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As a Special Security Technician at Core One, you will support the DCSA-SSO program by managing the design and maintenance of security program website pages, handling content updates, and collaborating on training materials. Additional responsibilities include managing service requests, tracking security training metrics, and contributing to policy development and presentations.

The Program Manager at Core One will oversee project operations, ensuring schedules are met and resources are utilized effectively. Responsibilities include managing costs, technical performance, and staffing, along with communicating with stakeholders and providing monthly reports. The role requires active participation in governance and security compliance, as well as recruiting qualified personnel.

As a Foreign Disclosure Representative, you will explain and apply national disclosure policies, process intelligence source reviews, maintain records of disclosures, and advise on foreign disclosure policies according to U.S. guidelines. You should possess strong analytical skills and experience in IC and DoD policies. You'll also handle FOIA requests and produce various reports and assessments using Microsoft Office.

The Financial Intelligence Exploitation Analyst will identify trends related to financial threat actors, distill complex financial data into reports, and analyze big data to provide actionable insights for the intelligence community.

This Recruiter role involves managing large pools of applicants, executing systematic recruiting processes, and ensuring compliance with Marine Corps directives related to MARSOC. Responsibilities include maintaining applicant commitment, processing screenings, interacting with candidates, and possible travel for recruitment purposes.

The Reverse Engineer/Vulnerability Researcher will analyze complex code bases, use reverse engineering techniques on proprietary software, develop production-level code for emulation of protocols, and create automated tests for solution reliability.

The Systems Integrator is responsible for maintaining system integrity, defining requirements architecture, and managing the life cycle of systems or subsystems. This role includes planning, implementing, and documenting solutions, providing project management support, and ensuring user satisfaction through technical understanding and coordination with team members.

The Software Developer will provide engineering and programming support, design and develop enterprise applications, analyze user needs, and manage websites including testing and quality assurance for web applications.

As a Systems Engineer L1-6 at Core One, you will analyze, design, develop, deploy, and support hardware systems and applications while applying various project management models. You will be responsible for maintaining awareness of IT trends and project statuses, conducting cost analyses, and ensuring compliance with enterprise architecture.

The IT Program Manager L1-6 will manage computer-related activities, ensuring that electronic data processing and information systems meet end user requirements. Responsibilities include developing long-term objectives and coordinating with functional areas for timely implementation of technical solutions.

The Financial Intelligence Targeting Analyst position involves identifying valid threat targets using multiple tools, conducting all-source target analysis, and preparing detailed targeting packages. The role includes interacting with foreign partners and communicating targeting results effectively.

The Staff Operations Officer will manage case responsibilities, provide guidance, prepare budgets, and handle project management. They will conduct research, prepare reports for senior executives, and maintain foreign partner relationships while participating in briefings and meetings with officials.

As a Budget Analyst/Specialist at Core One, you will support JCITA by developing budget forecasts, providing travel authorization briefings, managing DTS data, tracking vouchers, and conducting financial reporting and analysis. Your collaboration with government budget analysts and student travelers will ensure effective execution of financial tasks.

The Threat Seminars Instructor/Facilitator will deliver specialized instruction on counterintelligence topics, facilitate discussions, schedule expert guest lecturers, and coordinate logistics for seminars. They will leverage their extensive experience to educate the next generation of practitioners in the intelligence community.

The Ubiquitous Technical Surveillance (UTS) Instructor will instruct and evaluate students on counterintelligence concepts in a UTS environment, utilizing instructional design principles to maintain course materials and engage in practical exercises. Requires researching TTPs and effective communication.

As a Technical Associate, you will assist in the development and delivery of software and hardware solutions. Responsibilities include developing web/mobile applications, configuring testing equipment, and maintaining documentation in a fast-paced, team-oriented environment.

The Systems Architect will interact with leadership and customers to develop strategic offerings for government clients, handling system architecture, technology tradeoffs, and system functions allocation. Responsibilities include solutions analysis, technical planning, systems integration, and converting requirements into solutions.

As a Senior Network Security Engineer, you will design and implement secure networking solutions, oversee cybersecurity and threat monitoring, manage network and security personnel, and collaborate with engineering teams to deliver effective solutions for clients. The role involves staying updated on security best practices and engaging with customers throughout the development lifecycle.

The Surveillance Exercise Coordinator manages surveillance support and role player staffing for training programs, overseeing performance and scheduling, while ensuring proper infrastructure and equipment procurement. They also handle travel arrangements for personnel and may provide occasional instruction in surveillance operations.

The Security Operations SME will establish a new SOC capability, manage threat analysis tools, lead investigations, provide support for incident response, and enhance the security infrastructure. Responsibilities also include communication with clients, performing cyber-event research, and improving SOC processes.