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Must have 3 years of experience developing, checking, and reviewing Control Systems Engineering documentation for detail design. + Knowledge of Control Systems Engineering work processes, procedures, specifications.
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Expert knowledge of operating systems and utilities as well as scripting to include Python, PowerShell, Ansible, and KubernetesExposure to Agile, CI/CD, and version control systems using GitHub and JenkinsExposure to ITIL processesExperienced with backup scheduling, testing, and replication particularly with Cohesity.
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Knowledge of engineering for Cyber engineering and integration services including security, authentication, identity management, authorization, and access control engineering.
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Familiarity with the architecture and configuration of Genetec Omnicast CCTV systems and Genetec Synergis access control systems, and familiarity with a variety of access control hardware.
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Degree must be in Network Engineering, Systems Engineering, Information Technology or related field (e.g., General Engineering, Computer Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Computer Science, Computer Forensics, Cyber Security, Software Engineering, Information Assurance, or Computer Security.
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Minimum of 3+ years of Information System Security Manager, Information System Security Engineering or Security Control Assessor Representative experience. Bachelor of Science (B.S.) degree in Cybersecurity, Engineering, Information Systems, Information Security, Computer Science or related technical discipline is required.
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Coordinating/interfacing with OIS Technical Team, Defense Information Systems Agency (DISA), IA Staff, and Fleet Cyber Command to document, review, revise, and submit changes related to Ports, Protocols, and Services (PPS), Access Control Lists (ACLs), and Whitelists.
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8 years Purchasing, Supply Chain, or Engineering experience in the automotive industry, preferably with experience in related technologies including: Restrain Control Module, Access Control System, Connectivity (Telematics Control Unit and Smart Antenna.
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Experience with: Special Access Programs, acquisition programs, software engineering or code review. You will provide security engineering, assessment, and weapon systems security oversight activities that support complex weapon systems.
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Work as part of a team reviewing and assessing Risk Management Framework (RMF) authorization body of evidence for classified information systems, to include System Security Plan (SSP), Security Control Traceability Matrix (SCTM), Continuous Monitoring Plan, Incident Response Plan, Access Control Plan, and Security Assessment Plan, etc.
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In this role, the Control Systems Engineer will serve as Engineer of Record or will work under the direction of a Senior Control Systems Engineer to design complex building/process control and SCADA systems, assisting with the evaluation and selection of equipment and system components.
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Maintains a strong sense of knowledge among the technical security environment including systems pertaining to CCTV, access control, burglar alarm systems, etc. Most possess strong knowledge of video management systems, access control systems, and burglar alarm systems.
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Process Control Engineer Job Requirements: •A B.S. in Electrical Engineering, a B.S. in another engineering discipline (i.e., Chemical or Mechanical), or an A.S. in a related field, with a strong understanding of power distribution systems.
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Our core portfolio of research includes projects in power & energy systems, unmanned systems (with an emphasis on maritime systems), digital engineering, and advanced manufacturing.
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Troubleshoots, repairs, adjusts, installs, and programs, electronic, electric, and pneumatic controls and instrumentation used to control and measure the performance of: boilers; access to buildings; building automation systems; fire protection systems; material handling systems (elevators, etc.
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