UG Solutions

Role Description The Polygraph Examiner supports enhanced vetting and polygraph operations for a U.S. government-funded law enforcement capacity-building program. Working under the direction of the Lead Polygraph Examiner, this individual conducts vetting and polygraph examinations on candidates in accordance with NCCA-accredited standards and client requirements. Applicants for this position are subject to review and approval by the client prior to deployment. For examiners who do not possess French, Spanish, or Haitian Creole language abilities, UG Solutions will assign a qualified interpreter to support each examination. This role demands strong technical polygraph skills, professional composure in foreign operating environments, and a commitment to compliance and documentation integrity. The ideal candidate is an experienced examiner who thrives in fast-paced, high-stakes environments and communicates clearly and professionally with examinees, interpreters, and client stakeholders. Key Responsibilities - Examination Execution: - Conduct Law Enforcement Pre-Employment Test (LEPET) polygraph examinations on candidates in accordance with NCCA-accredited standards and client requirements. - Administer polygraph examinations effectively using simultaneous interpretation when the examinee does not speak English. - Maintain professionalism and examiner neutrality throughout the examination process. - Documentation & Reporting: - Document examination results, prepare required reports, and submit completed work product to the Lead Polygraph Examiner for quality review. - Maintain strict confidentiality and chain of custody for all examination materials and results. - Support after-action reviews and contribute to continuous improvement of vetting operations. - Coordination & Conduct: - Coordinate daily with the Lead Polygraph Examiner, interpreters, and host nation points of contact to ensure examinations are scheduled, completed, and reported on time. - Represent UG Solutions and the client in a manner consistent with the UG Code of Conduct in all interactions with host nation officials. - Escalate issues, delays, or concerns to the Lead Polygraph Examiner promptly. Qualifications - 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. - Minimum four (4) years of experience with international polygraph programs, including coordinating, assessing, conducting, and managing successful polygraph operations in an international setting. - Documented completion of a minimum of 200 NCCA-accredited Law Enforcement Pre-Employment Test (LEPET) polygraph examinations. - Demonstrated experience conducting polygraph examinations using simultaneous interpretation. - Fluent in spoken and written English. - Excellent interpersonal, written, and oral communication skills. - No negative prior experience working with the Bureau of International Narcotics 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 security clearance level required by the contract. Preferred Qualifications - Proficiency in French, Spanish, or other regionally relevant languages. UG Solutions strongly prefers that at least one member of each deployment team possesses language abilities relevant to the host nation. - Prior experience supporting U.S. Department of State, Department of Defense, or Department of Justice vetting programs. - Proficiency in Microsoft Word, PowerPoint, and Excel.

• Support mission objectives with flexibility and adaptability in an evolving environment • Secure checkpoints at critical locations – mobile and static positions available • Static position will be manning checkpoints while mobile position will be convoy operations • Protect and facilitate humanitarian efforts • Provide humanitarian relief – assist in delivering food and essential services to communities affected by crises • Collaborate with local and international partners such as NGO’s, government agencies, and community leaders • Operate effectively in high-threat environments alongside multinational teams

• Deliver TrellisWare-centric classroom and field instruction on TW-650/950 MANET operations and Apollo mesh topology design • Mentor host-nation instructors on TrellisWare waveform optimization, frequency management, and network troubleshooting • Conduct hands-on system setup and sustainment in austere environments • Provide real-time feedback on TrellisWare firmware updates, Apollo software patches, and system interoperability with partner-force equipment • Coordinate with Civil Affairs/PSYOP for TrellisWare-enabled community information operations and training acceptance • Document TrellisWare network metrics (latency, throughput, node health) and Apollo system feedback for HQ analysis

• Conduct pre-voyage assessments including route evaluation, port risk reviews, and port entry/exit planning • Identify maritime hazards, piracy zones, trafficking areas, weather patterns, and navigation chokepoints • Communicate findings through secure channels and contribute to the vessel’s security plan • Maintain continuous watchstanding, situational awareness, and lookout duties • Execute low-profile protective surveillance while blending with vessel crew operations • Apply counter-surveillance techniques at sea and during port calls • Conduct vessel security drills, cabin and deck sweeps, and equipment checks • Support vessel hardening, perimeter control, and controlled access points • Enforce security protocols during embarkation, disembarkation, and small-craft transfers • Provide armed overwatch during high-risk transits or threat-identified routes • Maintain strict weapons discipline under maritime safety standards • Execute passive and active deterrence measures in alignment with international maritime regulations • Assist captain and crew with observation of navigational hazards, AIS monitoring, and VHF communications • Support maneuvering operations during harbor entry, anchoring, docking, or night operations • Maintain awareness of weather shifts, vessel traffic, and unexpected maritime conditions • Coordinate silently with UG Advanced Protection HQ, UGAP GSOC, vessel captain, and port authorities • Support emergency routing changes, diversion plans, rescue operations, or humanitarian evacuation movements • Provide initial emergency care and assist embedded medics when present • Complete detailed voyage security logs and incident reports • Provide concise post-transit summaries and after-action submissions to UG Advanced Protection leadership

• Build target dossiers and investigative files from minimal data points. • Fuse OSINT/SIGINT with private investigative methods (records, skip tracing, surveillance, interviews). • Deliver concise, actionable briefs to EP and GSOC operators. • Conduct lawful surveillance, records pulls, and evidence handling with chain-of-custody. • Flag emerging threats to safety, security, or reputation.

• Collect, analyze, and synthesize intelligence from multiple disciplines including: HUMINT (Human Intelligence), SIGINT (Signals Intelligence), GEOINT (Geospatial Intelligence), OSINT (Open-Source Intelligence), IMINT (Imagery Intelligence) • Produce high-quality intelligence products including: Threat assessments, Area studies, Targeting packets, Pattern of life analysis, Intelligence summaries (INTSUMs), Daily and weekly intelligence reports • Support operational planning, mission execution, and force protection with real-time and predictive analysis. • Conduct trend analysis and predictive threat modeling. • Brief leadership and operational teams clearly and concisely. • Maintain situational awareness of regional security threats, actors, and geopolitical dynamics. • Integrate intelligence into operational planning cycles and commander’s decision-making processes. • Maintain strict adherence to classification handling, OPSEC, and intelligence oversight requirements.

• Provide real-time verbal interpretation between English and target language(s) in operational, training, and briefing settings. • Translate written documents, technical materials, and classified information as required. • Support human intelligence (HUMINT), civil affairs, and liaison operations by bridging language and cultural gaps. • Assist with interpretation during interviews, interrogations, meetings, and operational briefings. • Ensure all translations retain the original meaning and context, with an emphasis on accuracy and nuance. • Maintain confidentiality and handle all materials in compliance with security protocols and classification guidelines. • Collaborate with military personnel, intelligence professionals, and other contractors to support mission objectives. • Adapt to changing mission needs and rapidly evolving operational environments.

• Maintain overall responsibility and accountability for all security operations • Ensure compliance with UG Solutions policies, procedures, and operational standards • Plan, direct, and supervise all security activities, issuing clear guidance and intent • Establish and manage operational schedules, shift rotations, and personnel movements using reverse planning methodologies • Monitor and maintain morale, discipline, health, and welfare of security personnel • Supervise the resupply, accountability, and readiness of security equipment and materials • Maintain a visible leadership presence at security sites and headquarters locations • Ensure force protection measures and casualty evacuation (CASEVAC) plans are developed, rehearsed, and maintained • Oversee, mentor, and supervise subordinate leaders and security personnel • Conduct counseling, corrective action, and termination counseling as required

• Implement and enforce the Security Director’s orders, guidance, and operational intent • Supervise the Deputy Operations Chief, Mission Communicators, Cultural Support Officers, and Interpreters • Plan, manage, and oversee shift schedules, personnel rotations, movement plans, and operational reporting • Ensure continuous readiness and accountability of personnel, equipment, and organizational resources • Coordinate operational rehearsals, contingency planning, and casualty evacuation (CASEVAC) procedures • Oversee and assist with day-to-day execution of security operations • Monitor, assess, and report operational readiness and emerging issues

• Plan, lead, and oversee physical security operations for personnel, equipment, and materials at fixed sites and during vehicular movements between sites • Manage checkpoint security operations and access control measures • Plan, rehearse, and execute security contingency and defensive response actions • Identify potential security threats through pattern analysis and environmental awareness, communicating risk promptly when indicators are observed • Directly manage and lead actions to mitigate, contain, and reduce identified security threats • Maintain continuous accountability of assigned personnel and equipment • Coordinate and oversee additional physical security-related tasks as directed by senior leadership • Ensure team readiness through rehearsals, briefings, and adherence to established procedures