Data Analyst -DHS/CISA
softek internationalKansas City (MO)
About the role
About the Program:
Softek is recruiting for a program supporting the Department of Homeland Security, Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (DHS/CISA). The program delivers AI/ML-enabled applications, automation, and cloud data engineering on an AWS and Databricks platform, with an emphasis on secure, vendor-agnostic design. Work is performed remotely from the contractor site with occasional travel to the Washington, DC area.
Duties and Responsibilities:
Profile data sources, validate pipelines, and check label and data quality for AI/ML training, testing, and inference datasets.
Prepare evaluation datasets and support model performance measurement with Government analysts.
Build and maintain dashboards and analytical summaries of data quality and AI/ML operational performance.
Document data lineage, sources, and quality requirements.
Required Qualifications:
Three or more years of data analysis experience with SQL and Python. Experience with Databricks, Spark, or a comparable cloud data platform and a BI tool such as Tableau or Power BI.Bachelor's degree in a quantitative or technical field or equivalent experience.
Preferred Qualifications:
Experience supporting AI/ML model evaluation.
Federal agency experience.
About SoftekSoftek is a DHS prime contractor delivering program management, cybersecurity, enterprise architecture, and cloud and data engineering services to federal agencies. We are a small, senior team that values ownership, clear communication, and doing right by the mission and by each other.
Benefits:
Softek offers compensation at par with the industry, medical, dental, and vision coverage, a 401(k) with company match, paid time off and federal holidays, and support for professional certifications and training. Softek is an Equal Opportunity Employer. All positions require U.S. citizenship and the ability to obtain and maintain a DHS suitability determination.
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