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The National Security Sector at Leidos currently has an opening for a cleared Senior Imagery Analyst to work at a customer location in Springfield, VA. This is an exciting opportunity to apply GEOINT tradecraft analysis and research principles to analyze existing and emerging trends, dynamic events, and solve intelligence problems in support of IC and DoD geospatial information needs.
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Leidos has a Program Financial Analyst Lead opening in support of the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) Customer on the NISC Program supporting the Contract Management Office (CMO) and Deputy Program Manager (DPM.
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The work performed under this program is in support of the successful achievement of goals related with a long term, multi-billion-dollar program within the National Nuclear Security Administration (NNSA) Office of Defense Programs.
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Leidos is looking for an Operations Manager to support a large IT customer. Maintain high performing service support functions including IT service desk, desktop support for critical mission and customer.
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Collaborate with Engineering, Technical Support Team, Cyber Security Team and Data Center manager to resolve issues impacting operations. Develop and implement policies and procedures necessary to ensure subordinate Team Leads are following best business practices in the support of a large, multi-enclave, enterprise environment.
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The Contracts Director will be responsible for the leadership and management of the Contracts function and team for the Defense/Intel IT Business Area. This position will act as the primary interface to the Senior Vice President/Business Area Manager and the Business Area staff for all Contracts related activities, managing the team resources as well as the utilization across the organization and actively engage with cognizant customer peers.
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Leidos is seeking a DevOps SME to provide mission critical system support to our customer. This role will closely work Development as well as other technology stakeholders to maintain, develop and support an IC enterprise products – legacy and new products – in an Agile SAFe environment.
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The National Security Sector at Leidos is hiring for an Enterprise Architect to support the government customer in planning and implementing enterprise architecture, systems engineering, and integration practices to enable a secure and interoperable IC Information.
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