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Based in Atlanta, Ga where the U.S. CDC is headquartered and with teaming partner offices in Washington, DC, San Francisco, CA, and The Hague, NL, EVANOW is well positioned to serve agency needs.

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Changing the future of contractings means thinking differently.
We are firmly committed to ethical contracting and believe that contractors have a responsibility to serve the government’s mission, steward public resources responsibly, and provide solutions that genuinely meet agency needs—not take advantage of policies, processes, or practices that may run counter to sound judgment and common sense.

DATA SCIENTIST
Atlanta, GA
Apply advanced data analysis, statistical modeling, and machine learning techniques to address complex challenges in the field of global health. This role involves working with diverse and often large-scale health-related datasets to extract meaningful insights, identify trends, and develop predictive models. The Global Health Data Scientist collaborates with multidisciplinary teams, contributes to evidence-based decision-making, and plays a crucial role in improving healthcare outcomes worldwide
CANCER PREVENTION RESEARCHER
Atlanta, GA
This role involves systematically reviewing and critically evaluating scientific literature related to cancer risk factors, prevention methods, interventions, and public health initiatives. The researcher collaborates with interdisciplinary teams, contributes to evidence-based recommendations, and informs the development of effective cancer prevention programs.
Public Health Project Manager
Atlanta, GA
This role provides leadership and oversight for public health programs, ensuring projects are effectively planned, implemented, monitored, and evaluated to achieve measurable health outcomes. The position typically manages multidisciplinary teams, coordinates with government agencies, community organizations, healthcare partners, and other stakeholders, and oversees project schedules, budgets, deliverables, and performance measures. Public Health Managers may also provide subject-matter expertise, translate public health evidence and data into practical strategies, support health communication and community engagement activities, and ensure programs meet applicable federal, state, and organizational requirements. Strong candidates combine public health expertise with program management, communication, stakeholder engagement, and the ability to manage multiple complex initiatives simultaneously.
