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You hold an active TS/SCI clearance with CI polygraph. The endpoint security solution consultant will work with the customer and diverse stakeholders throughout the customer organization to create technical project plans, schedules, test plans, deployment plans, and migration plans to evolve the customer’s systems to the next generation capabilities.
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Praescient Analytics is seeking a Senior Information Assurance / Security Engineer to join our team to support our intelligence customer in Herndon, VA. This individual will be responsible for cyber security and risk assessment and determining how changes in software or hardware may affect the data.
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GEOINT Mission Processing Engineer - TS/SCI KBR is seeking a GEOINT Mission Processing Engineer to support one of our IC customers in Chantilly, VA. This position requires an understanding of the intelligence community and customer domain, along with a strong focus on core systems engineering processes in support of end-to-end mission and services closure.
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Task Force Talent is seeking a senior software engineer/application developer with an active TS/SCI FSP security clearance to support a number of unique government contracts.
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Support the customer to resolve conflicting system security engineering requirements. CLEARANCE: TS/SCI w FSP. TS/SCI w FS Poly. Support control implementation assessment and reporting and monitoring processes using cyber security and assessment management systems.
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The individual will work closely with other project managers and various software engineering, infrastructure, and technical operations teams to assess requirements, coordinate resources, and deliver information security updates for the customer.
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Experience conducting information system security control assessments (SCAs) and applying standard auditing techniques during systems security control assessments, including the proper interpretation of the control requirements, determining if the artifacts provided are sufficient and recommending remedial action to Government customer to ensure compliance.
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Experience in system/application administration to include issue customer relationship management, Tier 1 & Tier 2 support activities. This position requires a current TS/SCI with Full Scope polygraph.
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