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