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Active and transferable U.S. government issued Top Secret/SCI with CI Poly security clearance is required prior to start date. Principal Network Engineer- Aurora, CO- Buckley AFB – Must have a TS/SCI with a CI Poly clearance.
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US Citizen; Currently possess an active DoD Secret Clearance with the ability to obtain a Top Secret Special Compartmented Information (TS/SCI) clearance. Familiarity with Risk Management Framework (RMF) processes and cyber artifacts needed for circuit activation.
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Job Title: Principal Systems Engineer, Digital Signal ProcessingWork Location: Aurora, CODuration: Long-term contract with option to hireHours: Monday-Friday am-pmClearance: Active Top Secret/SCI security clearance Job Description: Looking for a Principal Systems Engineer, Digital Signal Processing.
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Active Top Secret Security Clearance with SSBI. Grey Matters Defense Solutions specializes in software development and solutions, specialized data analytics algorithms, and innovative remote sensing technologies and operations, with senior-level personnel formerly from DIA, NRO, DARPA, and the US Armed Forces.
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Ability to support after hours and on weekends as neededLevel 3 -Bachelor’s degree with 6 years of IT experience; Master's degree with 4 years of IT experience; Associate's degree with 8 years of IT experience; OR a HS Diploma or GED with 10 years of IT experience is requiredCandidate must have active/current Top Secret/SCI clearance with adjudicated Polygraph at time of application to be considered.
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Active Top Secret / SCI Security Clearance is required prior to start date and ability to obtain Special Access. U.S. citizenship is required, as only U.S. citizens are eligible for a security clearance.
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Active Top Secret/SCI security clearance with Polygraph. Top Secret SCI w/Polygraph. Active Top Secret/SCI security clearance with Polygraph. Knowledge of system methodologies including client/server, web hosting, web content servers, policy servers, directory servers, firewalls, WAN, MAN, LAN, switches, and routers.
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Top Secret SCI Clearance. Certifications: IAM Level 3 (at least hold one of the following): CISM, CISSP, CCISO. Bachelor's degree or higher from an accredited college or university (Prefer an accredited Computer Science, Cyber Security, Information Technology, Software Engineering, Information Systems, or Computer Engineering degree; or a degree in a Mathematics or Engineering field.
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Ability to transfer/obtain/maintain a U.S. government Top Secret clearance with SCI eligibility. Ability to transfer/obtain/maintain a U.S. government Top Secret clearance with SCI eligibility.
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A current Top Secret/SCI security clearance, which is issued by the US Government. This position requires a current Secret security clearance, which is issued by the US Government.
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Must be a U.S. Citizen with an active Top Secret/SCI clearance (BI within 7 years) Understanding of the US Government's Risk Management Framework (RMF) Experience bringing new IT assets through the Risk Management Framework (RMF) process, and in maintaining system accreditation with documentation and artifact maintenance in the Service Now portal.
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Clearance Requirement: Top Secret/SCI with Polygraph. Clearance Requirement: Top Secret/SCI with Polygraph. Experience with legacy TechSIGINT applications e.g., MARTES, STK, DVT, PacketSwing, TASMANIA, CHAUEE, REDHAWK, MEERKAT, and/or ESP.
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Active Top Secret TS/SCI Clearance with CI Polygraph. The TS/SCI with CI Poly Security Escort is primarily responsible to escort un-cleared individuals/visitors that do not have the appropriate security clearances and or access authorization into designated buildings and property and monitor their movements while in the secure areas.
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Able to receive Top Secret SCI clearance and pass a Polygraph (sponsored by CenCore); Receive a Top-Secret SCI clearance and a polygraph (at an expedited process of 12 - 18 months.
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Required Clearance: Top Secret/SCI Since 1999, ITEC has been a powerhouse in supporting mission-critical programs for the DoD and Intelligence community, building a rock-solid reputation along the way.
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