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Must be a US citizen and have the ability to obtain and maintain a DoD Secret clearance. Active DoD Secret clearance highly preferred. The Leidos pay range for this job level is a general guideline onlyand not a guarantee of compensation or salary.
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Currently possess a DoD Top Secret Security Clearance with the ability to obtain SCI status. The QA Engineer will ensure all performance standards, measures, and contract deliverables are in conformance with the contract and performance work statement (PWS), the Quality Assurance Surveillance Plan (QASP), Leidos' EngineeringEdge NextGen (EENG) standard methodologies, industry standards and best practices, and the AFNCR Quality Control Plan (QCP.
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DOD Top Secret Clearance is required. As the largest provider of IT services, Leidos develops and sustains large data and technology infrastructures and integrates complex law enforcement IT systems for several US federal agencies.
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This position requires an active DoD Top Secret SCI (TS SCI) clearance. Active DoD TS/SCI security clearance. The National Security Sector of Leidos has an opening for a Storage Engineer at the Pentagon, National Capital Region.
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Active DoD IAT Level II certification: Security+ CE, SSCP, GSEC, etc. The Storage Engineer will work as part of team to support the G2 Army MI Enterprise and serve as the primary technical point of contact for the operation, and on-site support of the client’s enterprise storage infrastructure.
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