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#hiring *Systems Engineer -lvl 4 with Security Clearance*, Annapolis Junction, *United States*, fulltime #opentowork #jobs #jobseekers #careers #AnnapolisJunctionjobs #Marylandjobs #ITCommunications *To Apply -->*: https://lnkd.in/d5kPFrax Job Description Overview: Quantum Research International, Inc. (Quantum) is a certified DoD Contractor providing services and products to US/Allied governments and industry in the following main areas: (1) Cybersecurity, High Performance Computing Systems, Cloud Services and Systems; (2) Space and Ground Support Systems; (3) Aviation Systems; (4) Missile Systems; (5) Artificial Intelligence/ Machine Learning Systems and Experimentation/Training; and (6) Audio Visual Systems and Services. Quantum's Corporate Office is in Huntsville, AL, but Quantum actively hires for positions nationwide and internationally. We pride ourselves on providing high quality support to the U.S. Government and our Nation's Warfighters. In addition to our corporate office, we have physical locations in Aberdeen; MD; Colorado Springs, CO; Orlando, FL; Crestview, FL; and Tupelo, MS. Mission: Quantum is looking to staff a Systems Engineer Level 4 to support a Government program that delivers important technical solutions and products using emerging technologies for processing significantly large amounts of data. Program technical areas include commercial cloud technologies, high performance computing, and enterprise architecture. The program is tactically important to the National Security of the United States and the work on these missions are frequently recognized for their results. Our team is looking for the best talent who want to contribute to support our customer's unique and mission-critical work. This is a growing, high-profile program. This position is onsite Annapolis Junction, MD. Telework and hybrid are not permitted Responsibilities: Apply systems engineering principles throughout the systems life cycle phases: Concept, Development, Production, Utilization, Support, and Retirement. Interact with the Government regarding Systems Engineering technical considerations and for associated problems, issues or conflicts. Communicate with other program personnel, government overseers, and senior executives. Responsible for the technical integrity, quality, and completeness of work performed and deliverables associated with one or more of the 25 process areas defined by ISO/IEC15288: Technical Process Area - Stakeholder Requirements Definition, Requirements Analysis, Architectural Design, Implementation, Integration, Verification, Transition, Validation, Operation, Maintenance, and Disposal. Project Process Area - Project Planning, Project Assessment and Control, Decision Management, Risk Management, Configuration Management, Information Management, and Measurement. Enterprise (Organizational Project-Enabling) Process Area - Project Portfolio

As a candidate you want to leverage every opportunity as you look for your next job. So, you've read someone's advice, probably on LinkedIn, that it's beneficial to reach out to recruiters via LI. You send me a direct message indicating your skill set and asking for my help. May I suggest a tweak to your strategy? Consider who you're reaching out to... I regularly receive DMs from people looking for IT work, but I don't hire IT professionals. The company with whom I work, TechSource, Inc, hires engineers and scientists to support various Department of Energy/National Nuclear Security Administration (DOE/NNSA) and Department of Defense contracts; active security clearances are always required. I don't post openings for cybersecurity or software engineers. Yet, I keep getting DMs from IT folks. Consider reviewing the recruiter's summary on LI before you send a DM. It'll save you time, energy, and frustration. FOCUS your efforts on companies who do hire people with your skill sets and experience. #jobsearchtip #jobsearch #jobseekers #candidateexperience

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Would you like to look into what a SOC Analyst does? Like many vendors, Graylog offers free training via its academy. The academy is cloud-based, and you can start right away. This way, you can look into the workflow before deciding your career path. A lot of people aim to become a SOC Analyst because it is so popular. But is it right for you? In many cases, you will have to work shifts (including at night), and you may have to sit in front of the computer without a break for hours. Depending on the SOC's maturity and your level, you will do boring stuff all day and night. Salary? It is often not as high as you think. Still interested? Check out the link in the comments!

No matter how many times I do it, extending $200k offers never feels routine. Q: What’s the common thread among the engineers I recruit? A: They’ve all been highly intentional in mapping out their careers. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- Hi 👋 I’m Stephanie - a MetroStar technical recruiter in the cleared space primarily supporting Defense & National Security in Washington D.C. with IT positions that requires active clearances from Secret - TS/SCI with CI Poly. If you’re looking for a new opportunity, let’s chat! #ClearanceJobs #SecurityClearances #GovCon #Tech #TechRecruiting

Interviewing for a Network Engineer Role this autumn? Here's a few tips! Focus on showcasing your technical expertise, problem-solving skills, and communication abilities. Start by researching the specific technologies used by the company, like Cisco Routing & Switching and firewalls, and be ready to discuss them in depth. Highlight your relevant experience, particularly in network design, troubleshooting, and security, using examples that demonstrate your skills. Be prepared to solve technical problems or answer scenario-based questions during the interview. Additionally, emphasize your communication skills by explaining technical concepts in a clear and accessible manner, reflecting your ability to work with cross-functional teams. Don't forget to ask insightful questions about the company's network infrastructure and ongoing projects to show your interest. After the interview, send a thank-you note to express gratitude and reiterate your enthusiasm for the role. By following these tips, you'll position yourself as a strong candidate for the Network Engineer position. Check out some roles we have in this space and prepare to succeed! #NetworkEngineer #InterviewTips #JobInterview #TechCareers #NetworkingSkills #CareerAdvice #JobPreparation

ClearanceJobs newest report reveals IT and engineering professionals earn significantly more than the average cleared salary of $114,956. Watch the highlights and download the full report below. #clearancejobs #nationalsecurity

According to Soc Survey some of the Biggest challenges to built a Mature Soc operation. * lack of Context * lack of Skilled Staff * lack of Data Visibilty * lack of Automation what are your Biggest challenges ?

🚀 **Top 5 OSPF Interview Questions for Network Engineers** 🚀 For those preparing for network engineering interviews, here are five key OSPF questions you should master: 1. **OSPF Area Types:** - **Answer:** Understand Backbone (Area 0), Stub, Totally Stubby, and NSSA. These areas optimize routing by controlling the scope of route advertisements, reducing the size of routing tables. 2. **DR and BDR Roles:** - **Answer:** DRs minimize OSPF traffic on multi-access networks by acting as a central point for LSAs. BDRs take over if the DR fails. They're elected based on priority and Router ID. 3. **Route Summarization:** - **Answer:** Summarization at ABRs and ASBRs reduces the size of routing tables, improves efficiency, and decreases LSA flooding, particularly between different OSPF areas. 4. **Common LSA Types:** - **Answer:** Focus on Type 1 (Router), Type 2 (Network), Type 3 (Summary), Type 4 (ASBR Summary), and Type 5 (External). These LSAs share vital routing information across the OSPF network. 5. **OSPF Timers:** - **Answer:** OSPF uses timers like Hello (default 10s) and Dead (default 40s) intervals to control how quickly routers detect failures and converge. Adjusting these can improve network responsiveness. Mastering these concepts will help you excel in your network engineering interview! 💡 #Networking #OSPF #InterviewPrep #NetworkEngineer #TechCareers