MylaTech provides technical assistance to the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) under various sub-prime contracts supporting the Public Assistance (PA) program. The PA program enables the recovery and restoration of infrastructure for states, municipalities, tribes, and eligible private non-profits following disasters.
Contractor Opportunities – Technical Assistance Roles
We are actively accepting resumes for Independent Contractor positions embedded within FEMA and State Agencies to provide on-the-ground technical support. Key responsibilities may include:
- Conducting site visits and damage assessments of disaster-impacted
infrastructure
- Collaborating with state and local agencies to develop scopes of work (SOW)
and cost estimates for restoration and Section 406 hazard mitigation
- Assisting agencies in achieving consensus on damage descriptions, SOWs,
and cost estimates
- Providing technical guidance for facility assessments, grant formulation, and
PA program implementation
- Remote work available
- Deployment: Ability to mobilize within 24–48 hours and commit to a
minimum 90-day assignment in remote disaster-affected areas
- Experience in construction, engineering, program managers, project
managers, 406 mitigation and cost estimators preferred.
- Civil, structural, mechanical, electrical, environmental, and coastal engineers; construction managers; estimators; architects; site inspectors; planners; and other disaster recovery professionals.
- Must pass a background check investigation (no major infractions such as
DUI, felony, or substance abuse in the past 7 years)
- Security clearance may take up to 30 days; patience and cooperation during
this process is expected
- Competitive rates based on experience, credentials, and classification ($80–
$100/hour)
- Per diem for food and lodging when assigned >50 miles from duty station,
with rapid reimbursement at GSA rates may be available.
- Remote or 100% travel required
- Rotation back to primary residence allowed every 30–45 days,
depending on SOW and project requirements.
Accountants
Appraisers
Archaeologists
Architects
Architectural Historians
Biologists
Certified Flood Plain Managers
Certified Public Accountants
Civil Engineers
Coastal Engineers
Commercial Property Insurance
Computer Specialists
Construction Inspectors
Construction Managers
Ecologists
Electrical Engineers
Environmental Engineers
Environmental Planners
Estimators
Financial Analysts
General Planners
Geologists
Graphic Artists
Health Scientists
Historic Architects
Horticulturalists
Hydraulic Engineers
Hydrologists
Industrial Hygenists
Mechanical Engineers
Policy Advisors
Project Managers
Sanitary Engineers
Soil/Geotechnical Engineers
Structural Engineers
Technical Writers
Water Quality Specialits
Wetland Specialists