My husband is a government employee in DC for the Dept of Commerce and has been for 18 + years now. He has is CISSP and top secret SCI clearance and is looking for a job on Pax in the Network Security field preferably. We reside down here and our child is settled in the school system but the commute is a killer. Looks like you kind of need an "in" to learn about these positions. Any suggestions?

My husband is a government employee in DC for the Dept of Commerce and has been for 18 + years now. He has is CISSP and top secret SCI clearance and is looking for a job on Pax in the Network Security field preferably. We reside down here and our child is settled in the school system but the commute is a killer. Looks like you kind of need an "in" to learn about these positions. Any suggestions?

Submit a resume' to the local beltway bandits and PAX HR.

Got my last PAX gig through monster.com.

My husband is a government employee in DC for the Dept of Commerce and has been for 18 + years now. He has is CISSP and top secret SCI clearance and is looking for a job on Pax in the Network Security field preferably. We reside down here and our child is settled in the school system but the commute is a killer. Looks like you kind of need an "in" to learn about these positions. Any suggestions?

Does he have the polly?

Whats the polly?

Whats the polly?

Polygraph

Check out Rollout Systems at Pax. Last I talked to them, they needed to fill positions in Information Assurance.

Wirelessly posted

Check out Rollout Systems at Pax. Last I talked to them, they needed to fill positions in Information Assurance.

Last I knew they were filling 2. Senior and entry level I think. The job listings are on their website. Goo luck!

Not that I am aware of...he recently went thru the long process of getting the TS-SCI Clearance but I do not think he had to do a polygraph...I know he did have to go to a couple things at the CIA related to the clearance.

Full scope or CI?