CISSP, CCNA, CASP, Security + , Server + positions : Remote, Portland, OR and Vicksburg, MS

[Jimi Swagger]

Another lead for those with network certs. Spoilered the recruiter's email addy. Good luck

I am Recruiting Manager for the OMDAC-SWACA and the Vectrus-ACE-IT program in the USA. The ACE-IT program has many positions in Portland, Oregon and Vicksburg Mississippi and there are opportunities for certain skill sets to work remotely. We are hiring for the below positions:

(US Citizens with Active Secret Clearance)

* Network Engineer II - Security+ and CCNA
* Network Engineer III- CASP/ CISSP and CCNP
* VOIP Engineer III - CASP/CISSP an CCNP
* Systems Engineer I – CASP or CISSP and MCSA or Higher
* Systems Engineer II - CASP or CISSP and Server+ or Higher
* Network Administrator II- Security+ and CCNA
* Systems Administrator I- Security+ and Server+ or Higher

If you are interested in the positions in the USA, PM me for the email address to send your resume to.

 

[Silkk]

We should make a big ass recruiter job thread. I stay getting shyt even though I took all my resumes down

 

[gottah8me]

I deployed with Vectrus when they were ITT to Iraq they are decent to work with.

 

[el_oh_el]

I've always wondered how does one with no military background acquire secret clearance

 

[Jimi Swagger]

I've always wondered how does one with no military background acquire secret clearance

It isn't that hard if you work as an IT contractor as long as you have the education/certs/experience AND good credit and a clean background. Companies like Booz Allen, Lockheed, General Dynamic, HP and subcontracting companies will sponsor you. After that it's just a matter of maintaining your clearance and switching to companies that will transfer(hold) it to another project. You have 24 months in between projects to transfer your clearance before going through with the process.

You can search clearance jobs on websites like Indeed or LinkedIn. The job description specifies if a current clearance is required or if candidates are able to at least obtain. You can also start off in IT projects supporting municipalities and finance that requires a Public Trust that places you in the eQuip system. From there it is easier to obtain a Secret or Top Secret (TS).

 

[el_oh_el]

It isn't that hard if you work as an IT contractor as long as you have the education/certs/experience AND good credit and a clean background. Companies like Booz Allen, Lockheed, General Dynamic, HP and subcontracting companies will sponsor you. After that it's just a matter of maintaining your clearance and switching to companies that will transfer(hold) it to another project. You have 24 months in between projects to transfer your clearance before going through with the process.

You can search clearance jobs on websites like Indeed or LinkedIn. The job description specifies if a current clearance is required or if candidates are able to at least obtain. You can also start off in IT projects supporting municipalities and finance that requires a Public Trust that places you in the eQuip system. From there it is easier to obtain a Secret or Top Secret (TS).

Pos rep + bookmarked post

 

[Jimi Swagger]

I deployed with Vectrus when they were ITT to Iraq they are decent to work with.

Some associates of mine say the same. What was your experience like, without divulging too much information?

 

[Originalman]

Op you got any level 5 or level 6 jobs? I know some kats in DoD but they are looking for level 5 and 6 gigs (systems and network engineer)

 

[Jimi Swagger]

Op you got any level 5 or level 6 jobs? I know some kats in DoD but they are looking for level 5 and 6 gigs (systems and network engineer)

Apologies for responding late. Check your PMs.