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ICS/SCADA & Critical Infrastructure Engineer - TS/SCI Poly

Lei*** · Reston, VA, United States
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Reston, VA, United StatesExp: 6+ yrs107,900-195,050 USD/yearlyOnsite
Remuneration
107,900-195,050 USD/yearly
Location
Reston, VA, United States
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Job summary

Lei*** is seeking an experienced ICS/SCADA & Critical Infrastructure Engineer to join their team in Reston, Virginia. The role involves conducting strategic facility analysis and solving complex challenges related to industrial control systems in a fast-paced government environment.

Qualifications

  • Must possess an in-scope and active TS/SCI Polygraph clearance.
  • Bachelor's degree and 8+ years of relevant experience, or a Master's degree and 6+ years of relevant experience.
  • 5+ years of experience with industrial control systems and/or complex building management systems.
  • Working knowledge of mechanical, electrical, and life safety systems.
  • Strong background in control systems and electrical or mechanical engineering.
  • Experience with complex industrial process controls.
  • Excellent written and verbal communication skills, including the ability to brief senior government officials.

Responsibilities

  • Use tradecraft exploitation tools, intelligence sources, and engineering expertise to characterize selected facilities.
  • Provide engineering insight and technical judgment throughout the characterization process to produce accurate intelligence assessments.
  • Develop formal products and deliverables that meet customer requirements.
  • Support the development of innovative approaches to solve complex engineering challenges.
  • Brief senior officials on capability trends, findings, and analytical assessments.

Certifications

Professional Engineer (PE) certification

Degrees

Bachelor's Degree in a STEM field (Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineerin

Security clearance

TS/SCI Polygraph clearance

Relocation

No