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Senior Consultant

Washington, DC

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Overview

You understand the power of great service experience and its ability to inspire customer behavior.  You have a keen understanding of what it takes to deliver exceptional services, both in front of the house and behind the scenes.  But most of all, you see all of this in the context of furthering our clients’ core mission or business. You will help large, complex government organizations to transform their global human capital, training, and education enterprise. The issues to be resolved are often difficult to define and quantify; may involve complex, traditionally competing interests; are often characterized by senior leadership interest and visibility and require extensive proving and analysis.

Senior Consultant

  • Leads teams tasked to research, prepare and deliver high quality, on-time deliverables to clients.
  • Builds trust and rapport with client by seeing assigned tasks in the context of broader strategic goals, anticipating risks and needs, and supporting decisions through development and delivery of high quality deliverables.
  • Independently manages time to complete assigned tasks, leads others in completing an array of tasks, and contributes to team effort.
  • Mentors others in developing and applying knowledge, skills, and abilities with core Capability Area(s) and professional expertise.
  • Continuous learning within core Capability Area(s) and professional expertise.
  • Leads application of Technical Assent’s consulting approaches and methods within scope of project responsibility.
  • Shares knowledge with internal and external peers through writing and speaking 3-5 times per year. 
  • Builds organizational capability by building reusable process assets, templates, and tools that improve the consistency of our services through the CMMI for Services framework.
  • Supports business development by actively researching customer needs, recognizing opportunities and assessing the competitive environment to determine an optimal approach and solutions.
  • Actively supports the business development lifecycle by leading significant aspects of a Proposal or Request for Information response.
  • Maintains professional demeanor that is consistent with Technical Assent core values at all times.

The Company

Technical Assent is passionate about services – in government, business, and not-for-profit. We design exceptional service experiences, engineer them to be robust, and deliver real capability and business outcomes for our clients. You will be working on government programs that have strategic importance to our client.  Your team will work IN and ON the client’s core mission – helping them to deliver their services day-to-day while simultaneously looking for opportunities to improve.  Our work is Driven by Evidence, Grounded in Understanding, and Focused on Impact.  

A Little About Our Culture

We look for these attributes in our teammates.

  • Our team combines the creative and the pragmatic to deliver the results that matter most to our clients.  We see beauty when art and science come together.
  • We seek self-starters, people who are confident in tackling challenges independently and bringing this to high-performing teams.  We continually seek feedback from our customers and employees, looking for opportunities to grow.
  • We are a small company which gives you an essential voice in shaping our culture.  You will help grow our culture, and you will grow from the experience, too.

You will be part of a team to take an improvement concept and transform it into a capability – an asset that provides measurable value to our client’s mission.  The team will work with users, prototype, develop, and deliver new capabilities.  We hold ourselves accountable to impacting outcomes.

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