficult, or controversial energy efficiency and renewable energy matters.
• Review, monitor, and report expenditures to management; design and implements innovative funding mechanisms, prizes, and events to advance solar energy deployment programs.
• Assist in the evaluation of program impacts in the solar energy sectors and make recommendations and develop solutions or improvements in approaches in the deployment of the activities.
• Oversee the coordination and interaction with other internal offices and other Federal agencies as well as with public and private interest groups in implementing energy technology projects or programs.

The incumbent of this position reports directly to the Chief Enterprise Architect and is responsible for leading and mentoring teams of federal business architects and contractor resources in creating, establishing, and managing a business outcome-driven EA Business Architecture program that ensures alignment and integration across all architecture domains. The incumbent is responsible for creating and managing programs to develop and govern business architectures, strategies, capabilities, and roadmaps, fosters open communication and collaboration across the judiciary, and leveraging and enhancing the EA toolset to facilitate knowledge sharing, data-driven decision-making, and governance. The incumbent also works closely with stakeholders across the judiciary to identify opportunities for innovation and optimization and supports the evolution of the Enterprise Architecture Division's services and operations.

Duties of the position include, but are not limited to:

1. Collaborate with the Chief Enterprise Architect and Chief Technology Officer to design, implement, lead, and manage a comprehensive Business Architecture program for the judiciary in coordination with the Technology Architecture Branch.
2. Lead, mentor, manage, and supervise subordinate employees and contractors, ensuring effective program execution.
3. Perform tasking, monitoring, and performance management for all business architecture efforts.
4. Design, implement, and manage an EA Business Architecture program to facilitate business strategy formulation across the judiciary and identify business capabilities and innovation opportunities.
5. Work closely with business and IT executives and leaders to understand the business and operating models and manage organizational and culture change.
6. Lead and manage the construction of deliverables, including business outcome statements, strategy on a page, scenario plans, business capability models, value-stream maps, business process models, customer and user profiles, journey maps, and investment roadmaps.
7. Continuously assess the effectiveness of the Business Architecture program by developing and monitoring performance metrics and delivering and implementing improvement plans to optimize program performance.
8. Ensure the EA toolset delivers necessary information and artifacts to business leaders, executives, and other stakeholders, effectively communicating business architectures, artifacts, and metrics to drive organizational alignment and understanding.
9. Advise solution architects and stakeholders on business-focused risks, needs, costs/benefits, and impacts.
10. Support developing and applying guiding principles, standards, and minimal viable architectures informed by the business strategy.
11. Develop and manage a program to support business leaders and executives with business modeling, innovation management, IT investment analysis, process modeling, business capabilities mapping, and journey maps.
12. Research and share information on emerging EA trends and disruptions, informing the organization of potential opportunities and challenges and providing recommendations for proactive adaptation.
13. Establish and maintain strong relationships with key stakeholders across the judiciary, including business leaders and IT executives, to ensure the Business Architecture program effectively supports the organization's goals and objectives.
14. Develop and implement a communication and change management strategy to ensure the successful adoption and integration of business architecture practices and deliverables.

What will I do in this position if hired?

This position is located in the Office of the Chief Information Officer, Office of the Chief Information Security Officer.
This position will serve as the Supervisory Information Technology Specialist (INFOSEC). Duties of the position will include the following:

• Researching, reviewing, and implementing security systems that protect FEMA's information technology (IT) network enterprise.
• Developing and maintaining security architecture reference documentation, including security models, frameworks, and diagrams.
• Collaborating with engineering teams, operations and risk management on organizational security policy settings and implementations.
• Leading the discovery and fusion of new or emerging technology to achieve FEMA's zero trust roadmap goals.

What else do I need to know?

At FEMA, our mission is to help people before, during and after disasters, and every employee at FEMA has a role in emergency management. Every FEMA employee has regular and recurring emergency management responsibilities, though not every position requires routine deployment to disaster sites. All positions are subject to recall around the clock for emergency management operations, which may require irregular work hours, work at locations other than the official duty station, and may include duties other than those specified in the employee's official position description. Travel requirements in support of emergency operations may be extensive in nature (weeks to months), with little advance notice, and may require employees to relocate to emergency sites with physically austere and operationally challenging conditions.

FEMA is committed to ensuring that its workforce reflects the diversity of the nation. At FEMA, our workforce includes the many identities, races, ethnicities, backgrounds, abilities, ages, cultures, and beliefs of the people we serve. To learn about FEMA's ongoing diversity and inclusion efforts, reasonable accommodation process, and the FEMA Core Values, please visit www.fema.gov.

The Transaction Risk Principal is responsible for conducting detailed transaction-level risk reviews of CHIPS grant, loan, and loan guarantee applications, ensuring CPO transactions align with program objectives and established risk policies and procedures. The Transaction Risk Principal works closely with the Transaction Risk Director, Chief Risk Officer, and the CHIPS Investments and Strategy teams to evaluate and structure transactions by providing independent risk analysis, conduct comprehensive risk assessments, and assign risk ratings. Specifically, this includes:

• Conducting independent credit and risk analysis of deal structures, project sponsors, and investors.
• Contributing to the development of strategies to reduce or mitigate risks in transactions and realize improved outcomes.
• Risk rating transactions according to established guidelines and scorecards.
• Applying final risk parameters for inclusion in credit subsidy models.
• Developing risk assessments and reports of individual transactions for presentation to CPO leadership and governance committees.
• Continuously re-assessing portfolios and re-rating risks as necessary.
• Providing guidance and training to junior staff members on transaction risk analysis and rating

This position is located in the Office of Information Services (OIS), Office of the Chief Administrative Officer, United States Capitol Police (USCP). OIS provides modern, cost effective, reliable, and secure information and technology products and services - a vital enabler of, and strategic asset to the USCP's mission.  The Enterprise Architect serves as the principal advisor to the Chief Information Officer with responsibility for establishing the agency's technical vision and leading all aspects of technology development.

Creates and implements a vision for the USCP's information management framework, technology systems engineering, and the technical management of information technology in accordance with the Information Technology Management Reform Act of 1996.  Designs customer-oriented initiatives and objectives that are based on the successful implementation of the road maps. Chairs high-level committees, review groups, and councils for the planning, development, evaluation, and management of USCP’s information management systems. 

Develops, plans, coordinates, and implements information technology architecture, service architecture, service catalog, and policy in specific areas, such as enterprise architecture, technology insertion, processing, and reengineering. Interpretations, findings, and judgments form the basis for official actions and/or policies. Identifies potentially beneficial areas for analysis, formulating proposals for original studies and justifying and presenting such proposals to appropriate authorities within the OIS. Establishes and/or updates EA policies and directives from the operations, intelligence, logistics, and administrative areas to ensure they are accurate and consistent across USCP.

Within the Federal budgeting process, develops, plans, and oversees implementation of short and long-range plans for acquisition of information technology hardware, software, and firmware to support the Department’s vision. Performs business case analyses to determine return on investments using investment strategies and business process reengineering techniques as they apply to information technology systems. Evaluates emerging technologies and prototype programs and guides their deployment to satisfy mission requirements. 

As an information technology intern you’ll get opportunities to utilize your current skills and develop new ones to handle the ever changing requirements of the Information Technology industry. Under the direction and supervision, the incumbent will participate in and/or independently perform the following:

• Design and execute basic test plans and scripts, document system defects and report test results.
• Write installation scripts, install applications on test machines, and validate installations.
• Research and analyze latest information technologies.
• Research and evaluate PC software and operations systems.
• Test potential products.
• Assist clients in the use of standard software applications.
• Perform administrative functions on standard software to manage access and privileges for a variety of users.
• Develop and maintain web pages and web-based applications.
• Develop basic applications including requirements analysis, system design, software development, testing and implementation.
• Provides support to supervisor and staff on projects.
• Gathers, analyzes, and evaluates information for input into problem states.

-Accomplishes quality assurance inspections.
-Debriefs customers/vehicle operators and performs incoming inspections on special purpose, heavy, general purpose type vehicles and vehicular equipment.
-Performs heavy mobile equipment and automotive mechanic work.
-Utilizes established practices, procedures, and regulations regarding safety, security, and environmental issues; maintains safe and clean work environment; participates in assigned shop upkeep efforts; completes all required reports, forms, work orders, inspection and certification forms, and time sheets; and participates in productivity measurement studies, evaluations, and assessments.
-Establishes and maintains good working relationships.

As the Investment Principal within the CHIPS Program Office's Investment Office, you will oversee the comprehensive evaluation, structuring, and execution of CHIPS grants and loans. You will lead both technical and financial analyses, engage with industry executives, and contribute to strategic decision-making and policy development to support the program's objectives.

In this position, you will:

• Plan, manage, and execute due diligence, evaluation, structuring, negotiation, and execution of CHIPS grants and loans as part of Investment Office deal teams.
• Lead qualitative and quantitative technical analysis, including financial modeling, to assess CHIPS program applications.
• Develop work plans for application assessments and regularly brief CHIPS Program Office leadership on progress.
• Present CHIPS program application assessments and investment recommendations to CHIPS Program Office leadership.
• Lead program working groups to develop semiconductor industry investment theses and support program policy development.
• Engage with semiconductor company executives to gather information and provide feedback on CHIPS program application alignment.