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As a System Administrator, you will maintain system and database operations, conduct backups and disaster recovery, manage user access, ensure network security compliance, and document protocols. You will support government clients with technical solutions and compliance with cybersecurity standards.

The Senior Information Assurance Analyst at ARSIEM Corporation is responsible for advanced system and database administration, ensuring high availability, data integrity, compliance, and network security. This role includes user support, documentation, and leading the transition to new systems. The analyst requires significant experience in system operations, especially with DoD cybersecurity standards.

As a Target Digital Network Analyst, you will support government clients by providing reliable technical solutions. The role requires extensive relevant experience with a focus on key areas of digital network analysis and technology support.

The Exploitation Analyst Level 4 at ARSIEM supports government clients, focusing on information systems and network security. Responsibilities include system design, vulnerability analysis, and penetration testing, requiring extensive experience and education in relevant technical fields.

The Target Digital Network Analyst will provide support to government clients by applying advanced analytical skills to monitor and enhance digital network operations. This includes working with various agencies, leveraging technology to deliver impactful solutions, and maintaining an active security clearance to handle sensitive information.

The Exploitation Analyst Level 2 position involves supporting government clients through relevant experience in systems engineering, network security, vulnerability analysis, and penetration testing. Candidates must possess significant expertise across various computer and IT disciplines and may work in different locations based on client needs.

The Digital Network Exploitation Analyst Level 4 will provide support to government clients, focusing on cybersecurity and information systems analysis. Responsibilities include computer networking security, vulnerability analysis, penetration testing, and systems engineering. The analyst will utilize both educational background and hands-on experience in relevant fields to tackle technical challenges in information assurance and network administration.

The Exploitation Analyst will support government clients by providing expertise in computer systems design, network and systems administration, and cybersecurity. Responsibilities include vulnerability analysis, penetration testing, and computer forensics to ensure the safety and efficacy of clients' information systems.

The Digital Network Exploitation Analyst will support government clients by conducting computer or information systems design, analysis, and development. Responsibilities include engineering hardware/software, programming, assessing computer/network security, performing vulnerability analysis, penetration testing, and ensuring information assurance.

The Digital Network Exploitation Analyst will support government clients by leveraging skills in computer systems design and various cybersecurity methodologies. Responsibilities include vulnerability analysis, penetration testing, and ensuring the integrity of information systems through hands-on technical solutions and incident response activities.

The Computer Network Defense (CND) Analyst will analyze and report on events in their environment, utilize various network-defense resources, train personnel, and communicate findings effectively. They will apply critical analysis techniques and contribute to shared understanding in a team environment.

The Computer Network Defense Analyst will support government clients by analyzing data from various cyber defense resources to identify potential security events, conduct forensic investigations, and collaborate with teams to develop intelligence insights while training personnel in best analytic practices.

The Target Digital Network Analyst Level 2 at ARSIEM Corporation supports government clients by providing technical expertise. The role requires extensive experience in related fields. Key responsibilities include analyzing digital networks and contributing to the success of various projects. Candidates must hold relevant degrees and required security clearances.

The Computer Network Defense Analyst Level 2 will analyze and report on network security events, utilize various defense tools, and collaborate with government and military personnel to enhance security practices. The role requires skills in scripting, data analysis, and training others in security protocols.

The Passive Geolocation Specialist will provide 24/7 operational support for real-time geolocation and collection. Responsibilities include monitoring collection systems, troubleshooting issues, and mentoring junior operators in operational standards. The role involves using various technologies for RF COMINT collection and requires active TS/SCI clearance.

The Active Geolocation Specialist will provide 24/7 operational support for geolocation and collection operations for a government client. Responsibilities include monitoring collection systems, troubleshooting issues, and mentoring less experienced operators, as well as ensuring compliance with training standards and operational procedures.

The Principal Prototype UI Developer will create prototypes and analytics from various cyber data sources, using advanced technology and collaboration to improve data representation and automate analytical processes. They will apply computer science principles to software systems and work directly with clients in a team environment.

The Systems Administrator will manage enterprise computer systems and networks, provide technical solutions to user requests, and implement strategies for migrating existing customers to new architectures with minimal disruption. Responsibilities also include evaluating new technologies and ensuring security best practices are followed.

The Firmware-Savvy CNO Developer will support firmware development for a government client, focusing on creating and improving capabilities, leveraging strong C programming skills and reverse engineering experience.

The Virtualization-Savvy CNO Developer will support the Virtualization Team with SAS expertise and work on specialized tasks involving C programming, memory management, Windows internals, and networking protocols, including SSL security layers and reverse engineering for debugging.