Emerging & Disruptive Biological Technology Analyst
$78,700 - $165,200
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$78,700 - $165,200
About the role
- Current Top Secret/Specialized Compartmented Information Security Clearance with ability to obtain and maintain a Polygraph. Excellent research and writing skills
- Bachelor or Master's degree in a Biology, Biomedical Engineering, Genetic Engineering, Neuroscience, Synthetic Biology, Pharmacology, Biotechnical Manufacturing or other Medical related field.6 Years of experience in a medical or biology field.
- Desired: Working understanding of DIA Analytic Design, product line, and style guide.
- Working understanding of ICD 203 & 206.Previous experience publishing inside of DIAWhat We Can Offer You: We've been named a Best Place to Work by the Washington Post.
- Our employees value the flexibility at CACI that allows them to balance quality work and their personal lives.
- We offer competitive benefits and learning and development opportunities.
- We are mission-oriented and ever vigilant in aligning our solutions with the nation's highest priorities.
- For over 60 years, the principles of CACI's unique, character-based culture have been the driving force behind our success.-What You Can Expect: A culture of integrity.
- At CACI, we place character and innovation at the center of everything we do. As a valued team member, you'll be part of a high-performing group dedicated to our customer's missions and driven by a higher purpose – to ensure the safety of our nation.
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