Polygraph Examiner - Entry to

RESPONSIBILITIES Security and Counterintelligence is responsible for the protection of NSA/CSS information, people and facilities worldwide. In support of this mission, Polygraph Examiners help ensure that only trustworthy individuals receive access to classified information by using structured polygraph examinations, including interviews and interrogations, to obtain information in making adjudicative decisions. Polygraph Examiners are required to successfully complete the National Center for Credibility Assessment Basic Course. Examiners must be able to travel to Columbia, South Carolina for a 12-week period. After completing training, the responsibilities of a Polygraph Examiner include, but are not limited to: - Applying principles and methods of physiological response assessment (e.g., polygraph assessment), including test techniques, scoring methods, and regulations- Applying techniques of interviewing, elicitation, debriefing, and/or interrogation in a systematic manner- Preparing accurate and complete reports that document processes, outcomes, and findings- Creating a product based on analysis of security and/or counterintelligence data SKILLS The ideal candidate has a desire for continual learning with excellent problem-solving and interpersonal skills who is:- Able to work as an individual, and in a team and/or classroom environment- Well-organized and able to handle multiple assignments- Able to handle and adapt to constructing feedback- A strong written and oral communicator- Able to deal with conflict or difficult situations and topics- Present a mature, professional demeanor and appearanceKnowledge and relevant experience in one or more of the following is desired: - Behavioral Science- Counseling- Security- Law Enforcement- Counterintelligence Investigations- PolygraphCandidates must be:- Able to maintain certification by completing a minimum of 80 hours of continuing education every two years- Willing and able to qualify to carry a firearm and maintain federal firearms certification annually- Able to successfully complete a full-scope polygraph and Tier 5 background investigation- In possession of a 4-year degree or greater from an accredited college or university- In possession of a valid driver's license with a responsible driving record