This role will play a pivotal part in supporting various Nuclear Projects, overseeing the engineering tasks from initial planning to final design. As an Electrical Engineer 4, you'll be charged with developing complex engineering calculations and drawings, ensuring all work aligns with established regulations and criteria. Initiate and develop engineering calculations and studies. Prepare detailed engineering drawings conformed to project specifications. Conduct power system analysis including load flow and relay coordination studies. Collaborate with cross-functional teams to achieve project objectives. Ensure compliance with applicable codes and design criteria. Support project planning and execution from inception to completion.

This role offers a dynamic opportunity to deliver high-impact consulting services for state government clients, focusing on IT systems, financial management, and operational improvements. The Senior Consultant will lead projects spanning risk assessments, Independent Verification & Validation (IV&V), system implementation, and business process analysis. Working in a collaborative and fast-paced environment, you will interact with executive leadership, manage multiple projects, and mentor team members. Lead and support projects for state government clients, providing services including IV&V, project risk assessments, IT systems planning and procurement, business process improvement, independent testing, and quality assurance. Conduct fact-finding activities such as document reviews, interviews, surveys, and meeting observations to identify risks and issues in client projects. Facilitate meetings and interviews with client stakeholders, maintaining professionalism and confidence. Prepare and present project updates, status reports, and risk assessments to various audiences, including executive leadership. Mentor and develop staff, contributing to team culture, training, and professional development initiatives. Participate in marketing, proposal, and strategic planning activities to support business growth and team development. Support multiple projects simultaneously, ensuring high-quality deliverables, adherence to deadlines, and client satisfaction.

The Senior Provider Contracting Executive leads the organization’s physician, hospital, and health system contracting strategy. This role has enterprise responsibility for developing, negotiating, and executing provider agreements that support growth, market expansion, financial performance, and value-based care objectives. This executive manages the provider contracting team and serves as a senior partner to clinical, legal, finance, and operational leaders, ensuring contracting strategies are aligned with care delivery models, regulatory requirements, and long-term organizational goals. Provide executive leadership for physician, hospital, and health system contracting across all markets. Lead, mentor, and develop the provider contracting team, setting clear expectations and accountability. Own contracting strategy across fee-for-service and value-based care arrangements. Lead complex provider and health system negotiations, serving as the primary escalation point. Partner with clinical, finance, legal, and operations leaders to align contracts with reimbursement models, quality goals, and care delivery strategy. Establish and monitor contracting performance metrics, including financial impact, network adequacy, and provider performance. Analyze market trends, cost drivers, and utilization data to inform contracting decisions and executive recommendations. Oversee the full contract lifecycle, including negotiation, execution, renewals, amendments, and compliance tracking. Ensure contracting processes, systems, and documentation align with regulatory requirements and internal governance standards. Support budgeting, forecasting, and financial modeling related to provider contracts. Ensure audit readiness and adherence to federal, state, and payer requirements. Other duties as assigned.

This remote third-shift role offers the opportunity to take full ownership of critical network operations within complex enterprise environments. You will execute and manage Moves, Adds, Changes, and Deletions (MACD) across diverse infrastructure systems, ensuring stability, security, and performance. Acting as a primary technical contact during your shift, you’ll support live production networks, resolve high-priority issues, and implement vulnerability patches. The position combines deep technical expertise with customer interaction and SLA-driven service delivery. If you thrive in high-responsibility roles, enjoy solving complex networking challenges, and excel in structured yet fast-paced environments, this opportunity delivers both impact and growth. Execute end-to-end MACD activities across routing, switching, and security infrastructure, including ACL modifications, VLAN changes, routing updates, interface configuration adjustments, and high-availability configurations. Perform critical and optional vulnerability patching on network devices including Cisco switches, wireless controllers, Meraki infrastructure, Cisco ASA, and Palo Alto firewalls. Troubleshoot and resolve configuration, hardware, and software issues in live production environments, coordinating vendor escalations when necessary. Serve as the primary point of contact for assigned tickets, ensuring timely resolution in accordance with contracted SLAs. Participate in client meetings to review priority incidents, provide infrastructure guidance, and maintain familiarity with client network environments. Conduct testing and validation of new features and patches before and after deployment to ensure operational stability. Provide rotating emergency on-call support and maintain active communication via phone, messaging, email, and collaboration tools during third-shift hours (12:00 a.m. – 9:00 a.m. ET, Monday–Friday). Identify process improvement opportunities and communicate recommendations to leadership.