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At Accenture Federal Services, nothing matters more than helping the US federal government make the nation stronger and safer and life better for people. Join Accenture Federal Services to do the work you love in an inclusive, collaborative, and caring community, where you can be empowered to grow, learn and thrive through hands-on experience, certifications, industry training and more.
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Accenture Federal Services is seeking a highly experienced Senior Data Scientist to join our team. Accenture Federal Services is committed to providing equal employment opportunities for persons with disabilities or religious observances, including reasonable accommodation when needed.
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A strong understanding of the nuances associated with federal government contracting including indirect cost rates, the Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR), and working with Defense Contract Audit Agency (DCAA) is required.
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Cultivate trusting and enduring relationships with federal, state, local, and foreign government officials and their staffs; specifically with the DoD, IC, FAA, NASA and the FCC. Lead bipartisan congressional advocacy efforts on behalf of Firefly at both the federal and state levels.
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Keywords: government, federal, DC, Arlington, hybrid, remote, contracts, contract specialist, purchasing managers, purchasing directors, purchasing agents, contract manager, contract administrator, FAR, PD2, department of defense, DOD, secret, clearance, DFARS, DARPA, CMO, government contracting, contract management, government procurement, contract negotiation, government, contract administration, agreements, contractual agreements, federal government.
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Must have a thorough understanding of federal acquisition processes, government contracting principles, requirements, and regulations (e.g. FARs/DFARs, CMMC, and contract-specific-flow-downs.
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Familiarity with US federal government documentation standards (e.g., NIST guidelines, Shore Installation Process Handbook (SIPH), etc. It is essential that the candidate can obtain and maintain a US federal government Secret clearance.
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In consultation with the AIA Board Government Advocacy Committee (GAC) and the federal appointment task force (developed to vet potential candidates to U.S. federal positions for appointment or nomination), coordinate lobbying efforts to support AIA candidates to federal appointments to various Executive Branch boards and bodies.
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Assist the department in planning major events, including scheduling/ coordinating Congressional and Executive Branch meetings for annual fly-ins or attendance by an AIA member(s) for federal government affairs-related meetings in Washington, DC.
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Bachelor’s degree in political science or related field with 4-6 years of lobbying or general government affairs experience is required; Campaign and/or Grassroots/Grasstops experience is desired but not required.
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Reporting to the Senior Director for Federal Affairs, the Senior Manager will assist with research and direct lobbying to support AIA’s federal legislative agenda. In collaboration with the Senior Director for Federal Affairs, coordinate with key staff members to build grassroots and grasstop support for AIA’s advocacy agenda.
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Advising our contracts department and other RAND operations personnel with respect to federal, state, and municipal government contracts, international contracts, IP/data use/licensing agreements, and other business agreements.
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The Director, Federal Government Affairs will be part of the UHG External Affairs organization, responsible for working with colleagues across External Affairs and the Company to develop and implement advocacy strategies on declared federal government advocacy priorities.
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Proven ability to create and implement advocacy campaigns directly relevant to the federal government, including clear record of achieving short and long term milestones as it relates to advancing policy, political and/or advocacy goals.
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Experience in a nonprofit advocacy organization, trade association, state legislature or Congress, state, or federal agency, working in a corporate government affairs office or trade association.
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