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Ability to obtain and maintain a DOE Q clearance. Clearance: Able to Obtain DOE Q. If you have a Medical Portable Electronic Device (MedPED), such as a pacemaker, defibrillator, drug-releasing pump, hearing aids, or diagnostic equipment and other equipment for measuring, monitoring, and recording body functions such as heartbeat and brain waves, if employed by Sub-contractor you may be required to comply with NNSA security requirements for MedPEDs.
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Have an active DOE Q with SCI or TS clearance with SCI. U.S. Citizenship is required per contract with an active Q or Top Secret clearance with reciprocity. Help put in cyber security requests to add software to our classified systems and research the origins of COTS (Commercial off the shelf) software.
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Active DoD Top Secret or Active DOE Q clearance. Leidos has a need for a full time Sr. Budget Analyst to support the Modernization Program for our National Nuclear Security Administration (NNSA) customer.
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US citizen and possess or qualify for a DOE Q/Sensitive Compartmented Information (SCI) security clearance. Functions as a Subject Matter Expert, and main point of contact for Resource Managers, Program Managers, NNSA customers, FBI/DOD/DHS partners, National Laboratories and other emergency response/operations stakeholders with regards to secure communication system requirements and operations.
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Security Clearance Requirement: Controlled Access Area (CAA) Access and an L or Q level security clearance is required. Ability to obtain and maintain NRC Q Clearance.
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Active DOE Q or Top-Secret security clearance. Able to acquire and maintain a DOE Q level security clearance. Security Clearance Required. Lead technology transfer initiatives to deploy national security systems.
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Must have an active TSclearance and be eligible for a DOE Q clearance and SCI. Conduct program activities for the SCI personnel, physical, AIS, Technical, COMSEC, OPSEC, Cyber Security and Information Security programs to include surveys, audits, inspections, and performance tests to ensure compliance with all security rules and regulations.
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Security Clearance: Ability to acquire and maintain a DOE Q clearance. Ability to acquire and maintain a DOE Q clearance. Founded in 1998, Vector Resources Inc, is a professional services company specializing in technical and management services supporting the energy, defense, national security, and advanced technology sectors.
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Have an active DOE Q Top Secret Clearance for onsite support or DOD Top Secret Reciprocity. Experience with Cyber Security requirements. This work will largely take place in our classified SCIF environment and will required the selected candidate to obtain an SCI clearance upgrade.
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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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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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Active Q or Top Secret clearance. Preferred Qualifications Prior experience working within Nuclear Security Enterprise. Preferred Qualifications Prior experience working within Nuclear Security Enterprise.
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Clearance: Active Q Clearance. Clearance: Active Q Clearance. Knowledge of ticket routing and dispatching processes and best practices. Help our field techs update the trouble ticketing system with accurate and clear troubleshooting steps.
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US citizenship with the ability to obtain and maintain DOE Q level security clearance. The Project Analyst manages a wide variety of moderately complex activities in support of project or program planning.
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The ability to develop specifications, negotiate contracts, and direct external services providers, such as general contractors for janitorial services, lawn and landscaping maintenance and general construction.
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