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The Defense/Intel IT Business Area at Leidos Inc. currently has an opening for an Industrial Security Representative (ISR)/Contractor Program Security Officer (CPSO) to work in our Alexandria, VA facility primarily supporting our ISEO Contract.
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Description The National Security Sector at Leidos is seeking an Image Scientist in Alexandria, Virginia to perform research and development and prototype development of Geo-Spatial Intelligence (GEOINT) solutions to real-world mission problems.
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Leidos is searching for a highly motivated eDiscovery Technical Advisor to work on-sight in support of a Federal Agency in Washington, DC. The selected candidate will work in a fast-paced and diverse environment and will have a management team that encourages your career development and growth.
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Leidos is seeking a Senior Citrix System Administrator to support a large enterprise IT contract for the DOD. The Administrator will provide operations support to customers across multiple geographic locations.
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Works under the direction of a Supervisory Paralegal or a Project Supervisor. Paralegal Certificate or three years' experience in legal environment. Role also requires hands-on familiarity with ESI tools and knowledge of eDiscovery procedures and resources.
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Provide briefs to officials and/or the Trial Attorney as required on litigation related issues.
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Title: Specialist, Legal Affairs (Paralegal) 3+ years’ experience in a paralegal role, preferably in a nonprofit or association. Certification or associate degree in paralegal studies; Bachelor's degree preferred.
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Paralegal Certificate (one year of legal training/experience or at least two years of college education may be substituted for the paralegal certificate). Works with Assistant United States Attorneys (AUSAs), federal law enforcement officers, and support staff to prepare cases for litigation.
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Expanding Personal Injury Law Firm has an immediate opening for a Settlement Paralegal & Coordinator in one of our Louisiana office locations. Previous experience working as a paralegal or coordinator in a personal injury law firm is highly preferred.
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We are emphasizing the need for a bilingual paralegal (English and Spanish)! JOB DESCRIPTION: We are looking for a superlative candidate to become our newest Paralegal! We are looking for another Paralegal to add to our growing office, and fight for injured clients in Virginia, and beyond.
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