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This opportunity requires an active secret security clearance is will be located at Kirtland Air Force Base. Clearance: Active SECRET security clearance required. Security Clearance: Secret.
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We are seeking a highly skilled Civil Engineer with an active TS/SCI clearance to join our dynamic team in Albuquerque, NM. The successful candidate will play a pivotal role in the design, construction, and maintenance of our secured buildings, ensuring compliance with all security protocols and regulations.
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Must be able to attain and hold a DoD Top Secret security clearance and handle/safeguard sensitive classified information in accordance with regulations. Applicants for positions which require a US government security clearance or access must meet eligibility requirements that most often include US citizenship.
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Experience as safety engineer for a large national security space program. Active TOP SECRET clearance with sensitive compartmentalized information (SCI) and special access program (SAP) eligibility.
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Security Clearance Required: NONE Minimum Qualifications (Required): Master’s in Electrical Engineering or; Bachelor’s in Electrical Engineering plus four (4) years’ experience Radio Frequency design experience Electrical test and measure practices to protect sensitive devices and equipment to troubleshooting high frequency circuitry Use of RF test equipment such as spectrum analyzers, vector network analyzers, pulsed signal generators, oscilloscopes, and precision power supplies.
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Previous experience as Chief Engineer for a large national security space program. Candidate must maintain a TS/SCI clearance as a condition of employment and be willing to submit to a Counter-Intelligence polygraph.
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This position requires a current and active TS/SCI security clearance, which is issued by the US government. U.S citizenship is required to obtain a security clearance. The ideal systems engineer for this position will implement creative MBSE approaches for new and existing space, ground, and launch systems, advising internal Aerospace and external government customers on the effective use of MBSE methodologies, modeling languages, and modeling tools.
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Active TOP SECRET clearance with sensitive compartmentalized information (SCI) and special access program (SAP) eligibility (no less than 2 years total SAP and/or SCI environment experience, with 1-year total within last 5 years) and willingness to submit to a Counter-Intelligence polygraph.
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Ability to secure a U.S. Government Secret or Top Secret security clearance. U.S. Citizenship is required for all positions with a government clearance and certain other restricted positions.
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Must be able to obtain and maintain a SECRET security clearance and handle and safeguard sensitive and classified information in accordance with regulations. In general, the Systems Engineer will provide direct technical expertise support to the Air Force Nuclear Weapon Center (AFNWC) NDW organization for the Weapon Storage and Security System (WS3), Vault Management Program (VMP), and Disablement Management System (DMS) Mod programs.
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Ability to obtain and maintain DOE “Q” Security Clearance. Chenega Professional & Technical Services, LLC, a Chenega Professional Services ’ company, is looking for a Software Engineer II to support a software application development project with the Department of Energy’s (DOE), National Nuclear Security Administration (NNSA.
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Qualified candidates must possess an Active security clearance (Top Secret or TS/SCI) and be located in or willing to relocate to Albuquerque, NM. 8+ years’ experience as a Ground Communications Systems Engineer or similar role.
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To support a software application development project with the Department of Energys (DOE), National Nuclear Security Administration (NNSA). will support the development, deployment, enhancement, and maintenance of the Clearance Action Tracking System (CATS.
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A current, active Top Secret security clearance. A security clearance or access with Polygraph is not required to be eligible for this position. However, the applicant must be willing and eligible for submission, depending on program requirements, after an offer is accepted and must be able to maintain the applicable clearance/access.
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