Careers at FEDSIM
Our talented team helps federal clients achieve their missions every day. We provide a professional home for individuals who value diversity and inclusion and who are passionate about making a difference.
Contact us at join.fedsim@gsa.gov.
We're looking for creative, detail-oriented experts who want to join a diverse, collaborative team.
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Innovation
Our agile team develops new processes and tools to streamline acquisitions for our clients.
Collaborative Work Environment
FEDSIM employees enjoy tackling new challenges working together to solve complex problems by providing expertise and creative solutions.
Strong Acquisition Governance
Our Quality Team creates organizational templates and processes while auditing our projects to maintain high acquisition standards across FEDSIM.
Client and Mission Focused
We are client advocates—our primary focus is to help agencies achieve their critical missions.
Learning Culture
A robust onboarding program, and resources like FEDSIM University and brown bag lunches, keep FEDSIMers engaged and advancing.
Work Life Balance
Organized social activities, team building, and work-life flexibilities build a strong sense of community and keep FEDSIM employees engaged.
No matter how great your ambition, FEDSIM is here to support your career with two primary paths and four roles.
CONTRACTING OFFICER (CO)
The CO is responsible for ensuring performance of all necessary actions for effective and compliant contracting. The CO is the person with the sole authority to enter into, administer, and/or terminate contracts and make related determinations and findings.
CONTRACT SPECIALIST (CS)
The CS supports FEDSIM business through the preparation and administration of FEDSIM’s contractual actions. The CS issues solicitations, amendments, and modifications after sign-off from the Contracting Officer (CO) and any other approvals for the specific action. They ensure contracting actions are complete, accurate, and contractually compliant.
ACQUISITION PROJECT MANAGER (APM)
The APM provides technical expertise in the development of pre-award materials such as the acquisition planning, pre-solicitation, and pre-award technical documentation. APMs will often work across all FEDSIM sectors.
PROJECT MANAGER (PM)
The PM acts as the liaison between the client and contractor, and is considered a trusted advisor. The primary responsibility of the PM is to lead the Integrated Project Team (IPT) by planning, organizing, and executing client projects in accordance with all applicable regulations, policies, and processes throughout the project life cycle.