Jobs at Nakupuna Companies

Leads global health workforce integration and planning across national systems, advising government and interagency partners on HRH strategies, data quality, workforce investments, and sustainability. Develops monitoring frameworks, HRH inventories, indicators, reports, policy guidance, and briefing materials. Coordinates ministries, donors, training institutions, and implementation partners to align workforce initiatives with national priorities and strengthen health information systems.

Provides strategic guidance to U.S. government officials on global technology, AI, education, and child-protection policy. Evaluates emerging technologies, tracks international regulations and standards, develops technology partnership strategies, coordinates with federal agencies and OSTP, and produces technical assessments, research reports, feasibility analyses, briefings, and stakeholder summaries.

Leads global health systems transition and health financing strategies for Department of State-supported programs. Develops financing frameworks, metrics, policy papers, country profiles, monitoring reports, and recommendations that advance partner-government ownership and sustainability. Advises senior Department and Embassy leaders, engages governments, donors, multilateral institutions, private-sector and pharmaceutical stakeholders, and supports policies related to health systems integration, resource efficiency, and global health programming.

Provides technical oversight for co-investment audits, expenditure reporting, and health financing across countries receiving U.S. government assistance. Develops reporting standards, indicators, policy guidance, compliance reports, training materials, and process improvements. Compiles and analyzes partner government health budget and expenditure data, assesses audit findings against bilateral agreements, supports country teams, and coordinates stakeholders to promote transparency, accountability, sustainability, and country ownership.

Provides public financial management expertise for global health programs in partner countries, especially in Africa. Develops frameworks and procedures for budgeting, forecasting, financial analysis, compliance, risk management, internal controls, auditing, and expenditure monitoring. Advises senior leaders, government counterparts, donors, and technical working groups on health financing, G2G mechanisms, and PFM reforms. Produces assessments, work plans, progress reports, technical guidance, and training materials while supporting capacity building and fiduciary oversight.

Leads strategic initiatives and stakeholder engagement for a global health innovation fund. Develops partnership and external communication strategies, coordinates technical planning and investments, prepares briefings and reports, monitors progress, and recommends improvements. The role requires strategic planning, program management, cross-functional collaboration, strong communication, and experience managing innovation funds or similar mechanisms.

Provides technical and program management support for U.S. President’s Malaria Initiative programs across sub-Saharan Africa. Oversees malaria award portfolios, country technical assistance, innovation implementation, strategic frameworks, performance metrics, Congressional reporting, and stakeholder engagement. Develops guidance and training materials, monitors progress, recommends adaptive strategies, and documents lessons learned. Requires advanced malaria expertise, global health implementation experience, U.S. government reporting knowledge, a relevant master’s degree, Secret clearance, U.S. citizenship, and 25% international travel.

Reviews internal controls, transactions, documentation, and systems for compliance and effectiveness; conducts audits; coordinates NAVSEA audit readiness; reports audit status; supports property accountability, inventories, system data accuracy, and validation reporting for government property and operating materials.

Supports NAVSEA SUPSHIP strategic planning and communications by developing execution plans, briefings, analytical reports, policies, metrics, and stakeholder messaging. Coordinates strategic and organizational planning, monitors goal execution, and prepares materials for senior Navy leadership. Develops and delivers career and leadership training courses for supervisory and non-supervisory personnel. Requires extensive DoD and Navy program or business management experience, senior-level communication skills, a Secret clearance, and on-site work at Washington Navy Yard.

Leads a federal Department of State task order, serving as the primary Government-contractor liaison. Oversees program execution, staffing, workloads, schedules, deliverables, risks, resources, compliance, documentation, and management controls. Coordinates stakeholders, resolves performance and resource issues, maintains personnel and labor-hour records, and ensures contractor adherence to requirements. Requires extensive federal acquisition, project management, and personnel management experience, plus an active Secret clearance and U.S. citizenship.

Provides front-office administrative and executive coordination support for the Department of State’s GHSD Bureau. Manages workflow, taskings, correspondence, briefing materials, status tracking, meetings, action items, and cross-organizational coordination. Supports senior leaders by preparing accurate deliverables, monitoring deadlines, following up on outstanding actions, and handling sensitive information with discretion. The role requires strong writing, organization, judgment, multitasking, and stakeholder communication skills in a fast-paced government environment.

Supports U.S. Department of State global health policy and foreign assistance objectives in Western Hemisphere countries. Coordinates health implementation plans, MOUs, stakeholder engagement, meetings, and interagency actions. Analyzes international health developments, prepares policy recommendations, briefings, reports, and Congressional materials, and advises senior officials. The role requires diplomatic engagement, program management, and occasional domestic and international travel.

Develops and sustains modernized software applications for NAVSUP BSC, including coding, integration testing, documentation, debugging, cybersecurity, CI/CD automation, artifact management, and production support. The role requires Java, JavaScript, SQL, Oracle, .NET, C#, DevOps, cloud-native architecture, infrastructure as code, and secure software development experience. Responsibilities include designing common services, maintaining existing systems, supporting Agile teams, conducting quality audits, and collaborating with engineering, security, operations, and government stakeholders.

Provides cradle-to-grave federal contracting support for the Department of State’s INL portfolio. Advises program staff, conducts market research, prepares solicitations and contract awards, evaluates quotes, administers modifications, supports closeouts, delivers acquisition training, develops vendor sources, ensures FAR/DOSAR compliance, and maintains procurement records and metrics.

Provides knowledge management and SharePoint administration support for NAVSEA 04. Maintains classified and unclassified repositories, permissions, taxonomies, metadata, records, and collaboration environments. Supports information assurance, RMF validation, electronic spillage processes, data calls, reporting metrics, user assistance, training, and system improvements. Coordinates with Navy stakeholders, CIO staff, and contractors to improve information flow, resolve issues, and maintain compliance with Department of Defense and Navy policies.

Provides technical leadership and strategic guidance for global tuberculosis programs, including biomedical innovation, award management, performance monitoring, capacity building, compliance, and Congressional reporting. Supports high-burden countries, ministries of health, donors, and implementation partners while overseeing multi-country health initiatives and adapting strategies to improve outcomes. Requires advanced TB expertise, substantial global health program management experience, a relevant master’s degree, U.S. citizenship, Secret clearance, and occasional international travel.

Coordinates high-level diplomatic initiatives involving U.S. agencies, foreign governments, international organizations, and technology companies. Manages global convenings, summits, public-private partnerships, stakeholder commitments, technology deployments, travel logistics, tracking systems, reports, decision memos, and after-action documentation. Supports Presidential priorities involving AI, global education, and child online safety while resolving coordination challenges across multiple countries and time zones.

Supports NAVSEA 04 financial management through POM analysis, budget-cycle funding reviews, IT requirements tracking, financial execution analysis, unfunded requirements management, Cost of Doing Business tracking, purchase card compliance, and leadership briefing preparation. Coordinates with program offices, CFO leadership, NEPS, and EDW project teams. The role requires DoD financial process knowledge, Navy financial systems experience, Secret clearance, U.S. citizenship, and five days per week onsite at Washington Navy Yard.

Provides technical advisory, program design, policy guidance, and stakeholder support for global health security bio-risk management. Reviews biosafety and biosecurity plans, aligns programs with U.S. and ISO standards, develops guidance and training, monitors performance metrics, supports interagency reviews, and advises governments and partners in low-resource settings. The role requires expertise spanning biosafety, biosecurity, public health, non-proliferation, national security, and international program implementation.

Supports Navy shipyard leadership through legislative analysis, congressional engagement, public affairs, media relations, executive briefings, speeches, and strategic communications. Tracks defense budgets, congressional hearings, audits, political and technological trends, and relevant events. Produces reports, fact sheets, press releases, talking points, presentations, web content, and defense trade articles while coordinating media inquiries, briefings, symposia materials, and public release archives.