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Bachelor's Degree in Computer Science/Computer Engineering, Information/Network Security, Cyber Security or related field intelligence (CTI) or a related field OR equivalent experience in lieu of degree.
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Relevant experience must be in one or more of the following areas: computer or information systems design/development, programming, information/cyber/network security, vulnerability analysis, penetration testing, computer forensics, or information assurance.
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Depending on their experience and preferences, Computer Network Defense Analysts are hired into positions directly supporting a technical Cybersecurity mission office or into a development program like the Intrusion Analyst Skill Development Program (IASDP) or the Cybersecurity Operations Development Program (CSODP.
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Degree must be in Computer Science or a related field (e.g., General Engineering, Computer Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Systems Engineering, Mathematics, Computer Forensics, Cyber Security, Information Technology, Information Assurance, and Information Security.
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Start your career as a Network Cyber Mitigations Engineer/System Vulnerability Analyst at NSA, where you can become an expert in networking protocols and architectures, cloud security, and Internet of Things protocols, to impact and advance traditional network security.
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Benefits: NSA offers excellent benefits to include relocation assistance, flexible work schedules, generous leave programs, paid personal fitness time, training and continuing education classes, health and life insurance, Federal Thrift Savings Plan (TSP), and a Federal retirement plan.
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Studying Business Analytics, Data Engineering, Data Science, Computer Engineering, Electrical Engineer, or Computer Science. Fall 2024 Graduate Data Analyst Engineering Co-Op/Intern LOCATIONS: Austin, Folsom.
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We are seeking a Bioinformatics Analyst II to join the Seibold Lab team, with a background in bioinformatics, computer science, computational biology, biostatistics, or statistical genetics to join our team.
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Fall 2024 Graduate Data Analyst Engineering Co-Op/Intern LOCATIONS: Boxborough ONSITE/HYBRID : These roles require the student to work full time (40 hours a week), either in a hybrid or onsite work structure throughout the duration of the co-op/intern term.
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Digital Media Analysis (DMA) and prior computer forensics experience strongly desired, but not required. Experience on a Computer Incident Response Team (CIRT), Computer Emergency Response Team (CERT), Computer Security Incident Response Center (CSIRC) or a Security Operations Center (SOC.
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Proficiency in one more of the following computer languages Python, Bash, Visual Basic or Powershell in order to support cyber threat detection or reporting. Candidates shall have a bachelor's degree in Computer Science, Engineering, Information Technology, Cybersecurity, with 8-12 years of professional experience and at least 5 years in incident detection and response and/or cyber intelligence analysis.
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Monitor external data sources (e.g., cyber defense vendor sites, Computer Emergency Response Teams, Security Focus) to maintain currency of cyber defense threat conditions and determine which security issues may have an impact on the enterprise.
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Basic Qualifications:Candidates shall have a bachelor’s degree in Computer Science, Engineering, Information Technology, Cybersecurity, with 4-8 years of professional experience and at least 3 years in incident detection and response and/or cyber intelligence analysis.
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Conduct R&D in NLP, computer vision and particularly Generative AI and their potential applications and use cases Provide validation expertise and consulting services related to AI/ML model development and model review, including best practices on algorithm development and selection, model risk mitigation and remediation, building benchmark AI models, identify gaps and deficiencies in AI model development and monitoring process, etc.
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Computer Studies or Educational Studies. Reporting to the Dean of Planning, Research and Development, the Planning and Research Analyst Sr. collects, analyzes, interprets, reports and maintains data for use in decision-making, organizational performance monitoring, and planning.
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