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Skills and Experience: Required: Active TS/SCI Security Clearance Bachelor’s degree or higher in Systems Engineering or in a related technical or scientific fields such as Engineering, Physics, Mathematics, Operations Research, Engineering Management, Computer Science, Information Technology, Management Information Systems, or related STEM degree program, or related equivalent additional experience.
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Master's degree in Systems Engineering or in related technical or scientific fields such as Engineering, Physics, Mathematics, Operations Research, Engineering Management, Computer Science, Information Technology, Management Information Systems, or related STEM degree program.
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The IBM Chief Information Officer (CIO) organization is looking for a Network & System Administrator who possesses a TOP SECRET / Sensitive Compartmented Information (TS/SCI) clearance with the US Department of Defense or US Intelligence Community to join us within the Cybersecurity Assurance domain.
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Mid-level experience with the following:Experience with enterprise or large-scale automated updating/patching – including experience installing, securing, configuring Intune and Microsoft: MECM or SCCM or MECP or MEMCM or ConfigMgr. Experience with understanding IT Security concepts and implementations.
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DesiredMaster’s degree in Systems Engineering or in related technical or scientific fields such as engineering, physics, mathematics, operations research, engineering management, Computer Science, Information Technology, Management Information Systems, or related STEM degree program.
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U.S. Citizenship is required to obtain a security clearance. This role is an onsite role and the selected individual will be working in a Sr. CPSO (Contractor Program Security Officer) role and assisting with/addressing compliance of the SAP (Special Access Programs) as well as SCI programs.
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Seeking a Subcontract Administrator II that has an active clearance (minimum active Secret Clearance) that lives in the Mid-Atlantic Region of the US.Amentum is looking for a motivated Cleared Subcontract Administrator II to work 99% remote-telework, you may need to be on-site in Arlington, VA once or twice per year for important meetings.
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Required:Bachelor's degree or higher in Computer Science, Information Technology, Engineering, Engineering Management, Management Information Systems, or related STEM degree program, or related equivalent additional experience.
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A Security Control Assessor (SCA) is a security professional that provides information security Assessment and Authorization (A&A) support throughout a program's lifecycle to Contractor and Government facilities processing customer information.
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MUST have an active Top Secret SCI Security Clearance with consent to Poly. Must be a US Citizen and currently possess a Top Secret Security Clearance. Bachelor’s degree in Information Systems, Computer Science, Software Engineering, or a related discipline and a minimum 6 years of prior relevant experience.
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Experience with network security, firewalls, IDS/IPS, and endpoint protection solutions. Role: Information Security SpecialistLocation: Chantilly, VAPay: Up to $105,000 Position Summary:We are seeking a skilled and experienced Information Security Specialist to join our dynamic IT team.
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Keywords: Cyber, Network Engineer, Cyber Network Engineer, Load Balance, F5, Cisco, Routers, Switches, Networking, Engineering, TS/SCI Poly, Poly, TS, Top Secret, back-up, restore, configurations, cybersecurity, cyber, installation, configuration, Security+, CCNA, Unix, Linux, Juniper, Nutanix, Chantilly.
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Dependent upon role and/or federal government security clearance requirements, and in accordance with applicable laws, some background investigations may include a credit check. Background investigation components can vary dependent upon specific assignment and/or level of US government security clearance held.
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Ability to transfer and maintain a Top Secret security clearance with SCI eligibility and a CI poly is required. Bachelor’s degree, Master’s degree, or PhD in Computer Science, Information Systems or related discipline and progressive software development experience as follows; nine or more years of experience with a Bachelors degree, seven or more years of experience with a Masters degree, or four or more years with a PhD. May substitute equivalent experience in lieu of education.
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Northrop Grumman Space Systems is seeking an experienced Principal /Sr. Principal Network Enginee r to support an IT infrastructure network consolidation program in Chantilly, VA.
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