The ALFA Tech team of partnered companies offers a wide array
of career opportunities. Please review the following and, if interested,
submit your resume electronically with a cover note.

Available Positions

Contract Administrator

ALFA Tech, Inc. is seeking an applicant for a Contract Administrator to work as a contract employee within
a Federal agency. This position is located at Washington, DC.

Essential Requirements

• A Bachelor’s degree in business administrative or related field
• Must have five to seven years of government contracts experience working in an
  office environment
• Be able to operate with minimal supervision
• Provide “cradle to grave” contract administrative experience
• Prepare initial request for information, proposals and quotations (RFI/RFP/RFQ)
• Proposal evaluation, awards and protest
• Manage contract performance in accordance with applicable terms and conditions
  using several types of contracts (FFP/T&M)
• Apply a working knowledge of established Federal government policies, guidelines
  and procedures for effective contract management
• Apply a proficiency in Microsoft Word and Excel as well as familiarity with database software
• Be able to work with clients, peers and management in a highly visible, mission critical environment
• Required full time hours for at least six months and possibly twelve months 

Paralegal Job Posting

Position Objective

To assist government personnel in responding to FOIA requests, assuring that the responses are in full compliance
with all applicable laws and regulations, and to assist manage the FOIA-related operations of the office. 

Essential Duties and Responsibilities

• Selects, assembles, summarizes and compiles substantive information including statutes, regulations,
  orders, digests, commentaries, legal instruments and other legal reference material;
• Reviews all investigative materials compiled and examines and evaluates requests for information
  under the Freedom of Information and Privacy Acts; researches relevant legislation, regulations, 
  and precedents and determines if documents or portions of them can be released.
• Assures that documents are reviewed and the appropriate FOIA/PA exemption(s) is applied;
• Consults with other Federal agencies regarding the Freedom of Information and Privacy Acts regulations
  and related requests, and coordinates related lawsuits with personnel attorneys of other agencies;
• Evaluates and analyzes pertinent facts; coordinated information and materials from multiple sources
  in order to meet established deadlines;
• Assists in maintaining and monitoring the FOIA electronic and manual tracking systems, entering names and
  personal data received from requesters, assigning FOIA/PA numbers, entering FOIA exemptions into a database;
• Assists in the administration of FOIA, including preparing periodic FOIA/PA status reports, and preparing file
  labels for FOIA/PA folders.

Core Competencies

• One of the following is required: (a) a certificate of completion or a degree from an approved
  paralegal program or post-secondary institution; (b) Bachelor’s degree or (c ) J.D. degree
• Several years of relevant experience depending upon educational level
• Good judgment and close attention to detail
• Strong organizational skills and the ability to work independently in a fast paced environment;
  ability to work under tight time constraints;
• Ability to assess and solve problems
• Maintain confidential information
• Demonstrate initiative and reliability
• Ability to efficiently prioritize and multi-task
• Exceptional interpersonal and communication skills
• Adaptability and an intrinsic motivation to work directly with government counsel
• Self-motivated, innovative thinking and a commitment to teamwork
• Proficient in Microsoft Word, Excel, and PowerPoint
• Excellent oral and written communication skills
• Excellent customer service skills required
• Able to successfully pass a pre-employment background check