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Must have demonstrated subject matter expertise in at least one of the following subject areas: sonar system operation, underwater signal processing, underwater sound propagation, or tactical oceanography.
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Position Summary: The Knowledge Management (KM) Expert will serve as a key personnel member along with the Chief of Party and Principal Investigator. The KM Expert will be responsible for supporting EMSRIE research with decision support services that facilitate the use of evidence in decision-making at the policy, program, and activity levels, whether for design or adaptive management purposes.
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The client seeks the services to provide a resource to perform as Subject Matter Expert on a Staff Augmentation basis. Task Description: Subject Matter Experts (SMEs): Advises on overall strategy and the path forward and responsible for the implementation.
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At AWS Enterprise Support, we're looking for a Principal Industry Expert Technical Account Manager (IETAM) to support our larger Technical Account Managers team in the Media and Entertainment industry and hence the customers by providing.
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We are currently seeking a Public Information and Warning Subject Matter Expert (SME) with 10+ years of relevant experience to join our team and fully embrace our commitment to deliver, grow, and thrive.
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The Subject Matter Expert (SME) will establish system information requirements and design architecture to include the software, hardware, and communications to support the total requirements as well as provide for present and future cross-functional requirements and interfaces.
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Cyber Penetration Tester
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While subject to change based on business needs, Leidos reasonably anticipates that this job requisition will remain open for at least 3 days with an anticipated close date of no earlier than 3 days after the original posting date as listed above.
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Subject Matter Expert (SME) I. Experience in technical, managerial or scientific fields and have expert credentials or be recognized as an authority and have the mature judgement required to advise senior government personnel.
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Expert-level Systems Engineers assist in leading engineering teams in taking a multi-discipline approach to requirements engineering, solutions engineering, scheduling, reliability, resiliency, services development, integration, test and evaluation, maintainability and analysis across the National System of Geospatial-intelligence (NSG), Allied System of Geospatial-intelligence (ASG) and Federal Agencies to ensure timely and accurate GEOINT.
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TITLE: Foreign Military Sales (FMS) Subject Matter Expert (SME) - Multiple positions, specific to these areas of responsibility: Middle East and East Asia LOCATION: Washington DC/Northern Virginia Security Clearance Requirement: Secret (w/TS Eligibility) Status: Full Time and Part-Time Positions Start Date: ASAP Description: - Serve as the direct support and advisor to FMS program teams, supporting the full Security Cooperation process.
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We deliver value to clients in areas such as IT Strategy Consulting, Benchmarking, Analytics and Optimization.
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GENERAL SUMMARY & SCOPEThe Brow Waxing Expert is responsible for maximizing sales in the Benefit brand by engaging guests to determine their individual needs, assisting guests in the selection and purchase of merchandise and performing short services, including eyebrow/facial waxing and tinting.
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Seeking Subject Matter Expert with extensive skills related to one or more areas of system engineering, system security, system operations, or software development. Subject Matter Expert Engineer.
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USPIS is seeking a Hazardous Materials (HAZMAT) Subject Matter Expert (SME) with an adept knowledge of Postal Service policies relating to hazardous, restricted, and perishable materials in the U.S. Mail. The SME will provide project management support, analysis, and guidance specific to the HAZMAT program.
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