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Master's degree in computer science, computer information systems, computer information technology, computer engineering, or computer-based information systems or related field(s.
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Basic Qualifications: Education: Bachelor’s degree in IT, Computer Science, or a related field. IT Support Engineer II Employment Type: Direct Hire Location: Redmond, Washington Travel Requirements: Must be able to travel to multiple locations, including Everett, WA, on short notice during the workday.
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We also offer Master's degree programs in Computer Science, in Bioinformatics, in Data Science (jointly with Dept. of Math/Stat), and in Computational Linguistics (jointly with LLD, expected to begin in Fall 2024.
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Bachelor's degree in Digital Forensic Science, Computer Science / Engineering, Computer Information Systems, Information Technology, Mathematics, Criminal Justice, or related field and a minimum of 8+ years digital forensic collection and processing experience.
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Knowledge and experience configuring Virtual Private Clouds (VPCs) Experience working in DevOps and/or DevSecOps environments Familiarity with the following technologies in a cloud environment: ELK Stack (ElasticSearch, Logstash, Kibana), Ansible, Nessus, Zscaler, ClamAV, AIDE, Splunk, DNS, NAT, git, Docker, Kubernetes, OpenShift, Jenkins Required Education: Bachelor’s degree in systems engineering, Computer Science, Information Systems or related technical field.
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Auto-Owners Insurance, a top-rated insurance carrier, is seeking a motivated individual to join our IT Division as a COBOL Software Developer. A candidate with a Math/Applied Math, Actuarial Science, Economics, or other logic-based educational background is traditionally successful in learning to program in this language.
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Master of Science or higher in Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering, Computer Science, Industrial and Systems Engineering, Systems Engineering, Mathematics, Mechanical Engineering, Aerospace Engineering, or related Engineering degree.
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Auditor III Bachelor’s degree (copy of transcript requested upon interview) or Master’s degree in accounting, business administration, computer science, computer/management information systems, economics, finance, math, public affairs or related fields.
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Requirements · Bachelor’s degree in computer science or similar engineering discipline -or- 4+ years of PLC programming or computer science experience in an industrial atmosphere.
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PhD in Engineering or Science with preference in Quantum Computing, Physics, Electrical Engineering, or Computer Science. B.S. in physics, mathematics, engineering, computer science, or other technical field.
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Bachelor's degree or higher in: Criminal Justice, Forensic Science, Computer Science, Computer Forensics, Digital Forensics, Legal Studies, Accounting, Finance, Psychology, or Biology.
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The Computer Support Specialist provides front line analytical IT, security support in a complex, fast paced health care environment. Graduation from a recognized (approved) College with a two-year or three-year program in Information Technology/Computer Support or a Bachelor of Computer Science Degree is required.
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The College of Social Sciences, Mathematics and Education offers rigorous, high-quality undergraduate curricula in Actuarial Science, Computer Science, Criminology and Criminal Justice, Data Science, Education, History, International Studies, Mathematics, Political Science, Psychology, and Applied Sociology.
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A bachelor's degree in computer science, information systems, IT, networking or equivalent experience. Strong demonstrable fundamental technical knowledge of networks, systems, and general IT systems (email, phones, software, etc.
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Required: A Master's Degree in Business, Computer Science, Computer Engineering, Decision & Information Technology, Computer Education, Networking, Curriculum & Instruction, Educational Technology, Information Systems, Information Security and/or Digital Forensics or a Master's degree with eighteen (18) graduate hours within any combination of the qualifying fields is required.
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