Law Enforcement Jobs (WA)

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Loss Prevention District Manager - Seattle, WARoss Dress For Less(Seattle, Washington)
POSITION OVERVIEW: An effective LPDM is responsible for the protection of all company assets and achieving shortage and safety goals set and identified by their District assignment. This is done by supervising and promoting Loss Prevention initiatives and programs within their assigned District. It is further accomplished by developing and maintaining a strong partnership with the District, Zone a...
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Posted Fri 23rd October
Background Investigator Level II /OPM Credentialed Investigator/Top Secret Clearance/Seattle, WACaci(Seattle, Washington)
Join CACI International… Ø Forbes magazine, 7/16/09, listed CACI in the Best Places To Begin A Career Ø Fortune Magazine’s Most Admired Company in Virginia Ø Fortune Magazine placed CACI in Top 5 in IT Services Position Summary AND General Responsibilities may include… CACI International Inc, is currently seeking full-time cleared, trained and credentialed investigators to conduct background inves...
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Posted Thu 12th November
Program Manager Incident Strategy Trainer – Microsoft AccountSecuritas(Bellevue/Redmond, Washington)
JOB SUMMARY: This position requires an experienced manager to drive security strategies and programs in support of Microsoft facilities/operations worldwide. The professional in this position will provide guidance to the key business leaders in the North and South Americas region and assist with security incidents as appropriate, leveraging existing physical security services. This manager will wo...
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Posted Wed 11th November

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