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Intervention Specialist, Post Release Services - Bilingual English / Spanish - Remote within Indiana
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The PRS Intervention Specialist is responsible for providing intensive case management and crisis intervention services to unaccompanied children and their families. The PRS Intervention Specialist develops comprehensive safety plans and treatment plans focused on concrete goals developed with the families served.
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As a Security Assessment Specialist, you’ll be Zen’s expert, developing and implementing security standards and best practices for cloud infrastructure and solutions in AWS, Azure, OCI, and GCP cloud platforms hosted in FedRAMP and FedRAMP environments.
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The Data Standards specialist will be responsible for overseeing the development, maintenance, and documentation of a knowledge architecture that is intended to integrate reference terminology from distributors (e.g., SNOMED CT , LOINC , RxNorm) in a common data model.
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The resource will be a SME team lead and specialist to a cross-disciplinary team of medical informaticists and data engineers to help encode and structure data in formats parse-able by java engineering teams.
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Serves as Program Analyst (Adaptive Reconditioning and Community Outreach Specialist (ARCOS. Communicates with NWW HQ Marketing and Strategic Communications Specialist to raise awareness of program, to include highlighting local activities on a monthly and adhoc basis.
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Serve as the office of Counterintelligence and Counterterrorism Vetting (CCV), Senior Identity Intelligence Analyst and senior Diplomatic Security Identity Assurance System (DSIAS) trainer.
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As a Workplace Experience Specialist, you will serve as the main point of contact for employees, entrepreneurs, guests and visitors and provide a first class administrative experience for all. We’ve invested in companies like Affirm, Airbnb, Coinbase, Databricks, Devoted Health, Insitro, Figma, GitHub, Instacart, OpenSea, Roblox, Stripe, and Substack.
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This job is responsible for serving as the Customer Due Diligence (CDD) and Compliance Risk partner for relationship management teams in the management of their portfolio.
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Areas of direct responsibility include implementation of US and USAF policy, military contacts and cooperative activities, country and regional reviews, USAF security assistance, disclosure policy and related activities, technology transfer, and other USAF international programs with foreign countries, coordination of senior AF official's international travel and visits of senior foreign officials to the United States.
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The Pre-Registration Specialist works under general and direct supervision to perform the various routine and complex clerical duties as defined in department operating procedures or supervisory instruction.
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The Senior Level Identity Intelligence Specialist serves as the office of Counterintelligence and Counterterrorism Vetting (CCV), Senior Identity Intelligence Analyst and senior Diplomatic Security Identity Assurance System (DSIAS) trainer in Arlington, VA.
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This is a full-time on-site role for an Air Traffic Control Specialist located in Washington, DC. The Air Traffic Control Specialist will be responsible for researching and providing input on advances or ATC systems and procedures.
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Physical Security Specialist III must have the ability to initiate investigations to OPM/FBI on or before employee's EOD date and as soon as practicable for trustee, ensuring that all submission requirements are met.
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Headquartered in Chantilly, VA with 16 global offices, Arcfield employs more than 1,500 engineers, analysts, IT specialists, and other professionals with more than 60 years of collective proven experience supporting missions in cyber and space defense, space exploration, hypersonic and nuclear deterrence and warfighter readiness.
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Our Washington DC client has been a fixture of the highly specialized US Supreme Court and federal appellate court legal community for decades, printing legal briefs for landmark cases such as Roe V. Wade and Bush V Gore. They are looking for a Print Production Specialist.
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