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Imaging Technician The primary responsibility of the Imaging Technician is to support investigative processes and ensure a timely and accurate product is delivered to the customer. This position supports the Case Processing Operation Center (CPOC) within our Defense and Intel Operating Group. Key Role/Responsibilities Identify documents, document types as well as verify written and typed print for accuracy. Serialize cases/material in numerical order. Properly receive cases and case material, as well as, forward cases and material to their proper destinations using computer programs/equipment. Scan in necessary documents while performing daily maintenance/calibration on imaging and microfilm scanners and machines. Provide Quality Assurance in the examination of electronic and hardcopy documents working. Working with computer software and microfilm equipment to ensure legibility and accuracy of sensitive information. Retrieve investigative records from microfilm rolls as needed. Audit and examine printed/microfilmed material for accuracy and legibility, redacting necessary documents. Other assignments/projects as needed to support department, contract, or business needs. Basic Qualifications: High school diploma or equivalent. Plan, organize and complete multiple assignments timely and efficiently. Basic computer/office literacy; familiarity with Microsoft Office or other compatible applications. Effectively communicate with team members both written and oral. Maintain confidentiality. Must be able to interpret procedure manuals, email correspondence and instructions. Must have the ability to manage and complete work assignments independently or with minimal supervision. Must be able to work flexible schedule. Schedules are dependent on workload and will require availability outside of department core hours, which may include evening and weekends. Must be willing to work on-site. Must consent to a government background investigation. Contract requires US citizenship, due to nature of work performed. Must reside within 1 hours driving time of Boyers, PA. Work will be performed on-site at Iron Mountain, Boyers, PA and remote. Work location will be determined based on job function/workload needs and leadership approval. Additional Qualifications: Excellent written, oral, and interpersonal communication Excellent attention to detail Excellent customer service skills Experience working in the Government services industry is preferred Physical Requirements: Position requires the ability to sit for extended periods of time. Work is performed using company furnished laptop or desktop. Work will be performed on-site at Iron Mountain, Boyers, PA
Salary estimate
$102,000 – $138,000/yr
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