Edgewater Federal Solutions is hiring: Information Specialist in Washington

Responsibilities: Perform detailed review and analysis of electronic records and documents across the VA OIG enterprise. Identify and categorize legacy records, including redundant, obsolete, and transitory records. Review records against applicable NARA-approved records schedules to support lifecycle and disposition determinations. Support documentation and tracking of approved records destruction and disposition activities. Assist with records identification, tracking, classification, inventory, and lifecycle management. Review and apply appropriate document and records markings, including CUI and other Government-defined designations. Identify records requiring additional review, protective handling, escalation, or formal evaluation and route them through appropriate Government-approved processes. Assist with the identification and labeling of essential records. Perform quality assurance reviews to ensure records are consistently and accurately analyzed, categorized, marked, and documented. Maintain detailed records of analysis activities and processing decisions in Government-approved systems and repositories. Support development and maintenance of records inventories, holdings information, lifecycle tracking, and associated reporting. Support implementation and refinement of Records Management policies, guidance, SOPs, workflows, and governance procedures. Identify gaps, inconsistencies, and opportunities for improvement encountered during records review and processing. Support business process analysis, gap analysis, workflow mapping, dependency identification, and documentation of current-state and future-state Records Management processes. Participate in stakeholder interviews, workshops, process walkthroughs, and requirements elicitation activities as required. Assist with development of performance metrics and analytics related to records processing, lifecycle management, schedule application, quality, and program performance. Support identification, documentation, tracking, and reporting of Records Management risks, issues, deficiencies, and remediation activities. Develop and maintain supporting documentation, including procedures, reference guides, job aids, briefing materials, status information, and other Records Management artifacts. Collaborate with VA OIG Records Management personnel, Government stakeholders, the Program Manager, Change & Communications Specialist, and other team members to support implementation and adoption of Records Management processes. Exercise discretion, professionalism, and sound judgment when handling sensitive Government information and competing priorities.

Qualifications: Bachelor's degree in Information Management, Records Management, Library/Information Science, Business, Public Administration, Information Technology, or a related discipline preferred; relevant professional experience may be considered in lieu of degree requirements. Experience supporting records management, information management, document management, data/information governance, library/information services, legal document review, eDiscovery, FOIA, compliance, case-file management, or a similar information-intensive environment preferred. Federal Government or other highly regulated environment experience preferred. Familiarity with NARA records management requirements, federal records schedules, electronic records lifecycle management, or federal information governance preferred. Strong reading comprehension and analytical skills, including the ability to review complex or lengthy records and make consistent determinations based on established guidance. Exceptional attention to detail and ability to interpret and consistently apply policies, procedures, records schedules, marking requirements, and complex instructions. Strong written and verbal communication skills and the ability to clearly document analysis and processing decisions. Ability to work independently while operating effectively within a collaborative team environment and managing large volumes of information with accuracy and quality. Strong organizational and time-management skills with the ability to manage competing priorities and adapt as Government priorities evolve. Proficiency with Microsoft Office applications and ability to learn Government enterprise platforms and Records Management tools; experience with Service Now/Neurons, SharePoint, electronic records repositories, or document management systems is desirable. Must be able to successfully complete all VA OIG-required background investigation, suitability, credentialing, and onboarding requirements and appropriately handle sensitive Government information.