Knowledge Management (KM) Subject Matter Expert (SME) — Support Agreements

Kymber Consulting Group; Washington (District of Columbia); On-site; USD 90,000 - 120,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical, Vision, and Dental Plans

401K plan

Paid Holidays and Personal Time Off

Short-term and Long-term Disability &

Life Insurance

Education and Training Assistance

Incentive Plans

Employee Assistance Programs

Job summary

Kymber Consulting Group, LLC in the Washington, DC area seeks a Knowledge Management SME — Support Agreements to coordinate interagency and DoD data-sharing agreements, MOUs/MOAs/SLAs, and related governance. You will ensure agreements are current, compliant, and accessible for decision-makers.

The role requires five+ years in KM or interagency support, strong SharePoint skills, and an active Secret clearance.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in business, public administration, information/knowledge management or related field.
• Minimum of five years of professional experience in knowledge management, interagency agreement management, or program support within DoD or federal agencies.
• Proficiency with SharePoint, including workflow automation (Power Automate), document libraries, and version control.
• Working knowledge of CUI handling requirements and RBAC principles.
• Excellent written and verbal communication skills, including the ability to brief senior government stakeholders.
• US citizenship and an active Secret security clearance.

Responsibilities

• Draft, coordinate, and manage interagency and intra-agency support agreements in accordance with DoD instructions.
• Define resource commitments, funding, and performance metrics for each agreement.
• Research and define terms, standards, and processes for partnerships and evaluation procedures.
• Manage the full lifecycle of support agreements.
• Build automated workflows to track routing status, expirations, and renewals.
• Design, build, and maintain a centralized knowledge portal (SharePoint) with taxonomy, version control, and RBAC.
• Draft and finalize data-sharing and interconnection security agreements with data science and government IT stakeholders.
• Ensure legal and policy guardrails before external data streams are integrated.
• Facilitate After Action Reviews and translate lessons into SOPs to reduce knowledge loss.
• Capture tacit knowledge from SMEs and convert it into formal SOPs.

Skills

Knowledge management

Interagency coordination

Policy briefing

Written & verbal communication

Security clearance

Education

Bachelor's degree in business/public information management

Tools

SharePoint

Power Automate

RBAC

Job description

Washington, DC (metro)

Location: National Capital Region (Washington, DC area)

Work Arrangement: Hybrid, 3 days onsite/week

Type: Full-Time

Clearance: Active Secret security clearance; US citizenship required

Travel: Up to 10%

Company Overview:

Since 2017, Kymber Consulting Group has been blazing a trail through the consulting landscape, providing solutions across healthcare, defense, and civilian sectors. We're trusted advisors for high-visibility, high-impact engagements, rapidly becoming a valued partner within both government agencies and large established firms in the space. Kymber employs a collaborative team approach to deliver high value, tailored, and innovative solutions. Our engagement teams are built to meet each client’s unique needs. Our employees currently support a variety of Defense and Civilian agencies.

Job Summary:

The Knowledge Management SME — Support Agreements is the central hub for the interagency agreements and knowledge assets that govern a Department of Defense (DoD) medical supply chain resilience program. These include memorandums of understanding (MOUs), memorandums of agreement (MOAs), service-level agreements (SLAs), and other support agreements. This position works across DoD and federal interagency partners to ensure data-sharing agreements, operational roles, and policy frameworks are documented, current, and accessible to decision-makers.

Responsibilities and Duties:

• Draft, coordinate, and manage interagency and intra-agency support agreements (e.g., stockpile management and data-sharing agreements with federal partners) in accordance with governing DoD instructions
• Ensure each support agreement defines resource commitments, funding, and performance metrics
• Research and define acceptable terms, standards, and processes for partnerships, including intake and evaluation processes for prospective industry partners
• Manage the full lifecycle of support agreements
• Build automated workflows to track routing status, monitor expirations, and keep stakeholders ahead of renewals and renegotiations
• Design, build, and maintain a centralized knowledge portal (e.g., SharePoint) with intuitive taxonomy, version control, and role-based access control (RBAC)
• Draft and finalize data-sharing and interconnection security agreements in coordination with data science and government IT stakeholders
• Ensure legal and policy guardrails are in place before external data streams are integrated
• Facilitate After Action Reviews (AARs) after operational disruptions and crisis response drills, and translate lessons learned into actionable improvements
• Capture tacit knowledge from subject matter experts and convert it into formal standard operating procedures (SOPs) to reduce knowledge loss from personnel turnover.

Qualifications and Skills:

• Bachelor's degree in business administration, public administration, information/knowledge management, or a related field
• Minimum of five (5) years of professional experience in knowledge management, interagency agreement management, or program support within DoD or federal agencies
• Proficiency with SharePoint, including workflow automation (e.g., Power Automate), document libraries, and version control
• Working knowledge of CUI handling requirements and RBAC principles
• Excellent written and verbal communication skills, including the ability to brief senior government stakeholders
• US citizenship and an active Secret security clearance

Preferred Qualifications

• Direct experience drafting and staffing interagency support agreements under DoDI 4000.19 (e.g., DD Form 1144)
• Certified Knowledge Manager (CKM) or equivalent KM certification
• Experience with federal health or logistics agency agreements and governance
• Familiarity with secure government cloud environments and interconnection security agreement processes
• Experience facilitating AARs and developing SOPs

Benefits and Perks:

• Medical, Vision, and Dental Plans
• Paid Holiday and Personal Time Off
• 401K plan
• Short-term disability, Long-term, and Life Insurance
• Education and Training Assistance Program
• Incentive Plans and Referral Bonuses
• Employee Assistance Programs

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