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Conduct data analyses using information from JSI’s knowledge management platform, JEMS and maintain database of JSI capabilities and past performance references. Support cross-divisional staff training, including leading training sessions and orientations on JSI’s new business development processes and systems to build staff capacity.
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Requires experience providing top-tier support for 3 or more of the information security technology areas: 1) Access Control, 2) Application Security, 3) Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery Planning, 4) Cryptography, 5) Information Security and Risk Management 6) Legal, Regulations, 7) Compliance and Investigations, 8) Operations Security, 9) Physical (Environmental) Security, 10) Security Architecture and Design, 11) Telecommunications and Network Security.
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IPPS-A is designed to alleviate the Army's current reliance on 45 stove-piped HR systems that do not efficiently share information with one another. + Bachelor's degree in Computer Science or Information Systems or other technically relevant degree.
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We are looking for adjunct faculty who can teach Graduate and Undergraduate courses in Information Systems and Technology (General IT, Software Development/Programming/Software Engineering Management, Data Management/Cloud Administration/Database, IT Project Management/Information Systems Management, Networking/Network Administration/Enterprise Network Management, Cybersecurity/Information Assurance/IT Security/Computer Security or Forensic Management.
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Minimum Educational Requirements: BS/BA in Computer Science, Information Systems, Engineering, Business, Physical Science, or other technology-related discipline. Information Security Analyst must have experience (i.e., a minimum of one (1) year) within federal information systems security policy and implementation.
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Education: Master's in business administration, Information Systems, Healthcare Management, Innovation and entrepreneurship, or similar quantitative discipline. Prioritize and handle multiple tasks, research, and analyze pertinent client, industry and technical matters, utilize problem-solving skills, and communicate effectively in written and verbal formats to various audiences (including multiple levels of management and external clients) in a professional business environment.
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Bachelors degree or equivalent in business, management information systems, human resources management, benefits administration or related field required; Masters degree a plus.
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Business Computers Management Consulting Group, LLC (BCMC) is a small business specializing in Information Technology (IT), Cybersecurity, Information Assurance (IA), SOA, Big Data Management, Program Management, and more for Federal, State, and Local agencies.
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A major in either Math, Engineering, Computer Science, Computer information Systems, Cyber Security, Management Information Systems (MIS) and Data Science, and others.
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The business analyst shall be able to make cogent arguments recommending a course of action The Business analyst needs to scour through enormous amounts of information in the business area they support to find the salient points.
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General understanding of Transportation Management Systems (TMS). Qualifications: • Bachelor’s Degree in Logistics, Supply Chain Management, Business Administration, or relevant field.
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Bachelors Degree in Computer Science, Information Systems Management, Cyber Security, Mathematics, Accounting/Auditing, or other related fields. At Amazon Business, a fast-growing startup passionate about building solutions, we set out every day to innovate and disrupt the status quo.
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What you’ll get to do:CACI’s Business and Information Technology Solutions (BITS) Sector, is seeking a Systems/ Configuration Management Tool Administrator to support the Army Military Pay program in Arlington, VA. You will focus on administration and tool implementation for Configuration Management, providing build and deployment support with various COTS & GOTS products.
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IDS is currently searching for a Financial Analyst with experience in DoD or government financial management processes, government financial and accounting systems, acquisition and budgeting processes and relational databases to provide support and training on-site to a government customer.
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Bachelor's Degree in Information Systems, Information Technology (IT), Computer Science, or STEM" Majors (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math) plus a minimum of 3 years experience.
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