Heartland Consulting

Perform economic and financial analyses to support facility and infrastructure investment decisions. | Bachelor's degree in relevant field, 5+ years economic analysis experience, proficiency with economic tools, and security clearance. | Position Title: Technical Manager / SME - Economic and Financial AnalysisLocation: Primarily desk-side / remote from the Contractor's office or home office (CONUS including Alaska, Hawaii, and outlying areas); occasional on-site support at DoD installations. OCONUS travel is highly unusual and only as required by individual task orders.Clearance: Favorable NACI (minimum); ability to obtain installation access/CAC as needed.Purpose / Customer Benefit: Performs rigorous economic, business case, alternatives, and life-cycle cost analyses that compare options and identify the most beneficial course of action for facility and infrastructure investments.Key Responsibilities:Conduct economic analysis, business case analysis, alternatives analysis, and life-cycle cost analysis.Compare multiple alternatives for meeting a given need and recommend the most beneficial course of action.Integrate Real Property, utility, and mission data into financial models and recommendations.As Technical Manager: Develop standardized analysis templates and oversee quality of all economic deliverables.Minimum Qualifications:Bachelor's degree in Economics, Finance, Business Administration, Engineering, or related field (Master's or relevant certification such as CCE/A or PMP preferred).Minimum 5 years of experience performing economic or life-cycle cost analyses for DoD or Federal facility/infrastructure projects.Proficiency in economic analysis tools, OMB Circular A-94, and life-cycle costing methodologies.Strong quantitative and modeling skills (Excel, @Risk, or similar).Must maintain IAT Level I and favorable NACI.Success Metrics:Analyses accepted and used to support funding or investment decisions.Clear, defensible recommendations that optimize resource allocation.BenefitsCompetitive salary with performance bonusesComprehensive medical, dental, and vision insurance401(k) with company matchGenerous PTO and 11 paid federal holidaysProfessional development & certification support (PMP, IAT, etc.)Primarily remote position with flexible schedulingVeteran-friendly culture and career growth opportunitiesHeartland Consulting Contact For questions or to apply, contact Heartland Consulting at: HR@heartlandconsulting.comAbout Heartland Consulting Heartland Consulting was founded in 2009 by a Marine Corps Veteran with a vision to "Create Value for America." As a certified Native American-Owned and Veteran-Owned Small Business located in Vienna, VA, we combine deep expertise in Federal agency operations with management consulting, IT, financial management, and business services to help government and commercial clients achieve greater efficiency and mission success. Salary: $140000 - $165000 per year

Create culturally sensitive visual communications and materials for Navajo and Indigenous audiences, managing schedules and quality control of visual content production. | Bachelor's degree or equivalent experience, 2+ years in communications or graphic design, proficiency in design software, ability to produce culturally appropriate visual content, and strong project coordination skills. | Overview The Graphic Designer (Communications Specialist) supports the program office, project team, and stakeholders by creating visually compelling materials for project deliverables, ensuring cultural relevance for Navajo and Indigenous audiences. This role focuses on internal and external communications through visual content, aligning with branding and quality standards to meet project objectives. Responsibilities Support the planning and scheduling of project communication activities, ensuring timely delivery of culturally sensitive visual deliverables for Navajo and Indigenous audiences. Gather, analyze, and compose technical information to inform the development of visual content, ensuring the use of proper program and technical terminology relevant to community planning and Indigenous contexts. Conduct research to support visual communication efforts, verifying accuracy and cultural appropriateness of designs for stakeholder workshops and public meetings. Interpret and review documentation, determining graphics needs for communications, reports, presentations, and other project deliverables, including posters, infographics, charts, and maps. Establish schedules for visual content production and conduct quality assurance / control inspections at specific intervals to ensure standards are met. Collaborate with the project team to create data visualizations and layouts that present complex data clearly, respecting Indigenous cultural contexts and project branding. Incorporate stakeholder feedback to refine designs, ensuring accessibility and cultural sensitivity for diverse audiences under tight deadlines. Qualifications Bachelor's degree in graphic design, visual arts, communications, or a related field; equivalent experience may be considered. Minimum of 2 years of related experience in communications, graphic design, or content development, preferably for community-based or public-sector projects. Experience gathering, analyzing, and composing technical information to inform visual content, with attention to proper program and technical terminology. Demonstrated ability to support internal and external communications, including planning and scheduling visual communication activities. Proficiency in design software (e.g., Adobe Creative Suite: Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign) and familiarity with document production processes. Ability to conduct quality assurance / control inspections and manage visual content production schedules. Strong visual communication skills, with experience creating culturally sensitive designs for diverse audiences, preferably Indigenous or tribal communities. Preference: Proficiency in the Navajo language and/or Indigenous descent, particularly Navajo, to create culturally resonant designs. #J-18808-Ljbffr