Workday Security Consultant – CI Polygraph
revolution technologiesWashington (DC)
Workday Security Consultant – CI Polygraph
Posted 2 days ago
revolution technologiesWashington (DC)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Location: Washington, DC Metro Area
Work Arrangement:
Onsite client support Employment: W-2 only Clearance: Active CI Polygraph required
Compensation: Highly competitive compensation for qualified candidates
Position Overview:
Revolution Technologies is seeking a Workday Security Consultant to support a federal / Intelligence Community consulting engagement in the Washington, DC area. We are looking for a Workday professional with hands-on Workday Security experience, current Workday certification, and an active Counterintelligence (CI) Polygraph.
Required Qualifications:
Active CI Polygraph Current Workday certification (any certification level)Hands-on experience with Workday Security Ability to work onsite in the Washington, DC area Reliable transportation and ability to commute to the client site Ability to work as a direct W-2 employee of Revolution Technologies Candidates with an active Full Scope Polygraph (FSP) may also be considered, subject to verification that their current clearance and polygraph meet the client's access requirements.
About the Opportunity:
This is a cleared consulting opportunity supporting a federal / Intelligence Community environment. Additional details regarding the project, responsibilities, schedule, duration, and compensation will be discussed with qualified candidates. If you are a Workday professional with the required polygraph and Workday Security experience, we would welcome the opportunity to speak with you.
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