Acquisition Technology Analyst

The Wolverine Group (TWG) is seeking a part-time Acquisition Technology Analyst to support the development of digital tools, research products, and content for the federal acquisition community. This is an entry-level remote role with flexible hourly scheduling — well suited to someone building a career in federal acquisition or seeking consulting work alongside other commitments.

This role is a strong entry point into federal acquisition technology. You will work directly with senior practitioners on products used by acquisition professionals across government.

Responsibilities

• Tests acquisition tools and digital products, documenting issues, edge cases, and usability findings
• Conducts research on federal acquisition policy, regulation, vendor capabilities, and market developments; summarizes findings in clear written products
• Drafts and maintains documentation, user guides, and reference materials
• Produces visual assets — diagrams, one-pagers, social graphics, and presentation support — in Canva using TWG brand templates
• Supports content production for training and thought leadership, including formatting, editing, and quality review
• Maintains trackers, reference libraries, and organizational materials
• Other duties as assigned

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree, or equivalent relevant experience; recent graduates and current students considered
• Demonstrated interest in federal acquisition, government contracting, or public sector technology
• Proficiency with Canva, including working within an established brand kit and video creation
• Demonstrated practical use of generative AI tools
• Strong written communication and attention to detail
• Able to work independently and follow through without close supervision
• US Citizenship required

Preferred

• Coursework or credential in government contracting, public policy, business, or a related field
• Prior internship or work experience in federal contracting or a government-adjacent environment
• Familiarity with the Federal Acquisition Regulation
• Basic HTML or web publishing familiarity
• Experience with research synthesis or technical writing

Key Competencies

• Curious and self-directed; asks questions rather than guessing
• Comfortable receiving direct feedback and iterating
• Available for occasional scheduled working sessions during business hours
• No travel required

Compensation: $35 to $50 per hour