Team Carney, Inc.

Operations

• Assist with tasks in the areas of adaptive strategic planning and governance
• Provide program and project management consultative services for the FDA
• Analyze client data, information, and processes
• Use quantitative and qualitative methods for analysis and assessments
• Conduct studies on specific trends and business programs
• Make recommendations based on findings and research
• Assist in developing cost price estimates, performance metrics, and risk assessments
• Ensure accurate and timely calculation of payouts
• Audit and reconcile commission reports against performance metrics

Operations Analyst

• Assist with tasks in the areas of adaptive strategic planning and governance
• Provide consultative services for the FDA
• Analysis of client data, information, processes, and regulations
• Use quantitative and qualitative methods for analysis and assessments
• Conduct studies on specific trends, operations, and business programs
• Analyzes findings and researches proposals for business impact
• Communicates with managers and makes recommendations
• Involved in acquisition planning and feasibility, including market research strategies
• Assists in developing cost price estimates, performance metrics, data analytics, risk assessments, cost effectiveness, and solutions to staffing issues
• Execute and oversee commission processing workflows
• Audit and reconcile commission reports against performance metrics and contract agreements

Operations Analyst – Government Contract

Project Manager

• Serve as the primary liaison between Team Carney and the government Contracting Officer and Representative.
• Oversee all contractor work performed under the Statement of Work, ensuring quality and timeliness.
• Manage project schedules, resources, and deliverables to meet government requirements.
• Provide leadership, supervision, and guidance to a team of consultants, analysts, and subject matter experts.
• Respond to and resolve technical issues and client requests promptly, ensuring clear and effective communication.
• Leverage your expert knowledge of emergency management and response operations to guide project strategy and execution.

Project Manager – Emergency Management

Security Engineer

• Facilitate the registration, scheduling, and logistics of AMO personnel for required training.
• Act as a central point of contact between students, instructors, schoolhouses, military partners, and external training vendors.
• Assist with student travel reviews, registration confirmations, training space reservations, and travel orders.
• Meticulously update, verify, and archive electronic student training records and histories within official systems.

Training Assistant – Homeland Security

Engineering Manager

• Drive Software Delivery: Oversee the end-to-end planning, execution, and deployment of updates and enhancements to the critical tracking and reporting web portal.
• Agile Orchestration: Facilitate sprints, backlog refinement, standups, and retrospective reviews for the software development team.
• Mitigate Risk: Identify software-specific project risks, security vulnerabilities, and deployment hurdles, designing swift, effective mitigation plans.
• Client Alignment: Align technical roadmaps with CBP/AMO strategic objectives, providing regular updates to the software technical lead and stakeholders.

Supervisory Software Project Manager – Homeland Security

• Act as the primary interface for the Contracting Officer Representative (COR) and government stakeholders, ensuring contract deliverables exceed quality, timeline, and budgetary standards.
• Provide strategic guidance, mentorship, and operational oversight to a diverse team of project managers, developers, instructional designers, instructors, and training assistants.
• Lead strategic planning and monitor compliance with federal standards, including Section 508 accessibility, security protocols, and accreditation standards.
• Coordinate resource allocation, project plans, risk mitigation, and financial modeling to ensure programmatic success.

Supervisory Program Manager – Homeland Security

• Define the system architecture, coding standards, and cloud hosting framework (AWS) for the software suite.
• Write clean, highly maintainable, and efficient source code; lead security-first DevSecOps initiatives and database integrations.
• Conduct rigorous code reviews, optimize database queries, and ensure complete compliance with DHS/CBP security directives.
• Collaborate closely with product owners, business analysts, and designers to turn high-level user requirements into concrete technical specifications.

Senior Software Application Developer – Homeland Security

• Capture physical tactical exercises on camera, design animations for web courses, and create custom graphics for federal agents.
• Conceptualize & Design: Create visually compelling graphic layouts, animations, logos, and motion graphics for interactive courses and promotions.
• Video Production: Capture, script, edit, and mix high-resolution video and audio content (including podcasts, tutorials, and training documentaries).
• Develop Print & Web Collateral: Design professional custom brochures, trade show posters, decals for aviation assets, and sleek presentation templates.
• Archive Assets: Maintain a highly structured, easily searchable database of raw source files, stock imagery, and finished media deliverables.

Multimedia Graphics Artist

• Design, write, and test web-based application components in a secure, cloud-hosted environment (AWS).
• Assist with database design, API integrations (Microsoft 365, SharePoint), and query optimizations.
• Diagnose, debug, and resolve software bugs while ensuring all components adhere to federal Section 508 and DevSecOps guidelines.
• Actively engage in daily standups, sprint planning, and collaborative code reviews.

Mid Level Software Application Developer

• Assist in writing and refactoring software code for web and desktop applications.
• Partner with QA and Business Analysts to reproduce, troubleshoot, and resolve software defects.
• Implement industry-standard coding conventions, DevSecOps principles, and learn cloud deployment strategies in AWS.
• Actively participate in Scrum standups, backlog grooming, and team learning sessions.

Junior Software Application Developer

Systems Engineer

• Lead the instructional design lifecycle—from needs analysis and storyboarding to final evaluation—using ADDIE and SAM models.
• Build rich, engaging CBT/WBT courses utilizing authoring tools like Articulate Storyline, Adobe Captivate, or Lectora.
• Ensure all e-learning courses are Section 508 compliant and adhere strictly to SCORM, xAPI, and LMS deployment standards.
• Work hand-in-hand with federal stakeholders, instructors, and Subject Matter Experts (SMEs) to translate complex tactical aviation or maritime safety concepts into clear, educational designs.

Instructional Systems Designer – Homeland Security

Security Analyst

• Provide exceptional Tier 1 & 2 support for the software, resolving login, performance, and functionality issues.
• Engage with agency stakeholders to gather, evaluate, and write comprehensive requirements (use cases, user stories, and wireframes).
• Conduct manual testing, regression testing, and support user acceptance testing (UAT) to ensure software builds are error-free.
• Author clear user guides, FAQs, and lead webinars to assist personnel in adopting new software features.

Business Analyst, Help Desk Technician – Homeland Security

• Deliver hands-on, expert instruction in advanced tactical operations, active threat response, firearms proficiency, and survival.
• Lead classroom and scenario-based training in emergency medicine (EMT protocols, trauma response, CPR).
• Partner with government Subject Matter Experts to update, refine, and design training aids, lesson plans, study guides, and exams.
• Coordinate live-fire range operations, wilderness/water survival drills, and direct tactical role-players safely.