Interview process was very easy. Spoke to a recruiter first, she passed my information to the hiring manager. Spoke to the hiring manager, discussed my qualifications and experience, he said he would get back to me in about a week. A week later they called and offered me a position.

Summerize the resume in your own words, I read it and would like for you to provide highlights. Back and forth conversation about baseline requirements the agency overseeing the contract needs. I was studying Network certifications but the agency really needed security certs so that was valueable They are willing to sponsor // pay for a security clearance investigation that is immedeately valueable to you the candidate because you may be able to do the job but you also have to "join the club" of cleared professionals as it is called. Lastly outside of flat rejection, it is possible to do uncleared work with them in a basic role while learning the building and overall structure as any clearance takes 5-6 or 8 months to complete. So the potential to not be left hanging for that entire time frame is very good to. Technical questions were asked, however they were exlerience based not what command does this action.