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ACTIVE and CUREENT Top Secret/SCI federal security clearance with COUNTERINTELLIGENCE (CI) polygraph. ACTIVE and CUREENT Top Secret/ SCI federal security clearance; MUST obtain and maintain a COUNTERINTELLIGENCE (CI) polygraph.
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Eligible to receive a Top Secret (TS) Security Clearance or Active TS Clearance Required. Ability to obtain Top Secret Clearance Required. The technician serves as an expert technical resource reporting to a program manager, interacting with Onsite Engineering Operations (OEO) and any third-party vendors.
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In addition, candidates must have the ability to obtain and maintain a DHS CISA EOD/Public Trust clearance. Dependent upon role and/or federal government security clearance requirements, and in accordance with applicable laws, some background investigations may include a credit check.
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Certifications may be obtained prior to starting the role- Active TS/SCI clearance, prefers TS/SCI with an active CI POLY, however CI Polygraph can be obtained before starting (typically 4-7 weeks for clearance process) Preferred Qualifications:- Experience with tools such as Gigamon, Ansible, Encase, Fidelis, Suricata, Varonis, or VMWare.
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Due to the nature of the government contract requirements and/or clearance requirements, US citizenship is required as well as successful passing of CGI background check prior to beginning work.
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An ACTIVE and CURRENT TOP SECRET/SCI federal security clearance with a Counterintelligence (CI) polygraph. An ACTIVE and CURRENT TOP SECRET/SCI federal security clearance with a Counterintelligence (CI) polygraph.
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Clearance: Active Top Secret clearance with an ability to obtain SCI access and willingness to obtain CI Polygraph US Citizenship required Your Mission: Innovate and Create: Design and build cutting-edge applications with modern technologies, intuitive user interfaces, and scalable data processing architectures using HTML5 and open-source software.
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MUST have an active TOP SECRET SCI, TS/SCI w/CI poly or higher DoD clearance. Req# 6443: ONSITE Sr. DevSecOps Engineers (CISSP, CISM, CISA, CySA+, CASP+, Sec+) 4+ years experience with either DevSecOps , DevOps InfoSec, or DevOps CyberSecurity engineering.
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Current Top Secret/Specialized Compartmented Information Security Clearance, CI Poly Eligible. Clearance - TS SCI. If you do not have a current clearance please do not apply. Practical understanding of Intel-related databases such as M3, TAC, NCTC Online, TIDE, ICReach SIGINT database, Cultweave SIGINT database, PROTON SIGINT Database.
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12+ years of U.S. federal government relations, congressional relations, and public policy experience Active Security Clearance (TS-SCI) is preferred. Ability to get a Top-Secret clearance is required.
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Network, networking, network engineer, senior network engineer, senior network security engineer, network security engineer, security engineer, cybersecurity engineer, cyber security engineer, palo alto, VOIP, voice over internet protocol, IPv4, IPv6, WildFire, firewalls, trusted internet connection, TIC, VPN, CCNA, CCNP, CISSP, Network+, visio, security clearance, clearance, secret, top secret, benefits, vacation, holiday, 401K.
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Security Clearance: Active, in-scope US Government issued Top Secret Clearance w/ FS Poly. Candidates for this position must have performed one full year of Pen Test or Security Control Assessment within the last three years in one following cloud environment (AWS, IBM, Google, Microsoft Azure, or Oracle Cloud.
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Background investigation components can vary dependent upon specific assignment and/or level of US government security clearance held. CISSP, CGRC (previously CAP), CCSP, CRISC, CISM, CEH or other relevant certifications.
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CFocus Software is seeking a Cloud Security Architect to join our program supporting Army in Fort Belvoir, VA. This position requires an active Top Secret/SCI clearance. Provides technical support and guidance to facilitate the identification and integration of cybersecurity controls at the onset of the acquisition lifecycle for emerging cloud capabilities.
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Atlanta, Austin, Baltimore, Boston, Charlotte, Chicago, Cincinnati, Cleveland, Columbus, Dallas, Denver, Detroit, Fort Lauderdale, Houston, Indianapolis, Jacksonville, Kansas City, Los Angeles, Miami, Minneapolis, Nashville, New Jersey, New York, Philadelphia, Phoenix, Raleigh, Salt Lake City, San Antonio, San Diego, San Francisco, San Jose, Seattle, Silicon Valley, St Louis, Tampa, Washington DC Home»ServiceNow ITOM Administrator/Developer, TS/SCI Security Clearance Required.
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