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Support crypto-related investigations using industry-standard tools like chain analysis and open-source tools. Minimum six (6) years of recent experience as a Fraud Analyst or Financial Investigator.
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General knowledge of cyber-attack frameworks (MITRE ATT&CK, Lockheed Cyber Kill Chain). Splunk Cyber Threat Analyst This position is for a Cyber Threat Analyst for an organization that specializes in analyzing and producing advanced cybersecurity and threat intelligence.
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Depending on your areas of work, experiences and studies, and interests, you will have the opportunity to serve clients regarding China, in cybersecurity and cyber threat intelligence, OSINT, supply chain risk management, anti-money laundering and fraud, financial investigations, technology and solutions innovation, and much more.
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Proficiency with Oracle EBS Web ADI, form personalization, web page personalization, and experience with Procurement/Supply Chain modules. Significant experience & technical knowledge related to Oracle EBS functional modules and process flows (Procure to Pay (P2P), Record-to-Report (RTR), Order to Cash (OTC) and others.
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Expertise in Oracle EBS RICEFW development and advanced technical skills in Oracle Database, SQL, PL/SQL, Unix/Linux, JDeveloper, OAF Customizations, etc. IMPACT YOU WILL HAVEThe Oracle EBS Apps Developer supports the company's financial systems.
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This position will be responsible for assessing existing and emergent IAMD capabilities and providing subject matter expertise in IAMD Army and MDA systems, concepts, and issues including, but not limited to, fighter aircraft, surface-to-air missile systems, non-kinetic weapons, radar systems, kill chain analysis, operational planning, command and control relationships, and others.
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Observes proper evidence custody and control procedures (chain of custody), documents procedures and findings in a manner suitable for inclusion in criminal investigations and courtroom presentation, and prepares comprehensive written notes and reports.
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Involvement in PL/SQL programming including Stored Procedures, Constraints, Joins, Keys, Indexes, Data Import/Export, Triggers, Cursors and SQL Loader. IDEAL PROFILE Experience: 5+ years advanced computer programming skills, including Oracle EBS through release R12.2.
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Responsibilities: Collaborate directly with clients' end-users and our internal teams to design and develop dynamic Enterprise Web and Mobile applications in Cyber Security, Supply Chain/Logistics, or Finance for a variety of clients like Verizon, Capital One, and Cardinal Health in small teams.
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Shall initiate, integrate, manage, assess, and provide focused analysis in support of Army Supply Chain Risk Management (SCRM)and defense critical infrastructure. Minimum 12 years of experience as an All-Source Analyst.
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1 year of SAP business analysis experience supporting one or more of the following modules: MM (Materials Management), IM (Inventory Management), WM (Warehouse Management), SD (Sales & Distribution), PP (Production Planning & Control), PM (Plant Maintenance), Spending Chain Reimbursables.
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Position Title: SCP/FMS Supply Chain Management Planning Analyst. Supporting planning with the Product Support Manager for initial spares package development, as well as the sustainment of the supply chain to ensure sparing meets operational goals within the approved funding envelope of SCM/FMS Customers.
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Establish relationships and collaborate routinely with R&E and A&S, DoD Chief Information Officer (CIO), Defense Counterintelligence & Security Agency, Joint Staff (J28), and other federal entities to ensure integration of DoD program protection, Supply Chain Risk Management (SCRM), CI and information security policies.
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We are seeking a highly skilled Analyst, Trade and Supply Chain to join our dynamic team in Washington, DC. This position will play a crucial role in supporting Eurasia Group's Trade and Supply Chain practice by providing expert analysis, research, and consulting services.
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Work closely with security teams to develop, tune, automate, and enhance network and host-based security devices, support the SOC with managing the response to Cyber intrusions, perform extensive network and host triage, maintain strict chain-of-custody protocols, analyze documentation and reports, and perform remediation, as required.
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