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Data Engineer

Aberdeen Proving Ground, MD

Position Summary:

Position Summary:

The DSA data engineer will play a crucial role in driving innovation and implementing advanced data strategy leveraging AI solutions for a Department of Defense (DoD) Joint Program Executive Office (JPEO). This position requires expertise in data engineering, data science, ETL development, and integration of artificial intelligence solutions.

Key Responsibilities:

  • Define and lead data engineering efforts for the organization
  • Understand and apply AI algorithms to support data requirements
  • ETL development
  • Support implementation of Army CoPilot and similar AI initiatives to meet data management objectives
  • Educate stakeholders on available DoD and Army-approved AI capabilities, including tools such as Ask Sage, NIPR GPT, CAMO GPT, Liger, and others and their applicability to data management
  • Customer engagement
  • Define and document data strategy, reference materials, processes and policies
  • Integration of AI solutions to improve existing business processes
  • Serve as a reliable subject matter expert for customer support process development
  • Serve as a reliable subject matter expert for AI software implementation including understanding of generative vs agentic AI models and applicability to data
  • Provide support to the organization’s data transformation initiatives
  • Support improvement and innovation in using the organization’s existing data environments including Army 365 (A365)/Microsoft Office 365 based environments

Basic Qualifications:

  • 3–5 years of experience in data engineering, data science, or a related technical field
  • Hands-on experience with ETL (Extract, Transform, Load) development and data integration
  • Proficiency in SQL and working with relational databases
  • Familiarity with AI tools and solutions and their application to data workflows
  • Understanding of generative vs agentic AI models and how they apply to data use cases
  • Experience supporting AI-related initiatives such as Army CoPilot, Ask Sage, NIPR GPT, CAMO GPT, or Liger
  • Experience working in Microsoft Office 365 / Army 365 (A365) data environments
  • Strong written and verbal communication skills with ability to engage technical and non-technical stakeholders
  • Ability to develop and document data strategies, reference materials, policies, and process improvements
  • Active Secret security clearance required

Preferred Qualifications:

  • Experience working with Department of Defense (DoD) or Army data systems
  • Familiarity with DoD AI governance, compliance, and approved toolkits
  • Knowledge of data architecture principles and scalable data pipelines
  • Experience with Python, R, or other programming languages used in data science or AI integration
  • Ability to train or educate stakeholders on available AI tools and their practical application
  • Experience in customer-facing or consultative roles within government or enterprise settings
  • Demonstrated ability to evaluate and implement emerging AI capabilities within secure environments

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