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As an IT Specialist, you will develop and implement new cloud concepts, security architectures, methodologies, standards, and operational procedures in IT security across cloud service providers. You'll serve as an expert technical advisor on agency-wide information security, and privacy programs and initiatives to comply with federally mandated security requirements. This is a great opportunity to begin a civil service career.
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