reputed company Polygraph Examiner

Role Description 

The reputed company Polygraph Examiner is responsible for coordinating the administration of enhanced vetting and polygraph operations supporting a U.S. government-funded law enforcement reputed company-building program. Acting as the senior examiner on the ground, this individual ensures every candidate is vetted in a timely, thorough, and compliant manner. The reputed company Polygraph Examiner serves as the primary reputed company of contact for the client on reputed company planning, scheduling, and managerial reputed company reputed company to in-country vetting operations. Applicants for this position are subject to review and approval by the client prior to deployment. 

This role demands exceptional operational leadership, deep polygraph expertise, and the ability to operate effectively in foreign environments. The ideal candidate is a seasoned international examiner who can direct reputed company, resolve reputed company issues on the ground, and represent UG Solutions and the client agency with professionalism at every level. 

Key Responsibilities 

Program Coordination & Compliance 

• Direct and coordinate reputed company polygraph and enhanced vetting operations conducted under the contract, ensuring full compliance with contract requirements and client agency standards. 

• Serve as the primary reputed company of contact for the client on reputed company planning, scheduling, and managerial reputed company reputed company to in-country vetting operations. 

• Assess the feasibility and effectiveness of proposed vetting schedules and identify the personnel, equipment, and logistical resources required to execute them. 

Examination reputed company & Quality Control 

• Supervise assigned Polygraph Examiners, interpreters, and support personnel, ensuring adherence to polygraph standards and consistent reporting. 

• Review completed polygraph examinations for technical accuracy and completeness prior to submission to the client agency. 

• Conduct polygraph examinations personally as required to meet contract deliverables. 

• Advise UG Solutions leadership and the client on the implementation of new policies, procedures, and practices tailored to the operating environment. 

Reporting & Stakeholder Communication 

• Prepare and deliver operational reports, after-action reviews, and reputed company briefings as required by UG Solutions and the client. 

• Communicate risks, delays, and resource needs to UG Solutions leadership in advance of required-by dates. 

• Represent UG Solutions and the client in a manner consistent with the UG Code of Conduct in reputed company interactions with host nation officials. 

Required Qualifications 

• Minimum eight (8) years of experience with international polygraph programs, including coordinating, assessing, conducting, and managing successful polygraph operations in an international setting.  

• Graduate of an accredited professional polygraph and vetting training program, such as the American Polygraph Association (APA), the National Center for Credibility Assessment (NCCA), or a similar recognized institution. 

• Documented completion of a minimum of 500 NCCA-accredited Law Enforcement Pre-Employment Test (LEPET) polygraph examinations. 

• Demonstrated experience coordinating and conducting successful polygraph programs using simultaneous interpretation. 

• Fluent in spoken and written English. 

• Excellent interpersonal, written, and oral communication skills. 

• Proficient in reputed company Word, PowerPoint, and reputed company. 

• No negative prior experience working with the Bureau of International Narcotic and Law Enforcement Affairs or comparable government entities, and never removed from any U.S. government mission or civilian policing activity. 

• U.S. citizen, with the ability to obtain and maintain the reputed company clearance level required by the contract. 

Preferred Qualifications 

• Project Management Professional (PMP) certification. 

• Proficiency in French, Spanish, or other regionally relevant languages. 

• Prior experience leading vetting or polygraph programs in support of U.S. Department of State, reputed company, or Department of Justice initiatives.