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The Background Investigator will support the AOC personnel security program by conducting federal background investigations and prepare reports of investigation in compliance with Federal Investigative Standards, laws, and agency regulations.
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The Background Investigator works within the Emergency Readiness and Training Division and plays a critical part in the hiring process by gathering, analyzing, and verifying personal data, employment history, and legal records provided by candidates.
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The Peace Officer Background Investigation Tracking System (POBITS) is an automated system used by investigators to efficiently manage background investigations. The evaluation consists of the following: o Full Field Background Investigation o Medical Examination o Polygraph Examination o Psychological Examination Failure to successfully pass a full field background investigation and all segments of the pre-employment evaluation process will result in disqualification from further consideration under this Vacancy Announcement.
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Job Title: GovCon Personnel Security Specialist - Adjudications (FPS Contract)
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Use your law and legal background to become an FBI Special Agent! Undergo a rigorous background investigation, credit checks and a polygraph in order to obtain a Top Secret Sensitive Compartmented Information (SCI) Clearance.
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The Leidos Innovation Center (LInC) Quantum Technologies Teamhas an opening for a Quantum Photonics Scientist with a background quantum technologies / quantum information science, specifically with focuses on quantum optics and chip integrated photonics.
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Federal Government Full Background Investigation Required Prior To Start and Must Be Able to Obtain and maintain a Public Trust Clearance. Experience preferred with the following vendors: Evertz, Haivision, DirecTV, Technicolor, Cisco, AMX, Extron, Crestron.
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They initiate the paperwork for background investigations, review the information submitted by the applicants, corresponds with the applicants for clarifying information, responsible for data entry requirements associated with each record, making case files, forwarding cases for processing, and submits the e-QIP packet to be reviewed and forwarded to OPM. Responsibilities: Prioritize multiple projects simultaneously.
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Background Investigation: U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) is a federal law enforcement agency that requires all applicants to undergo a thorough background investigation prior to employment in order to promote the agency's core values of vigilance, service to country, and integrity.
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As a leading global provider of risk management, security, humanitarian, training and operational support services to government and commercial customers, Constellis' solutions include a range of services, including background investigations, social intelligence tools, advanced training, logistics and life support, UAV and K9 services, and crisis response mitigation.
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Job Title: Government Contract Personnel Security Specialist - Adjudications (FPS Contract)
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The ideal candidate will have a background in or a strong desire to specialize in family law and/or immigration law. Strong background or a strong desire to specialize in family law and/or immigration law.
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The ideal candidate will have a strong background in gene expression, drug-resistant tumors, other rare disease research, mental health treatment, strategy development, or health policy research.
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Conduct federal background investigations and prepare reports of investigations in compliance with Federal Investigative Standards, laws. Complete all background investigations and reports of investigation within specified timelines.
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This is a work-at-home position for job seekers from virtually any work background who are interested in part-time, side gigs, micro jobs, and remote telecommute jobs. Remote Work From Home Data Entry Clerk for Entry Level Position.
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