Why Constellation?
Work directly with clients
Constellation employees work on the client site, providing ample face time with the people you'll serve. This access enables you to understand client needs fully, while taking advantage of the central location of many client sites.
Work directly with clients
Excellent Work-Life Balance
Constellation employees work in accordance with our government clients' 40 hour work week. This leaves room for a vibrant life outside of the challenging, but rewarding work you'll do during business hours.
Excellent Work-Life Balance
Professional Development
Our workforce is our greatest asset, and we mean it. As a Constellation employee, we're committed to keeping your skills up-to-date with a number of training and professional development opportunities.
Professional Development
Serve a greater cause
At Constellation, your work supports a greater mission: keeping the country safe and secure. Our clients do impactful work throughout the country and your skills will enable just that.
Serve a greater cause
3 Weeks Paid Time Off
As soon as you join the Constellation team, you'll start accruing your vacation time. You can expect three weeks each year that rolls over at the end of the year.
3 Weeks Paid Time Off
Retirement Plan
Constellation offers all of its employees the opportunity to contribute to a 401-K with matching.
Retirement Plan
Health Care, Dental and Vision
Constellation covers employees' health care, dental and vision insurance so its employees stay happy and healthy.
Health Care, Dental and Vision
WMATA SmartBenefits
Constellation makes it easier to get to work by Metro Rail and Metro Bus. Those enrolled will save the taxes paid on commute charges by travelling using pre-tax money.
WMATA SmartBenefits
Who We're Looking For
Business Analysts
Business analysts, working independently or as part of a team, will help evaluate and solve the client’s business challenges by collecting, reviewing and analyzing information – synthesizing the information to help agency senior executives make decisions. Business analysts will be expected to define a problem, collect and analyze data pertaining to it, evaluate processes and procedures and ultimately recommend strategies or tactics. Must be a US Citizen and will be expected to prepare reports that summarize his or her findings and recommendations, and may present analysis to senior clients.
Program Managers
Program managers ensure master plans and schedules are followed, developing solutions to program challenges, and directing others for successful completion of project on time and on budget. In many cases, program managers lead the effort of providing program management support services to the manpower requirements determination process of a key agency within the Department of Homeland Security. The process involves developing methods for assessing human resource requirements and institutionalizing a standard process to establish, document and manage organizational structures, position types and manning levels for the purpose of staffing the agency. The Program Manager will lead a multi-year contract with work products deliver throughout.
