The HR Assistant coordinates federal onboarding operations, manages the onboarding lifecycle for government contractors, and ensures compliance with federal requirements.
HR Assistant - Federal Onboarding
Akicita Federal LLC | Remote
About Us Akicita Federal is a federal contracting company specializing in healthcare staffing for Indian Health Service (IHS) facilities and tribal communities. We're growing rapidly and need an HR Assistant to support our federal onboarding operations.
Position Overview We're seeking an HR Assistant with hands-on experience in federal contractor onboarding processes. You'll be responsible for managing the complete onboarding lifecycle for employees placed on government contracts, ensuring compliance with federal requirements and facilitating a smooth candidate-to-placement experience.
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