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Another letter from recruiter.
Contact him if interested, not me. Thanks. :) Please let me know if these messages violate the community TOS in any way and i'll stop posting them.
Just seems good to share this stuff since i've already taken a position last week.


Hello Jenni,

My name is Paula Small and I am a recruiter with Express Professional Staffing in Manassas, VA.

I am currently staffing for an Active Directory position at the Securities & Exchange Commission (SEC) in Alexandria, VA. This is a government contracting position and the successful candidates will be subject to a security background check.

Here is a description of the duties required:

Development of all security standards, policies, procedures and processes to ensure that the US Securities and Exchange Commission can effectively and efficiently protect infrastructure that includes systems such as Microsoft Windows workstation, Laptop, servers and all commission data. Development of standards and policies by reviewing existing policy documents and following GAO (government accounting office) standards/recommendations and creating new policies required to support the unique and dynamic mission of the SEC.
Ensure that all SEC infrastructures such as all servers, Desktops and Laptops are in compliance with GAO, NSA (national security agency), and NIST (national institute of standards and technology). Also, provide departmental security policy through the implementation of an internal security assessment and evaluation program.
Ensure that security standards, policies, procedures and processes are effective and efficient and will allow for continuous improvement and refinement of the security program. Provide security scanning tools, scripts etc. to make sure all systems are compliant to the internal security policy and GAO standards. Provide test schedules and recommendation to avoid any security related issues. Perform action to close out 30 items recommended by GAO to meet their requirement by the end of calendar year 2005. Ensure IT infrastructure is in compliance with GAO's recommendations.

Development of all security standards, policies, procedures as needed. Ensure that all SEC infrastructures are in compliance with GAO, NSA (national security agency), and NIST (national institute of standards and technology) daily.
Provide security scanning tools, scripts etc. to make sure all systems are compliant to the internal security policy and GAO standards as needed. Provide test schedules and recommendation to avoid any security related issues as needed.

CERTIFICATIONS, LICENSE, PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS OR OTHER EXPERTISE REQUIRED. The contractor must have:

Advanced knowledge of Microsoft Windows Active Directory, Windows Server 2000/2003.
Windows XP
Advanced knowledge of TCP/IP, IPSEC protocols.
Advanced knowledge of Security best practices in windows environment.
Demonstrate a working knowledge of associated security tools and best practices.
Use network sniffers, port scanners, and password crackers.
Excellent in writing and verbal communications.
One or more of the following professional certifications is preferred: Microsoft Certified System Engineer (MCSE); and Certified Information Systems Security

If you would like to be considered for this position, please forward your resume in Word format, including your salary requirements.

Thank you for your time today, and I look forward to hearing from you soon.

Paula Small
Recruiter
Express Professional Staffing
paula.small@expresspersonnel.com

Comments

[phierce921.livejournal.com]

Thanks for the post, you might consider using a LJCut though.

[greeklady.livejournal.com]

seconded.

[fearrett.livejournal.com]

I like how they say you need experience with illegal software.

[ihateemo.livejournal.com]

That's the NSA standard these days. ;)

[jjjiii]

Perform action to close out 30 items recommended by GAO to meet their requirement by the end of calendar year 2005.

Do I have to have my own time machine? Or does the government supply theirs?

[rustymarble.livejournal.com]

I don't seem to have posting access to this group on LJ, so I'm putting this here in case anyone reading your comments reads this.
(My history: I used to do Tech Support for MSN Internet Access, then Playstation. I got out of Tech support & now work in HR in Healthcare.)

My employer is about to be increasing their helpdesk rep headcount and there will be an open house very soon to get some people in here. If anyone in the Philadelphia region is looking for a Helpdesk (read: entry level mostly, but paid pretty darn good) position, please comment or email me.
The office is in Berwyn, PA (for the locals this is 5 minutes south of King of Prussia on 202). We've also got these openings in Brentwood, TN.
It's a booming healthcare company with this helpdesk (and the one in Brentwood, TN) serving the needs of facilities around the nation.
Telecommuting positions may be available as well.