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Tools & Technology Profiler

This page profiles tool and technology concepts extracted from USAJOBS postings. Tool and technology labels are ConceptSearch matches to O*NET and UNSPSC code lists. The rankings below use posting share and revealed comparative advantage (RCA) within the USAJOBS corpus; RCA values above 1 indicate that a tool or technology is more concentrated in the selected occupation or agency than in the relevant occupation or agency universe.

How to read this page. These are ConceptSearch matches in federal postings. They show posting-text evidence for selected tools or technologies; they do not verify actual tool deployment, procurement, or worker proficiency.
Shared terms. % posts = selected concept postings / all postings for the occupation or agency. RCA = selected entity concept share / USAJOBS concept share. Postings is the matched posting count for that concept.
RCA spotlights Concept drilldown Selected entity Concept QA Source notes

RCA Spotlights

These spotlights surface the most overrepresented tool and technology concepts among entity-level concept rows retained for dashboard display. A minimum of 100 postings is applied to reduce small-cell artifacts.

Table 1. Top USAJOBS agency tool/technology concentrations by RCA
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Table 2. Top USAJOBS occupation tool/technology concentrations by RCA
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Concept Drilldown

Occupations Using the Selected Tool or Technology
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Agencies Using the Selected Tool or Technology
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Selected Entity
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Concept QA

Tools and technologies suppress concepts that appear across nearly all eligible 8-digit O*NET-SOC occupations. This table keeps the blocklist diagnostic trail visible.
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Source Notes

Tool and technology concepts are ConceptSearch outputs mapped to O*NET and UNSPSC code lists. The page uses usajobs.AGGR_USAJobsEntityConceptProfile; dashboard display rows are limited to each entity's top concept rows by category, so the RCA spotlights are best read as high-signal dashboard profiles rather than a full exhaustive concept universe.

Evidence path: RCA is defined in Methods. Concept and release checks are listed in Agreement And Audit Trail.