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Job Description:Summary: The Personnel Security Adjudicator will perform adjudications support and administrative services required in support of DCMS-34 security program management initiatives at SECCEN in Chesapeake VA. Essential Duties & Responsibilities: Review, analyze, and evaluate results of investigations to recommend employment, suitability/fitness, credentialing, and/or security clearance eligibility to a government adjudicator.
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This position requires that the successful candidate undergo personnel vetting, which includes a background investigation and enrollment upon onboarding into "Continuous Vetting." Examples of qualifying experience may include: Development of research plans and hypotheses and/or implementing and carrying them through to completion; assignments completed in accordance with generally accepted psychological theories, methods, techniques and practices; and/or research projects and development projects that required the application of the latest findings and methodologies in the field of personnel psychology.
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Student Support Personnel at multiple partner school sites (school-specific role descriptions available upon profile approval). Student Support Personnel. Speech Language Pathologist Assistant.
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